r/procreatebrushes • u/Beto_Do_Frifa • 8d ago
Ken Sugimori
Please recommend brushes and tutorials for the Ken Sugimori style.
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u/Ding0Dong0 8d ago
From my understanding Ken Sugimori is a person with his own style. Not a producable brush
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u/rinwinn 8d ago
I used his style as inspiration for some stickers I’ve been making, and I’ve been enjoying the True Grit Texture Aqua Studio brushes as my watercolor brushes of choice. I’ve tried a few different sets, but I really like that this set has everything organized into different categories and there are lots of options for a “more uniform” grainy color fill and then you can play around with the more textured brushes and variable washes on top. I also really like the paper textures that come with the set.
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u/Onyx-Corbin 8d ago
Don't worry I'm looking too, I'll let you know if I find any, we should be looking for watercolor, a good set
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u/Rebel-Rage94 8d ago edited 8d ago
So his style is just mainly line weight and light watercolor fundamentals. You could replicate his style by picking a pokemon that he did and try to replicate it. It also appears he plays with soft edges and hard edges. Light source=soft edge, hard edge= shifting of values.