Aqua highlight means you can use nearly any texture for the blotmap/papertex.

Please note that it is a very large file as there are a lot of textures and brushes! There is a pack linked here under question 8 on bluekomadori 's tumblr that has several of the textures (including some I did not have the links to) and some more brushes.For pond, anything that looks like water smudges you see in watercolour should work. I do not recall where the 'ground' or 'pond' textures came from.Any soft grungy or watercolor texture (like the Watercolor A default) can work in place of grunge And a flat or square brush can replace the streak. The streak elemap is from a paid brush pack and I do not recall the name of it at this time. I got it from a tumblr post and I haven't been able to find it in my archive. I sadly do not remember where the Grunge texture originated from.Rough Vertical (SAI 1 default) on 'Tilt via pen direction' works well. In SAI 2, I like to use a chiseled angle. Basically just for monochrome or BW doodles. I personally no longer use this brush but I hope other people find it useful. Good for fluffy clouds, water spray/foam. Used here and here.Ĭharcoal: More smooth and smudgy than the wet ink. Mess with the opacity and size as much as you want! Think of it as a painty airbrush. Used here.ĭry Brush: I use this for a more soft or detailed painting that I can't really do with the other brushes. Just like with Imp, you can use any of those default elemaps I mentioned, i just prefer the Stringy and Middle ones. I like to use this with the Imp brush or for when I want to blend/smudge more. Named after monet cause it smudges better and his stuff was smudgy looking to my younger self. ' Monet' Brush: A more impression-y brush. As it says in the pic, the default Fine, Rough, Middle, and Stringy elemaps all work well for this! Recently, I've been experimenting with this and brushmaps - I recommend doing so for some interesting effects! Example of this brush with different brushmaps: It takes a while to get used to, but it's easily my favorite brush out of all of these. Avoid altering the size (unless you needs a pointy stroke) or opacity, it won't have the same effect otherwise. This is what I use in a majority of my paintings, especially speedpaintings. 'Impressionist' Brush: Ok, technically this should probably be called Post imp since it was inspired by Van Gogh's works, but oh well. Old and new examples linked below to give you a better idea on what they can do. Feel free to mess around with the settings, I tweak with them all the time depending on the effects I want. Pen pressure is needed for all of these, I do not know how they will work without it. HI, decided to make a clearer version of my old SAI brushes because I'm not the best at explaining things.

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