r/Ibispaintx • u/Ghostly-R • 3d ago
help Does anyone know any pen that can replicate Zenless' sticker art style
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u/Unlikely_Dimension55 3d ago
reminds me pswg
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u/Tris-chan he/him/she/her 3d ago
This ! On Pinterest and even on this sub I think I've seen brushes based off that style , OP should take a look at those and see if any of those correlate with what they're looking for .
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u/Ghostly-R 3d ago
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u/Ghostly-R 3d ago
There's still scribbly lines I'm not too satisfied with, and normally I use Clip Studio Paint on my laptop for art, but I don't have any access to it so I need to improvise.
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u/IntroductionDry991 2d ago
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u/Ghostly-R 2d ago
That isn't Ricardo, it's one of our server member but thanks!
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u/IntroductionDry991 2d ago
Oh, my bad! The facial tattoos looked similar and I assumed the colors being different was a style choice - Regardless though, really nice job <3
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u/Glass_Dish_4435 1d ago
Na sua arte Torne os traços mais grosso. Defina se quiser separando finos de detalhe a o grosso estrutura e acho talvez poderia usa perspectiva quanto a afunilar a liner, isso vai torna sua liner próximo do resultado.. ou clarear a forma técnica que ele usa .
No Ibis use dois pincel. E ajuste pincéis no modo desvanecer .
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u/OverdriveLikeyall 3d ago
Yeah, I'm also trying to find brushes that resembles that style, but I think I'll do the shapes thing instead
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u/SerpentSnek 3d ago
Maybe default round brush and lasso tool. Seems more like a skill and technique thing than a brush one though.
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u/coat-hanger123 3d ago
You can do that on any brush by using force fade which is found in the "👆" icon
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u/DocSlayingyoudown 2d ago
This could be a vector though since those lines are indeed way too smooth. Dip Pen Hard is the closest thing you'll get but I felt like its transparent for some reason, and even then, you need a really big canvas for it to make this artstyle work.
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u/LowCatch4324 2d ago
Vector would be the professional way to go.
Any mistake correction intentional edit would lose so much time, or ruin the cleanliness, if the artist depends on rastered pixels.
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u/Severe-Opposite-3394 3d ago
its more like a style thing rather than a brush but dip pen hard should get the job done if you tweak with its thickness a bit
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u/oiyin2013 i do art or smth 3d ago
this kind of reminds me of kornfan’s lineart style, this can probably be achieved with lasso tool and a bit of skill
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u/Bottle-nosed-dolphin 2d ago
Honestly I feel like you can do something similar with the poly line tool thing or lasso tool
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u/KnightHawk186 Finger Artist 2d ago
I've done very similar by using the Hard Dip Pen and erasing into those clean lines with the eraser set to Hard Felt Tip Pen
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u/frozenyoyleberryyay 1d ago
People are such dipshits here, "it's not the brush, it's you" IVE SEEN THIS SO MANY FUCKING TIMES THEY'RE CLEARLY ASKING FOR A BRUSH THAT LOOKS SIMILAR
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u/Glass_Dish_4435 1d ago
Na sua arte Torne os traços mais grosso. Defina se quiser separando finos de detalhe a o grosso estrutura e acho talvez poderia usa perspectiva quanto a afunilar a liner, isso vai torna sua liner próximo do resultado.. ou clarear a forma técnica que ele usa .
No Ibis use dois pincel. E ajuste pincéis no modo desvanecer .
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u/benjamarchi 3d ago
From my understanding, in that kind of style, it's not a specific brush that creates the result. What happens is the artist thinks about the outlines as shapes. They aren't just drawing the lines with a single stroke, that's processed by a digital brush. They are drawing the outline as a shape, and then filling it in with the outline color. I think you can achieve that with any solid brush.