It's a collection of brushes from various sources. Daub, Krupuk, Ron Chan. All other brush makers.

It's changed so much since I had to. Find some like minded folks and start making some short stories. Build a portfolio. Something something something profit!

No. Not needed.

I didn't say that CSP can't. It absolutely can, but there is a noticeable difference in the colors vs Photoshop bc the color profiles are not the same as PS... Especially in the reds and darker values.

​@@colorwithkurt In CSP I noticed some time ago that I need to set always the preview mode as 'Adobe RGB' with files that were saved in Photoshop, in which the RGB mode is often 'Adobe RGB' (richer gamut) by default. The thing is that CSP always works by default as sRGB (sth similar to paintshop pro). That could explain that... Or not, if you are referring comparing the cmyk modes (with same profiles), but the issue could be similar: I mean, CSP really needs in 'View 'menu, then at the bottom 'Color Profile', then 'Preview Settings'. And then setting there "Adobe RGB". Unless the problem is the inverse and you were actually using sRGB in Photoshop and CSP is defaulting to Adobe RGB (I doubt it). Also, I set it in that same color profile settings window "Save in canvas" as marked. Otherwise you gotta do it every time you open that file. But the file needs to be saved to keep this default. Also, super important, one won't see the image in the right RGB (or CMYK) profile unless also in View/Color Profile/ select there "Preview", so that it actually is "displaying" the image considering the color profile Adobe RGB, to show the colors properly (or same thing if doing it all with a CMYK profile). That is, in CSP for the colors displayed on screen, in RGB, to work with the Adobe RGB color profile as it usually defaults in Photoshop, one has to be in this kind of "proof" (preview) mode. Otherwise CSP defaults to what it prefers: sRGB. And then many tones show different. But maybe you know all this. It's just that the "reds and darker values" problem reminds me a crazy lot of an issue I had until I understood how CSP deals with RGB color profiles (not very standard...). But again, maybe it's another issue. It was a nightmare for me until I discovered this, but now I work the same (using Adobe RGB or sRGB, as you can set any, or a CMYK profile) in CSP, Affinity (and Photoshop, if I'd still used that). In CMYK. like in RGB , it's also needed to have marked that "Preview" thing, after selecting the specific CMYK profile. And the "save to canvas" setting in View/Color profile settings always marked, and saving just after doing all this, at the beginning of the project. Again, a gazillion apologies if you knew all this already.

So where do I go to subscribe to your KZfaq channel?! :) Or would you mind if I made a video based heavily on this information! That was the missing part for me...the wrong RGB profile!

@@colorwithkurt Hehe, I don't have a channel... I wish I'd have one! :D. Maybe soon... Yes, totally, feel free to make a video about it if you feel in the mood for it and is convenient for you :). It is indeed a good idea, as I can imagine a good number of artists not knowing this. I only found out when seeing greens and other tones not really matching with Affinity, despite being the same HEX color and all (and my monitor is wide gamut, an Eizo, can display the Adobe RGB profile entirely, so it was driving me crazy). :D It was kind of difficult to discover the why, so I think it's a very good idea for a video. To answer the question/search "Why my colors look different in Clip Studio". Or whatever you can think of. No idea how people with this problem are searching it in KZfaq, with which "words". :D And if you don't finally make it, glad that it solved the little issue for your own use. :) Clip Studio have these things... but I love it. :D

You sneaky devil, you. That's pretty good though!

We still print things though.

@@colorwithkurt I wish we printed more. I love thinking about CMYK and print. I miss it!

They pulled it. Said it didn't add enough value. Sorry! It's a little extra time to move it all around but worth learning to be able fix it!

@@colorwithkurt ok that's so unfortunate especially the shortcuts would have been a blessing :( thank you for your quick reply do you have a guide on how to set up that you would recommend ?

I just move the boxes around until they snap together. You can resize them by the edges, turn them off and on from the menu in CSP. I'd have to search for more than that. There's not much to it. It was a convenience feature.

Welcome, pardner. Mosey on around and have a look.

The pencil work? Most art apps have pretty good traditional looking pencils these days.

Rules are made to be broken! 😜 He still has a good signal to noise ratio where it matters.

Thanks. They're all pretty good these days, but I like LG and Samsung.