Here is a collection of my favorite line art brushes to help you produce better line art!
Curve tool helps you draw the curve a lot more precise! I always use the curve tool when I make sword/Katana line art. It's super handy!
I use vector layers almost every time I make line art. With the vector layer, you can use a vector eraser to click and delete the overlap line easily.
If you are using the vector layer, you can use the tool called "adjust line width" to make your line thicker or thinner easily. No need to redraw the line.
BONUS: How to make your line art looks dynamic
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Here is a collection of my favorite line art brushes to help you produce better line art!
Curve tool helps you draw the curve a lot more precise! I always use the curve tool when I make sword/Katana line art. It's super handy!
I use vector layers almost every time I make line art. With the vector layer, you can use a vector eraser to click and delete the overlap line easily.
If you are using the vector layer, you can use the tool called "adjust line width" to make your line thicker or thinner easily. No need to redraw the line.
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