it’s pretty good for far away trees and bushes and all doesn’t blend much, but you can turn up “Blending” if you want it to. if something’s missing, well, google’s your pal and I’m sure you can find ‘em.Īnyway they’re under the cut. If you don’t have the texture/blotmap/whatever: I unfortunately don’t have a link to where I got all of mine, but most of them are here. Most of them aren’t mine, as I’ve basically always just swiped settings from a bunch of different places, so I have no idea where most of these came from. you can take any of them if they interest you, and feel free to change ‘em as you see fit. This is basically a reference for me in the future in case I need to remember That One Brush That Did A Thing that I may have deleted, but I figure I might as well also share them all since I’m saving them anyway and maybe someone will find something they like. BUT I’m too paranoid of the fact that I’ll need one of them again some day.

it’s been a slowly growing collection here, but now I’ve gotten to the point where I literally have next to no room and I desperately have to delete some.

Apart from their packaging, body prints, and color names, Akashiya Sai watercolor brush pens are identical to Deleter Neopiko 4 watercolor brush pens.Sooo I tend to horde brushes, like, a lot.

Except for the Black pen, Akashiya Sai watercolor brush pens are not lightfast, and the colors will fade if kept in sunny areas.

2007 ISOT Stationery of the Year winner.

This set contains 20 colors: Black, Burnt Umber Brown, Dark Blue, Dark Green, Green, Indigo, Lime Green, Magenta, Mouse Gray, Pale Orange, Peach Pink, Purple, Red, Rose Red, Sky Blue, Tea Brown, Ultramarine, Vermilion, Yellow, and Yellow Ocher. Their self-contained design eliminates the need for paint pans and water jars-just uncap a brush pen and start painting! The colors are blendable and water soluble, so you can combine multiple colors and a water brush to create amazing gradients and other effects.

Planner Stickers, Pens, Stamps, and MoreĪkashiya Sai brush pens make it easier than ever to create beautiful watercolor art whenever and wherever you want.

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Paint tool sai water brush