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i did one earlier in 2019, so here's my current 2020 ones!
ill go in order

> pen line: honestly i don't use this like ever, but i do use it to hard-line.
> soft line: i use this for everything! all my recent pieces have used this. i play with the min size sometimes. i use it to color sometimes to achieve soft fur strokes.
> airbrush: pretty self explanatory purpose; i rarely use it though, i mostly use blend! no example piece bc idk when i used it
> color: i use this to color most things! sometimes i use it to quickly write.
> blend: self explanatory, i use this to blend everything! pressing harder makes a blockier blend, while light pressure blends softly.
> pen ink: honestly no clue, i dont think i ever use this one; idk why i included it but have fun
> crayon: i used to use this a lot, but i still do sometimes for alternative lining. i mostly use it for chibis / small drawings.
> test line: honestly never use it, but it's good for handwriting. however! it seems to blend with white bgs so i'd only use it to line and write

summary: my mains are soft line, color, blend, and crayon!

note: as stated on the deviation itself, my size and stabilizer are constantly changing. however, i rarely go above s-3, only when i need to achieve very specific lines! you can also achieve certain line qualities and types by the type of pressure u use.

Description
i did one earlier in 2019, so here's my current 2020 ones!
ill go in order

> pen line: honestly i don't use this like ever, but i do use it to hard-line.
> soft line: i use this for everything! all my recent pieces have used this. i play with the min size sometimes. i use it to color sometimes to achieve soft fur strokes.
> airbrush: pretty self explanatory purpose; i rarely use it though, i mostly use blend! no example piece bc idk when i used it
> color: i use this to color most things! sometimes i use it to quickly write.
> blend: self explanatory, i use this to blend everything! pressing harder makes a blockier blend, while light pressure blends softly.
> pen ink: honestly no clue, i dont think i ever use this one; idk why i included it but have fun
> crayon: i used to use this a lot, but i still do sometimes for alternative lining. i mostly use it for chibis / small drawings.
> test line: honestly never use it, but it's good for handwriting. however! it seems to blend with white bgs so i'd only use it to line and write

summary: my mains are soft line, color, blend, and crayon!

note: as stated on the deviation itself, my size and stabilizer are constantly changing. however, i rarely go above s-3, only when i need to achieve very specific lines! you can also achieve certain line qualities and types by the type of pressure u use.