I have recently come across a brush pack named glossy jelly for procreate I tried my best to create something like it but the brushes were all bad and highly sensitive do to unusual curves I was wonder if anyone has experience with this brush pack or would help to recreate it.
Please keep in mind, for such requests, it is very helpful when the one requesting provides a stroke picture if the source software the requested brush preset stems from offers these, so this kind of picture:
Additionally, use the requested brush preset in its original software to make a few sample strokes on canvas presenting its capabilities and make screenshots from these sample strokes in good resolutions that are suitable to reveal the details of these strokes. So, show at least a brush stroke going from slightest to maximum pressure, one circle, a few overlapping strokes with a single as well as with multiple times over-paint on one crossing point to show if it builds up and how this is represented.
In other words, showcase that brush presets abilities as complete as possible, your abilities as an artist are not important for brush requests. Unfortunately users often show complete artworks, not seldom in low resolutions, where you can not be sure was it made only using the brush in question or a whole palette of brushes, but what really helps, so screenshots of ↑ brush strokes in a good resolution ↑ instead of thumbnails of low quality.
This way you support those supposed to help you best.
Michelist
I am starting to realize now that the person who created the art that looks so good, just has (for anyone wondering how to achieve the same look):
- An air brush (put at skin color to make a see through look, and other uses).
- A block-in brush (any thing that is good for filling in an area).
- A light taper brush (for any details).
Also I was not looking for any sort of brush recreation as I simply like the pressure sensitivity. The specified “curve” may or may not be possible in Krita since it may lead to the creation of a totally new brush engine which includes post processing something like my feature request. The problems I face were a sharp decline in size which can be avoided by adding a curve that rises quickly and about halfway grows less steep, to soften it out. The flaw was not in the brush but in my work in which pressure sensitivity declines based on pressure and not on whether it is the end of the stroke or not (the beginning taper is perfectly possible due to the “distance” setting) I have to continue to move and softly lift off to create the other end of the taper.