Wren's Markers & More (CSP)

Back in 2021 I released my original marker brush on Clip Studio Paint and another version I created for Procreate. Now it's back with updated settings...and MANY more kinds of markers!

Included is the updated original, now called the "Soft Round Marker" and it's color jitter variant, a tapered brush with a thicker, harder edge with higher pressure and a softer, smaller stroke with lighter pressure, and a "scruffy" version that acts much like a dying or damaged marker. (Four total round brush markers)

There are four chisel tip variants as well with a hard edge and full saturation, a soft version with that strong hard edge but a softer ink from lighter pressure, that "scruffy" option from before, and the very strongly dying chisel tip that's fun for extra texture and realism. (Four total chisel tip markers)

For those of you like myself who like to have texture of filling in massive areas with little ink strokes, we have four pattern brushes, a horizontal and vertical version of each a rough ink pen pattern and a soft ink pen pattern.

Finally, four total inking/lining brushes to suit your style! There is a smooth ink pen, a rough ink pen, The Ultimate Ballpoint, and a gel pen!

For troubleshooting:

• If you work on a larger canvas, change the "Scale Ratio" to a higher number so you can see the texture more clearly.
• Brushes lag more as you increase the size, it's often faster to use a smaller size to fill in your area.
• The ink is set to "multiply" to realistically darken the colors with more layers. You can turn this off if you just like the textures and will pick your own colors.
• If you want to load the brushes in order, sort the files from date modified oldest to newest (if the .zip file happens to come out of order)

THESE BRUSHES ARE ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH CLIP STUDIO PAINT. I do not yet have plans to recreate these in Procreate and I do not make brushes for any other programs.

Note: Please ignore the weird artifacting in the gif of the brush demonstration, I did not realize the screen capture program was not acting correctly until I was already editing. The artifacting is not from the brushes themselves.