First, and more importantly, all the brushes were overwritten with Krita 4.3.0 to avoid any compatibility issues, since the other bundle was created with a much older version of Krita.
The flat brushes are now completely flat and not elliptical.
Tweaked the precision and Spacing settings in brushes that were demanding performance wise in older versions of Krita. These settings are the ideal.
Tweaked the textured brushes. Fine tuned them according to what I actually had in mind when I first made them.
Some changes in the pressure of some brushes.
And I think that’s all.
[Edit: Non-functional link removed by AhabGreybeard.
Scroll down to find updated links.]
There is a tiny problem with the 2-Bristles-rake1 brush tip which is also there in the older version.
The brush tip image has low level artifacts that do not show when painting or stamping but they do affect the brush outline and result in an offset which is noticed when stamping. As shown below:
On the left is the brush-cursor outline with a stamped impression. The offset is noticable.
On the right is the brush tip texture with levels adjustment used to reveal the artifacts, which are so slight as to not affect painting but they do affect the brush cursor outline and also give the offset.
I’m currently on vacation and I haven’t tried 5.0 yet.
I’ll post my experience here once I test if there’s something wrong or different with the brushes.
If the links in this topic don’t work for you, you can try to download the whole set of Pyteo’s bundles from my cloud. It is a ZIP-Archive holding “Pyteo - Concept & Illustration Brush Pack”, “Pyteo - Concept & Illustration v1.2”, and the new “Pyteo - Concept & Illustration Lite Bundle 1.1”.
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