Identify brushes thread?

[Anonymous No.6685394]

brothers in art, can somebody help me out figuring out which brushes are being used here? artist is korean so most likely PC software like PS or CSP
im a color-let that's only been doing linework in black and white so far and i want to learn how to draw these faces...
the hair the eyes the blush and skin color, can somebody help me out here? thanks

[Anonymous No.6685407]

>>6685394
Once you made it to the "I NEED A SPECIFIC BRUSH" cope, you're already NGMI.

Small pen brush, a bigger simple brush to block in colors, and the airbrush is all you need for this.

[Anonymous No.6685414]

>>6685394
stuff like this doesn’t need any special brushes, if your on csp then you just need to use is gpen for lineart and cell shading + soft brush

brushes usually don’t matter unless your trying to get a really specific texture

[Anonymous No.6685459]

>>6685407
>>6685414
thanks guys, cel shading was probably the key thing to google for this, i've been cross hatching literally everything for my shading and "coloring" so i don't feel too bad about asking for this, i was just hyper focused on another way of doing things

[Anonymous No.6685526]

Pro tip!
If you follow an artist on twitter and you'd like to look up what brushes they use, you can search through their tweets if they'd been asked or have shared a link to it but it got buried in the replies. If it's a japanese or korean or chinese artist, look up what brush is in that language. Or use "assets" "clip-studio" etc. to see if they've shared a link to a tool they've used.

[Anonymous No.6685527]

>>6685526
Of course that still depends on if they have shared it or not but it wouldn't take too much time to check!

[Anonymous No.6685534]

>>6685526
>>6685527
One more example using the assets store url.

[Anonymous No.6685649]

>>6685526
>>6685527
>>6685534
thanks! this is really helpful, unfortunately some lesser known artists dont share or get asked these things too often