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17.05.2018 10:28
Jason Maranto
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Hi Terrance, thanks for letting me know -- I gave up on Patreon finding a solution and just changed all the previous image-only download links to .ZIP files so that I know you all get something that will work properly. Using an image directly works here and on DeviantArt, but Patreon messes with the code of the PNG.
17.05.2018 10:31
Jason Maranto
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Seriously, we need an edit function for this forum... a typo should not live forever in this day and age. (sorry for typing your name wrong Terence)
18.05.2018 05:55
Betty Piper
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 Ward, I wanted to thank you for the round masking brush you posted.  I found it is the brush I have been wish ing for to use with acrylics. It works great as a liner brush plus it makes wonderful comma strokes.  The flat brushes also work well for stroke work in acrylics too.
25.05.2018 06:49
Kerioak
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1Ragged brush  2 Leaf brush  3Flat edging river bank

 

The branch looking one I used for my trees (pastel) in the Lilac lake painting, and the flat one for the edges of the lake again in pastel, both demonstrated in the centre of the image below.  The leaf I have not used yet but shown some example settings and results in both watercolour and acrylic.  Hope someone finds them useful.
01.06.2018 12:11
digital_bunny
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Thanks so much, Jason.

Kerry
08.06.2018 06:41
Siri
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Thank you very much guys!
22.06.2018 10:45
Kerioak
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I wanted a eraser for my current project so thought I would share in case anyone else finds it useful.

Solid Acrylic Eraser

Solid Acrylic Eraser - Kerioak

 

What is the optimal size to use when creating new brushes from scratch, does anyone know please?
01.07.2018 09:55
Duemellon
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Here's an example of what it does, before and after pics.

It is meant as an eraser, but... who knows what other powers lurk beneath?

Also note it's interesting effect on acrylic, because acrylic is kind of a "bump map" it's really small pixel removals create a grainy/pockmarked texture.

 

BEHOLD! THE GRUNGE001 brush!

It should be used as an eraser for the effect shown but using it as other tools is something I'm curious about
01.07.2018 10:26
Duemellon
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Treatment Brush - Used as Blend

Before: Pastels in this example

Before

After: Using different sizes and pressures for these effects
After
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