Seems nice, easy to use, I dont Like that if you erase with low pressure this smudge instead of erase, you need to press hard to be able to erase.
I also dont like the extreme variation or I dont know how to call it, when you tilt the pencil,
but easy to use, theseare very quick sketches
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Love to see you using it! 
For the brush eraser mode, I didn’t configure anything when I created it. So it will work the same way, using the texture it comes with. I haven’t investigated whether the functions can be changed when eraser mode is activated.
The extreme variation of size when tilting is easy to change. Go to brush settings, Size and in Tilt Elevation change the curve on the right to yout liking.
Thanks a lot, thank you for this brush, I take 30 more minutes to enjoy it, and I manage to master it I think, haha for the thing I said before I just select white as color and instead of erasing I just draw using white. I will try the variation thing later, but Im happy with your work the rest its up to my skills I htink.
Here the result
Great! Anything I can help with, given my limited experience with brushes!
another 30 min more in this one, what do you mean limited experience with brushes? if I may ask, if not thanks anyway.
Did you see how the eyes glow? this was possible due to the erasing/smudging
Im impress with myself but this is thanks to the brush, one last thank you.
Nice to see another one!
With limited experience I mean that I’m not a brush creator. I just press the “right button” when trying to replicte the proko pencil from infinite painter in Krita and it worked! 
please explain how to import infinite painter brushes to Krita. I have some
Hola Ramón, te explico como lo hice. Entré a infinite painter, creé un documento grande a 2K si no recuerdo mal. Hice el pincel “proko pencil” del tamaño del lienzo y pulsé con él una sola vez fuerte, para dejar un “sello” por asà decirlo. Puedes hacerlo también cambiando los valores del pincel, pero era más rápido pulsar fuerte . Luego eliminé el fondo y guardé la imagen como png. De esta manera ya tienes la silueta/forma del pincel.
Luego en infinite painter creas un nuevo documento y de textura del papel, usas la misma textura que tiene aplicada el pincel en cuestiĂłn, en el caso del proko pencil, es la 7ÂŞ en el orden por defecto. Y guardas el documento.
Ahora en Krita abres un documento cualquiera, vas al editor de pinceles y con el pincel básico “b) basic-5” por ejemplo, en la sección p-unta del pincel/Predefinido importa la forma del primer .png que creaste en infinite painter y eligela. Luego en la sección Textura/Patrón importa la textura de la segunda imagen que creaste en infinite painter y eligela. Por último, ajusta los valores de presión, opacidad, inclinación, etc… hasta que esté al gusto deseado.
Si tienes alguna duda te hago un vĂdeo del proceso y lo dejo aquĂ en la comunidad.
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Hi Ramón, let me explain how I did it. I opened Infinite Painter and created a large document, 2K if I remember correctly. I made the “Proko Pencil” brush the size of the canvas and pressed firmly once to leave a “stamp”. You can also do this by changing the brush settings, but pressing firmly was faster . Then I removed the background and saved the image as a PNG. This way, you already have the brush’s outline/shape.
Next, in Infinite Painter, create a new document and use the same paper texture that the brush has applied. In the case of the Proko Pencil, it’s the 7th texture in the default order. Save the document.
Now, in Krita, open any document, go to the brush editor, and with the basic brush “b) basic-5,” for example, in the Brush Tip/Preset section, import the shape from the first PNG you created in Infinite Painter and select it. Next, in the Texture/Pattern section, import the texture from the second image you created in Infinite Painter and select it. Finally, adjust the pressure, opacity, tilt, etc., values until you’re happy with it.
If you have any questions, I’ll make a video of the process and post it here in the community.
I thought there is fast way to import everything. But thank you for sharing your process. It takes more time but i sm pretty sure it will work.
I wish it exist!
Hopefully, a standard will be established someday.
would be awesome to try that 6B proko pencil.
Funny, I’ve used almost the same method to port my favorite Procreate brushes to Krita, too 
Thank God, I’m not the only one in the world hahaha.
The problem is that, depending on the brush engine, some are impossible to recreate, or I simply don’t have the knowledge.
BTW which paper texture did you use in the canvas?
why dont you try it?
they are called “Smart Canvas Templates for Krita” but i cannot remember where do i get them, probably on a youtube video, apologize for not been helpful here.
this are 3 templates, one for Oil, other for pastel, and for watercolour this is the watercolour paper texture.
Hi @THE_CULT_OF_BERSERK, you will find the link to download the templates in the description of the video Smart Canvas. How to create tileable, seamless canvas, published by Ramon Miranda on Krita’s YouTube profile.
thank you man, did you know if there are another ones??
Look here:
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