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Multi App Ballpoint Pen Brushes
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This collection isn't all about smooth lines and precision. The 10 carefully designed brushes cover everything from liner pens and ballpoints to fountain pens, gel pens, and fiber-tip markers. Some mimic fading ink, creating the effect of a drying-out pen that needs to be scribbled back to life. Others replicate the subtle ink spread that happens when liquid meets paper — those irregular, flawed edges that give hand-drawn art its human touch.
- 10 ballpoint pen brushes
- 2 paper textures (JPG)
- Vector AI brushes
- Guidelines included
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- What are pen brushes?
- Pen brushes mimic the look and feel of real pen strokes. They simulate traditional ink-based mediums, such as fountain pens, ballpoint pens, and technical liners, making them essential for artists, designers, and illustrators.
- What kinds of pen brush strokes are there?
- Pen brushes come in a variety of stroke styles, each designed to achieve a specific effect. There are clean fine liner strokes, traditional ballpoint pen strokes, calligraphy strokes (often pressure-sensitive), cross-hatching strokes, and more.
- What are pen brushes best used for?
- Pen brushes can be used for illustration & character design, concept art & sketching, typography & hand-lettering, branding, and even comics, producing inked outlines and dynamic shading effects.
- What are the features of ballpoint pen drawing?
- Ballpoint pen drawing has a distinctive quality due to the nature of its ink flow. They can be layered gradually to create depth, and the slight drag of the ink on paper gives an organic, raw aesthetic. The possible variations in stroke weight create a dynamic, lifelike feel, so such brushes work well for fine details, expressive marks, and gestural drawing styles.
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