Similar brush like edge pen in krita?

[Thoon_Aung]

[Michelist]

Not really, but there are ways to mimic it, even with brushes. These topics may be of interest to you:

I want to make a brush that looks like the image.

[イラスト] [イラスト2] Hi, I’m poor English.I’m sorry if any of the expressions are difficult to understand. I want to make a brush like the one in the image.(This brush was created in Clip Studio.) In Japanese, it’s called “ふちペン(fuchi-pen)” or “白抜きペン(shironuki-pen)”. I don’t know how to say it in English…(Maybe outline pen? Border pen? ※I know that you can use layer styles to create a border. It would be great if you could give me some advice…:pray:

How does krita make hollow brushes (the kind in MediBangPaint)?

How does krita make hollow brushes (the kind in MediBangPaint)? I know a similar effect can be achieved with layer style strokes. But how to make such a brush? Here is a demo video of the hollow brush. edit. I found out that I did stupid things. I just realized I had accidentally chosen the wrong blending mode for the brush tip earlier. This caused me to think that the tip of the “Masked Brush” couldn’t subtract the brush tip. The “Masked Brush” tip does subtract the brush tip.

New concept: minor brush

The idea originated from a bug I once encountered, and now I see people talking about “watercolor edge”. So I remembered it and came up with a series of ideas for it What is “minor brush ” [image] Contains settings for multiple brushes within a single pixel brush. They each have their own settings and can be configured with different shapes, colors, and degrees of dispersion. They blend themselves from bottom to top (like layers) before rendering to the canvas.It is not tied to a range like a…

Can you combine layers with layer style stroke?

Hi! I have two layers with shapes, a bit more complicated than the provided image, but the idea is the same. Both layers have layer style strokes (blend mode normal, position centered, opacity 100%, fill color) with the same color but different stroke size. The shapes overlap, and I want the overlapping area to have no stroke. Is there a way to achieve this? [image]

Making outline brushes more useful

Recently I’ve been trying to make my own outline brushes in Krita and I’ve gotten decently far on my own, but there’s some limitations to my methods that I discovered. I used a Masked Brush in Subtract mode to create my outline brush, and while it works well on its own, the lack of a fill color and its inability to overlap or join other strokes when desired have frustrated me. The first image is what the brush behaves like right now, and the second image is what my ideal outline brush would beh…

Feature request: "Watercolor edge" (dark edge) to brush stroke

Hello! I tried different methods with the help of other Krita users, but I could not find a method that gave me the result I needed, so I am writing a request. There is a function in Photoshop and Clip Studio called “watercolor edge”. Roughly speaking, it allows you to add a darker edge to each brush stroke without affecting the rest of the stroke color in any way. The counterpart to this is a “layer style” when you apply a stroke that outlines the entire drawn object on the current layer. B…

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