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This is was makes the brush a bit more sharp - this is much better than adding the “noise” effect.Īnd here’s some comparing examples of the brush: (I do this to more or less all my brushes since I don’t like how the spacing look when you set a lower flow/pressure setting)Īfter that, check the box “Texture” and then under the options check the box “Texture each tip” and have 100% depth. So I discovered how you can make the brush a bit more sharper, but not too sharp so it would look like it was made in Microsoft Paint…įirst off, make sure that you set the spacing to 1%. And I really don’t wanna resize my images too much just to make the lineart appear sharper.
But I don’t think the default “hard-round” brush is that sharp enough for my taste. I like sharp lines when I make lineart digitally. Minitutorial: How to make a nice, sharp brush for lineart in Photoshop
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