Then they are sorted by types :Īboriginal Dots : I created this one specially to mimic australian aboriginal dot painting for a specific projet. Should work on any recent computer nevertheless 😉 NamingĪs Krita tagging system is sometimes capricious, every brush preset start with “Nylnook” to quickly find them. Most of them are in the Generic Pen pack, but you can find two in the Art Pen pack when Fuzzy Stroke is more intersting than controlled rotation.īrushes with a drop icon mix there colors with the color already on the canvas… so they feel “wet”.īrushes with mixing and rotation use more computing power than other brushes, especially when they are combined with textures. This allow to do thick and thin strokes, essentials for inking.īrushes with a G with an arrow icon for “Generic rotation” are brushes with emulated rotation which can work with any stylus, and rely on Krita features Drawing Angle Lock and Fuzzy Stroke. Small Iconsīrushes with a rotation icon for the Art Pen pack are meant to be used with a stylus supporting rotation like the Wacom Art Pen (the best stylus I know if you want my opinion). I usually use them on a large canvas (mininimum 2K)… so theses presets may look big on a smaller canvas.
You should choose one of the bundle, and do not install or activate both of them, otherwise the Krita tagging system will be confused with brushes that are common to both packs. Manage Resources… > Import Bundle/Resource, and make sure the bundle is in the Active Bundles column on the left. If you have a Wacom Art Pen or similar, that support rotation, you will be interested by the Art Pen pack: They are free to use, under a Creative Commons Zero License ! What’s new in v2 ?įirst of all, now there are 2 packs, depending on your stylus : does it support rotation additionally to pressure and tilt ? Time for update ! I’m happy to introduce 36 brushes presets for digital painting I crafted for and with Krita 3.0.1, used for my latest comic… This is version 2.
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