Use the Hardness slider to make the edges of your brush softer or sharper. Setting the edge of your brush in SketchBook Pro Mobile For a pastel-type brush, you’d want soft edges.For a precision brush, you’d want sharp edges.Under Edge, either tap-drag the slider or enter a numeric value (in the field to the right): Scroll down to the Nib section and open it. In Brush Properties, tap the Advanced tab. In either the Brush Palette or Brush Properties, double-tap the brush you want to modify. Use the Edge slider to make the edges of your brush softer or sharper. Setting the edge of your brush in SketchBook Pro Desktop Solid edges gives hard edges that still bleed slightly.įor example, a calligraphy pen on high-quality paper stock, or lines from computer drafting software. Soft edges gives soft, feathered brush edges.
When modifying a brush), to achieve certain effects, you might need to change the brush edge. This work is already in progress and you can expect to see it in iOS and Android updates coming later this year.Normally, the brush type you have selected determines the brush edge properties. You can download the brush sets either directly from the Extras main page, or click through to see a preview of the full set.Īnd yes, for those on mobile we’re working on bringing brush import/export to the mobile app too. Play around with them and see what you might do! We also added in a few sets that were previously only available on the mobile app.Īll these brushes are now available in a visual library on our Extras page - making it easier to see what each set is and how you might use it. We’ve added a Marker set for those who miss the old markers, and some blending brushes that apply the same effects and layer blends only with a brush. While the team is busy working on the next updates, we thought now would be a great time to get some new brush sets out to you while you wait (plus, creating new brush sets doesn’t require taking a developer off feature work 😬). New free brush sets are now available for Sketchbook Pro!
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