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What brushes do you use for sketching and line art?
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this is definitive proof zoomers have ruined the internet
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>>8073942
>sketching
I honestly like drawing with pixel brushes, usually sized up to size 3/4/6, or whatever. I like something that feels a bit crunchy and imperfect to sketch with.

>line art
Honestly, I'm pretty dull, I just use the generic hard round brushes, maybe with a little customisation. That, or a hard square brush, which is basically the same thing all the same.
I just find that once you start adding all these special brushes to use, you end up with indecision paralyses just trying to choose the right one for the occasion. Sticking to 2 or 3 brushes that you use for everything makes things a lot easier.
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>>8073955
how?
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>>8073955
>robllox le bad
>why?
>because
>because
>Because it just is okay



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