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4H Pencil Brush

3H Pencil Brush

2H Pencil Brush

H Pencil Brush

HB Pencil Brush

B Pencil Brush

2B Pencil Brush

4B Pencil Brush

6B Pencil Brush

8B Pencil Brush

Blunt Pencil Tone Brush

Pointed Pencil Tone Brush

Blender Pencil Brush

Rough Eraser Brush

There are 15 types in total.

[4H~4B Pencil Series].

These are brushes with a common sharpened pencil texture.

[6B, 8B Pencil Brushes]

These are coarse-textured pencil brushes.

H brushes are lighter pencils and B brushes are darker pencils.

Generally speaking, the H is more realistic and the B is more like a scanned pencil.

The H brush is recommended for sketching/crocheting, fine detailing, and comb-overs.

[Pencil Tone Brushes]

Lays down noisy tones with a pencil texture.

Reduce the brush size for a softer pencil!

[Blender Brush]

Allows you to control the consistency of your color with a natural, finger-scrubbed look.

You can also adjust the size or opacity of the pencil brush itself.

All brushes can be softened or thickened depending on the pressure or consistency.

There's a difference between drawing with less pressure and drawing with more pressure.

Drawing with a paper texture on top makes it even more realistic, and is highly recommended!