#it's ink-4 pen rough in krita btw

[endy-boi]

hey! I made a base! it’s a generic dragon with a blank flag, imma be using it for a project, that, of course, i’m not gonna finish. woo! free to use the base with credit!

[kerua-karua]

Hi! I love your work soooooooooo much! I was wondering: Which digital art program do you use? And which brushes? YOUR WORK IS SO GOOD I CRY 💕💕💕😍😍😭😭 thank you and bless

Hi sweet anon!!! Thank you very much for the kind words, it changed my evening!

Luckily it’s really easy to use my same tools, since I use only free programs, Krita and Adobe Sketchbook (both compatible with PC, Linux and Mac). 

Krita it’s really handy, it has a lot of professional features that you can find only in Adobe Photoshop, without the hustle that comes with having to pay for the program or to crack it. 

This is the list of tools that I use:

Pencil-4 soft and Pencil 6B Tilted are the best for me to sketch, while to ink I use Ink-4 Pen Rough. 

Sketchbook is the other program that I use because it’s really easy to sketch on it. It feels really natural and fast, also it has some amazing free downloadable brushes that I really like, such as a cool copic brush that actually works like a copic and some colour pencils. Another thing that I like is that it has the same colour pallette as the real copics, so (for me, that I hate to think about colours) it’s really useful! :DD

These are the brushes that I use (some of them I downloaded from the free downloadable sets that “Extras of Sketchbook” offers, if you give it a try, download all the sets and try them out! :D)

And this is an example of the colours copic palette:

Btw, I’m probably going to buy an Ipad, so maybe I’ll try Procreate soon and I’ll be able to draw more!! :D  

Hope it was helpful sweet anon, tell me if you try them out and if you like them! Have a lovely day ;)