

You should choose one of the bundle, and do not install or activate both of them, otherwise the Krita tagging system will be confused with brushes that are common to both packs. Manage Resources… > Import Bundle/Resource, and make sure the bundle is in the Active Bundles column on the left. If you have a Wacom Art Pen or similar, that support rotation, you will be interested by the Art Pen pack: They are free to use, under a Creative Commons Zero License ! What’s new in v2 ?įirst of all, now there are 2 packs, depending on your stylus : does it support rotation additionally to pressure and tilt ? Looking at your presets or tags will show you the new resources.Time for update ! I’m happy to introduce 36 brushes presets for digital painting I crafted for and with Krita 3.0.1, used for my latest comic… This is version 2.

Now, you will not immidiately see it, but when you close the resource manager and open it again, you will see that the pack is active. Go into settings-> manage resources-> import bundle/resource.

Includes a brush and gradients to draw with this brush.Ī set of sketch brushes that make a nice mess, ideal for doodling. Really experimental pack for making flow-normal-maps. The rest of the misc resources zip.ĭownload the wash brush pack bundle here. The following packs are experimental, or mostly somewhat unfinished in looks.Ī pack of brushes using wash and multiply to mimic ink-washes. Pack with brushes that give fancy effects, including several star, cloud and tree brushes, as well as just hearts, lace and interesting lines. I don't think people know that Krita is capable of these things, so I made a simple brush pack with common filter brushes, like dodge, burn, blur and sharpen, as well as adding a heal tool.

At Version 1.2.Ī pack of filter brushes+a heal brush. Also included: Calligraphy Brushes!Ī pack of Brushes meant for painting, contains many colour smudge brushes, interesting brush-tips and textured brushes. Now at 2.2, the inking brush pack makes use of the new anti-alias and auto spacing options. In general, this is so you can test the resource manager. The feature is not fully complete, but I wanted to make a general thread to present my own packs. Hey hey, with 2.9, you can now bundle resources.
