Where to find brushes in clip studio paint?

poleronepeix 2016-12-03 09:47:32 UTC #1

hi, i'm new in the community, although i have a comic, i am in love with clip studio paint, but i have seen thousands of videos of people drawing with other brushes different than the ones that you get.
Can anybody help me and tell me where to find more brushes PLEASE?

AliceHoffmannArt 2016-12-03 12:23:53 UTC #2

You can try looking through deviantArt's Clip Studio paint stocks: http://www.deviantart.com/browse/all/?section=&global=1&q=clip+studio+paint+brushed

Alternatively, there's the chance the artists you've been watching have made the brushes themselves. In order to learn how to do that, you can check out a few tutorials. =3

Shanny8 2016-12-03 14:49:25 UTC #3

You can also go to Deviant Art & type "manga studio 5 brushes/clip studio brushes" in their search bar and it will give you a variety of brushes created by folks. A lot of them are free to download...

Rabbit 2016-12-03 21:53:32 UTC #4

Yeah most artists that solely use Clip Studio Paint make their own brushes ~u~ I've made my own effect brushes, pixel art brushes/pens, animation tools, etc. There's also Clip Studio's official materials page that has free downloads provided by Celsys(they made CSP)!
http://www.clipstudio.net/en/dl/materials/
^ It's also safer than downloading it from other websites if you're too scared to download mysterious 'CSP brushes' ZIP files XD

Shanny8 2016-12-04 01:17:32 UTC #5

Frenden also has Manga Studio/Clip Studio brushes; however you do have to pay for his brushes. You can get them here:

http://frenden.myshopify.com/collections/manga-studio

Or Daub brushes- you have to pay for these as well:

http://www.daub-brushes.com/

Damatris 2016-12-04 08:28:46 UTC #6

I have to say that daub brushes are really, really lovely! Totally worth the few euros they cost. And you will keep receiving updates for free on the packs you've purchased when there are some available.

hushicho 2016-12-04 14:50:10 UTC #7

The Frenden brushes are fabulous, I will definitely back this up! They're worth every bit paid for them.

You can also find a variety of brushes on the official site. There are so many here, and you're sure to find at least a few that will really work beautifully for exactly the piece that you have in mind. I've used so very many of these, and they're wonderful.

Last but not least, there are plenty of free brushes out there. The advice has been good so far! There are also brushes you can sometimes find on tumblr or other social media. I personally offer a few free brushes too! Most of mine are created for specific purposes, but these specifics have proven really useful for me and, I've heard and seen, useful for other artists too! If you enjoy my brushes, I hope you'll let me know.

Good luck on your search!

Shanny8 2016-12-04 15:29:26 UTC #8

I also bought brushes from this guy- they are some really NICE brushes! 100 brushes for $3.99! I've used some of them in rendering my Ray Thunder webcomic!

https://www.flylanddesigns.com/shop/

@hushicho DEF love the Frenden inkers set! Those are the main brushes & nibs I ink my comic with...

hushicho 2016-12-04 15:43:49 UTC #9

Oh man, the Frenden brushes are such a pleasure! I especially love the paints. I made my own inker brush for my approach, but I love using the Frenden paintbrushes! So glad to see your suggestions and URLs, I love to collect and try different brushes, so I am definitely going to check these out myself!

Shanny8 2016-12-04 15:45:57 UTC #10

@hushicho I bought the Vol 1 set...looking at the Vol 2 set- almost tempted to buy them. What am I gonna do with ALL those brushes? I still havent finished loading all the brushes from the 1st set. Lol...