Thank you!

Thanks Elijah, glad you like them!!

Glad you like it!

Thanks!!

I have it bound to the Z key, however I use a Razer Nostromo gaming keypad, so Z is actually assigned to a key on that, right next to my regular brush key. This makes it easy to switch back and forth between them, and any other frequently used tools. If I were using a normal keyboard, I would probably assign it to something else next to my other tools.

Thanks!

Thanks! Unfortunately the brush organization will be lost in other apps. This set is huge, and heavily utilizes the Photoshop's brush folder system (and subfolders) to keep things in order. I also don't expect that the brushes will look the same in CSP, especially those which utilize more advanced settings.

Are you using them with photoshop? There's a folder under "Painterly Brushes" specifically for watercolor. Also, I'm not familiar with the vertical line issue. Please contact me if the issue persist. Thanks!

These brushes utilize Tilt Sensitivity for rotation control, which is a feature that most (not all) Wacom stylus' have. So, you don't need the Wacom Art Pen for these brushes. I've used the Art Pen, and I like it, but I found that tilt control of the standard pens works just as well, just a little differently. That's ultimately going to be a matter of personal preference though. Once major drawback of the Art Pen is that it seems Wacom has not updated the model in years, and looks to be effectively discontinued.

Sorry for the very late response! Yes, the mixer brushes are part of the Painting sub-pack and the whole master pack.

Yes! If this link doesn't work: www.artstation.com/lane/store You'll just have to search "Photoshop Master Pack"

Yes, feel free to use for both personal and commercial products. I think it would be silly to limit their use!

@@lanedraws Thank you, that's awesome!

The download includes a separate version for use with other apps like Procreate. Some users have told me they work fine. However, I don't recommend this set for anything other than Photoshop, mainly because there are hundreds of brushes in the set, and they are organized by Photoshop's brush system. I think it would be too much to manage.

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I must charge for it, because I spent 2+ years of my life crafting the brushes, lol.

You have to literally spend months in order to create hundreds of good quality brushes. I rather work for an hour and spend the money on a high quality collection of brushes. Besides they were much cheaper during the holiday sale.

I encourage all my students to experiment with their own brushes. However, as the other comment says, it's very time-consuming and requires a lot of trail and error to get specific effects.

I enjoy traditional painting as well. However, for the majority of professional illustration and design work it is no longer practical. These brushes are what I use for work everyday.

@@lanedraws I understand that but there's nothing like the original. I like the comic book/gaming digital coloring and inking. But if I want to see a oil painting I look at a oil painting each medium has there own style/strength