No opacity or size sensitivity it just makes smooth, fluid, very fine & uniform-width lines. If you find this brush is too soft/fuzzy, try Ink_brush_25 (above) or Ink_tilt_20 (below).Īn extremely simple brush that I absolutely love. It’s similar to a thicker, high-quality rollerball ink pen. I find it a little pixellated and it has fewer applications than other brushes, but still very handy if you’re struggling for a good balance between “fine” and “expressive”. This brush is kind of in-between a fine liner and a fine paint brush. It produces very smooth lines without pixellation. This is a favourite of mine! It’s good for thicker & more expressive line art with a smaller size range than other brushes (meaning the size of your brush strokes will vary less wildly with more pressure compared to other brushes). Great for filling in blocks of colour or thick, fluid digital lineart. It has good opacity & size pressure sensitivity, and it’s a general all-rounder tool for very digital, opaque brush strokes.Īnother standard digital brush, but without opacity pressure sensitivity and with a bigger scale to work with.
It doesn’t really have a traditional look to it at all. Some of them are versatile, basic brushes that could be a good place to start exploring the program, and others are brushes I think are particularly unique or useful, for people who aren’t new to digital art.
The number may seem a little daunting, though, and some brushes have very specific applications so I compiled a list of my favourites. Krita comes with a huge number of brushes - brushes that are actually useful for drawing & painting.
If you have experience with other digital painting programs, then the learning curve, in my opinion, is not very steep, and the UI is intuitive enough to grasp if you are new to digital art. Krita is my recommendation it is free, open-source digital painting/drawing software that works on Windows & Linux, and with a Beta for Mac OSX 10.9. I was writing this up for a friend and thought it might be useful for other people who are looking for a free digital art program alternative to Photoshop, especially one which can run on a Linux OS.
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