Doodle brush suggestions and help

[Kenjisamadesuu]

Another question that I have is about doodle brushes.

I saw the csp ink brush which I used but had some troubles with and the nacho brush which did the same because of pen pressure.

May anyone recommend me some doodle brushes to play with!

And can someone help me on how blending works with skin and other things related, I’ve been wanting to start painting like pros do but I need a bit of a start…and some help…

[sooz]

Hi @Kenjisamadesuu - What is a doodle brush? Can you supply a screenshot?

Regarding blending and skin, I suggest you search on YouTube for Krita videos. There are lots. You might find someone with a style you admire that you can learn from.

And open the brush presets docker in Krita, put the word blend in the bottom search bar. You’ll see what kind of blenders you have already loaded.

[marui_mg]

Actually, any brushes that you have can be used in sketching. If you want a brush only for sketches, then you can try any brush with a clear texture or effects, they will usually be more aesthetically pleasing
I have attached examples of my own so that you understand what I mean if I did not express myself correctly.

[Michelist]

Maybe you like ball pens for doodling?

Cheap Ballpoint pen Brush

I made this single brush preset that I use for casual sketching. This supposed to imitate the look and feel of cheap ballpoint pen that I commonly use. This brush uses multiply blending. Using this brush on a transparent layer may result in a thin white outline. Use in a flat layer or in layer with ‘darken’ blending to remove the outline. [Testpen] [testpen2]

It can be that your browser changes the file name extension to PNG while downloading them, then you have to revert this and must rename the extension back to KPP before you can import them via ‘‘Settings’’ >> ‘‘Manage Resources…’’ >> ‘‘Import Resources’’.
This renaming happens, because Krita brushes are literally PNG-files with additional information describing the brush parameters, and some browsers want “to support” their users, thinking they’ll do us a favor renaming them for us.

Michelist

Edit: Typo corrected

[CrazyCatBird]

Cheap Ballpoint pen Brush

I love that one! Definitely excellent for doodling!

[Michelist]

Although I’m a painter through and through, these pens are just plain fun!

Michelist

[Kenjisamadesuu]

i do see some people being a bit confused

im refrenceing from these two brushes below:

Ink Pen (CSP-like)

I made a G pen brush, inspired by one of the brushes I usually use in Clip Studio: [V1]

Replicating CSP's Nacho-Pen For Krita

Is there a way to replicate this brush in krita?I know i cant import directly but i feel a bit lost toggling the settings for brushes in krita [Screen Shot 2022-10-14 at 11.25.28 PM] [Screen Shot 2022-10-16 at 3.52.33 PM]

[SchrodingerCat]

The first is not a doodle brush, it is more for inking, it requires quick strokes for some parts, in the same way both brushes are out of date, I have improved them but I am creating a couple more before launching a bundle.