Bristles-1 Details (a thin brush gives a layered line with a jagged edge, at small sizes it is great for the original lineart due to beveled edges when rotated):.

Ink-4 Pen Rough (pen brush with a ribbed edge, draws from thin to thick edge, easily transitions from a super-thin line to a very thick one):.

Ink-3 Gpen (brush ink pen, gives a narrow tip at the beginning of the line and a round one at the end, the thickness depends on the pressure of the pen, at any size a clear line):.

Ink-2 fineliner (a liner brush with the same line thickness, which is equally good for line art at any size, an analogue of an isograph with a round tip):.Ink-1 Precision (a liner brush, which is better to use at a size of up to 10px, because at large sizes the line becomes blurry):.Ink pen (my paint) – brush thin fountain pen, which gives seals in the form of a point at the point of pressure, the line is almost uniform in width, the edge is rounded:.Ink chaos RZV (this is a fountain pen brush with smudges, gives a line of different thickness depending on the pressure on the stylus, you can get a sharp tip of the line, as well as very thin stripes with smooth transitions):.

Basic-2-opacity (the brush looks like a marker with an even line weight and different opacity with pressure on the stylus):.For now, I’ll focus on the preinstalled brushes and the ones you can download from the internet. You can make your own brushes, but we’ll talk about this separately. I got my favorite brushes, without which it’s hard to imagine lineart. I just love the digital drawing program Krita – there are a lot of brushes for lineart (drawing with lines, usually in black).

Krita brushes free download