Welcome to the first edition of the Weekly Deconstruction. This week Dave and I are covering the ‘Photoshop brush myth’ and why the various answers to this question never seem to be… If anyone can think of a better name, for the love of god please tell me because I suck at naming things. Well, I’m sure most of you, if not all, have already read this, written by my friend over at Photoshopfornoobs. Or was it written by a friend of hers? This is something that I, of course, very much agreed with her on, and I have been holding off on this until now. Why did I hold off? Because have my own way of doing things goddamnit! But in all seriousness, I want and will get into such things, I first wanted to go over, and still do want to go over some other tools and brushes.
Paint Tool SAI 2 Blur Setting: This blur brush created by Lilli-Loves-Carrots is a must-have in your Paint Tool SAI brushes collection. These are, and of course were, just the basic brushes and tools for painting and drawing in SAI. This one proves to be significant when you want to create an illusion in your artwork and do not have the right tool for that. I want you to have a basic understanding, if you didn’t have any before, of SAI’s main tools and brushes. That way, when I DO get into painting, drawing, technique etc. Winter set contains one each of rose red, magenta dark green, grey and black.I can build upon that, and give some sort of idea of how to do a specific technique, as well as what brush you may want to use for it. Summer set contains one each of cerulean blue, indigo, yellow green, navy blue and brown.Īutumn set contains one each of vermillion, yellow, ultramarine, purple and burnt umber. Spring set contains one each of pink, madder, pale orange, yellow ochre and green blue. These 4 sets each contain a selection of 5 SAI Watercolour brush pens. SAI Watercolour brush pens are suitable for use with other markers and combine particularly well with Sakura Pigma Micron pens.
When used with water SAI brush pens provide you with seamless washes and smooth gradations. The brush heads used in the SAI pens are responsive to the touch allowing you to produce fine delicate lines as well as shade larger areas with the added advantage of real brush strokes. Each SAI pen is carefully hand-made by a craftsperson and features a top quality taklon brush tip and ventilated cap. SAI brush pens are range of water-based dye-stuff brush pens that are ideal for watercolour paintings, illustrations, designs and sketches, card-making, scrapbooking and Manga drawing.
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