
With these captain planet powers combined I usually get somethin’ like this. I’m having fun learning how to line-weight tho LOL From a distance its alright, but I dare not venture closer on dear flower-crowned Riku’s face. 2)Or you can import the brushes on the program, right click on the brushes tool select import sub tool and choose your brushes. I’m gonna be real, I’m garbage at lining, and that isnt just a stylistic choice It’s from being unsure where I want to put my lines and laziness. rar file(use 7-zip software)and after: 1)Or simple drag and drop the brushes in to the brushes tool. It’s no secret I’m a die-hard flat brush fan. Feel free to ask me questions and let me know if you find some mistake. I tend to mess with the settings with this one a lot.ĭubious “Lineart” Tool - Very simple lineart tool. Tutorial dedicated to my friends here on how to add textures and brushes in SAI Mostly technical stuff in this tut.Hope you will find it useful :D. It makes colors blend in a static-y almost, TOO textured way. 2) You can import the brushes into the program by right-clicking on the brushes tool, selecting. Although, when I do, 80% of the reason I do is because I forget to switch brushes lmaoĪirbrush Tool- To go along with my sketchy brush, I have a sketchy way to shade. You can also drag and drop the brushes into the brushes tool. It works with my already extremely lazy sketchy style.

Play around with the brushes on the side to find one that fits what you need. I’m currently very into painting with a textured look. Type a name you want for your image in the box labelled 'Name,' then pick the width and height you want in the boxes labelled 'Width' and 'Height'. An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine. Sketch Brush - I work mostly with this one. An illustration of a persons head and chest.
