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Published: 2015-11-08 17:34:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 14142; Favourites: 491; Downloads: 632
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People are always asking what my brushes are so here they are hahah. Β To be honest I use the first brush 90% of the time and only switch if absolutely necessary. it's very basic but it gets all the jobs done.If you have any question feel free to ask.
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Thank you... so much. I found a youtube video of yours while trolling for lineart advice and I thought "I have to know this person's brush settings" and sure enough! You posted them already.Β
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You're very welcome
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this is really helpful, especially with advanced settings....so smoothy on colour part :3
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Thanks for all the awesome brushes! Just on problem, they don't seem to be working for me, i entered the same exact settings that you have and the brush comes out different. Is there some setting in sai that im just missing?
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this numbers that you gave here for stabilizer are this the one that appears when you create a new brush ? there is a place for stroke stabilizer and pressure stabilizer . Or I should leve tham not specified ?
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It's near the very top of the screen. If you push the down arrow, you should see numbers that go down to.. I think fifteen, and then go S-1 to S-17. If you try out a few you'll see what they do.
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thank you so much
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that first one is a real find for a noobie like me! u are a wonder, EP
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I can't find the Middle_Flat option in the dropdown after Density, I only find Spread, Spread&Noise, Bristle and Flat Bristle. How did you get Middle_Flat?
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woah the first one looks soooo cool!! <3
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thank you! I like that one that best
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ur welcome!!
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Ah ok :3 How did you make them? For example the line art one
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um you just change the setting the match them? like you make a new brush and then match the settings with Β mine.
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its always interesting to see what setting artist use, thanks for showing us ^^
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