You can also apply many tutorial demos and techniques made in other software to FA and MBP as well. Here’s a few good bristle brushes from can look up the brushes in Firealpaca dA fangroup too, there’s quite many nice bristle and painting brushes there as well as tips and tutorials. Also, here’s my own tag, where you can find some brushes I’ve made which give a traditional-feeling texture to the image. Some of the acrylic and chalk brushes downloadable in medibang paint are pretty good for emulating a traditional look. that could then be used to emulate individual speckles and the look of a real painting) duplicating layer, moving it a bit off, then using layer modes and/or filling a duplicate layer with another color. There’s nothing like a 3D brush or bevel or emboss effect/brush either (but the last two you can actually achieve to some degree e.g. Hmm, if you mean like a 3D-like effect, then sorry, that would have to be painted in manually. I use it for coloring and shading basically everything.Anonymous asked: Do you know any brushes or techniques in firealpaca or medibang that can give a realistic painting look? It's exactly as the name says it is, it acts like the pen brush but with a soft (not blurry) edge. It's a thin brush brush you if you like to ink with thin lines this is the brush for you.Ħ) Soft Shade Brush: This one is my absolute favorite brush. it has a rounded edge but it gets slightly thicker the harder you press down on it. (I use hard)Ĥ) Water Brush: From this post: …ĥ) Nib pen: This is a simulation of one of my favorite irl inking pens. The two different circle show what the "soft edges" look like like and what the "hard edges" look like. I like it because you can see the brush strokes when you blend. Brush pressure definitely comes in handy when blending with this on. (easier and quicker than the wheel and rectangle.)Ģ) Hard blending brush: I don't use this too often but its good for hard, shiny surfaces like metal stuff. This brush is actually from someone on tumblr but I cant find the post anymore so if someone could link it too me if they recognize the brush that would be great.ģ) Soft blending brush: I use this one a lot for shading, it takes the color where you first put down the brush and will basically spread that exact color everywhere.
Some of my custom brush settings in FireAlpaca.ġ) Mixer brush : this brush is actually the finger brush, which I think is a smudge brush but it works poorly as one imo, but i use it for mixing two different colors.
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