Dec 30, 2014 - Art, illustration, Gimp tutorials, digital painting, Gimp Paint studio, Krita, Tutorials, Photoshop, Painter, How to, Figure drawing, Anatomy reference. Easy Paint Tool Sai Brushes. Get These Brushes. Note: I found a few different brush packs with the same name so if you Google search “easy paint tool sai brushes” you might find more to work with. But this page seems like the easiest brush pack to start with. It has a visual tutorial along with direct download links on the page. My name's Xeiv, I'm a Filipino freelance digital artist based in Canada. My primary interests are character designs and sprite work centred around anime. I love fashion, graffiti, and relatively grunge dark themes and am always looking to expand my abilities and portfolio beyond what I can currently do. CLIP STUDIO PAINT EX.
Yet another recurring tool in paint programs; The Bucket Fill tool.
Well, again, not much to say for this tool, it’s very much the same here as it is in other programs, with one slight exception from what I’ve seen, and there is no difference between tablet and mouse use here.
Now, here’s an example of the bucket fill tool at work, for the most part it works like it does in other programs, it automatically fills an entire area with one solid colour. However, unlike in other programs, this bucket fill tool doesn’t stop immediately when a colour is suddenly introduced. It will eventually start when the colour gets dark towards the center of strokes, however, if you have very small strokes, and then use this tool, the colour can very easily just bleed right through the stroke and fill entire areas that you don’t want to fill. You can however, stop this from happening entirely by using any selection tool, the best one that people would usually suggest, and I would too, with this tool is the Magic Wand, which I’ll get into later. Mainly, this tool is good for just filling in base colours quickly.
Here are my most-used brushes, collected from the web and tweaked a bit to my sensitivity tastes.
“PENCIL2” BRUSH
It almost looks and feels like real pencil! The trick for a more realistic effect is to use a dark gray color instead of pure black and a very light, low-saturated color blue as background. Click on the picture to see details. Beautiful!
Create a “Brush” type and use these settings:
“BRUSHSTROKE” BRUSH
This is a painterly, strokey, chalky brush. Paint lightly to get a rough, dry brush effect. Works better if you tweak the Hard <-> Soft settings to your liking. Sometimes I turn on the Blend checkbox if I need to mix colors as if using wet paint.
Paint Tool Sai Official Website
Create a “Brush” type and use these settings:
Paint Tool Sai 2 Black Theme
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Paint Tool Sai Dark Theme Free
If you don’t have these brushes or textures, click here.