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Hello.
A few years back I was lucky to grab myself a tool preset for Photoshop made by J P Vine for his storyboard work.
I think he is still using it..

I was wondering if anybody know how to replicate ,especially, the inky brushes from his tool set.
I have been trying different things in TvPaint to get the same type of brush behavior. But no luck so far.

I particular like the randomly "break up" of the line during drawing.
I have added a few screenshot of what I mean.
Any feedback is grately appreciated.
Thank you in advanced.
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Wow I just found these "Chinese" brushes. Very cool and most likely what I was looking for.

I´ll try them out.
Thanks
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Have a look at this one , too -

San_Tools Brush/Eraser.tvpx

Ohhh that is cool..

I´ll try that one out.

Thanks alot!!

D.T. Nethery wrote: ↑29 Mar 2022, 01:45 Have a look at this one , too -

San_Tools Brush/Eraser.tvpx

San_Tools_brush.jpg

Can I ask?..
Since I am not a it wiz..
Is there a "smart"way to make this line "break up" randomly while drawing?.. Do you, perhaps know the settings to use?

I like the one you send. But it is to perfect and consistant. you know what I mean?
Maybe a combo of "San_tools" and "Chinese_Brush"?
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This should be the final look.
I hope I can get it to look like this and still be animated.

The wacom setting for the pen is set to next to firm. So it makes the line break in a cool and random way.

Kind of like Calvin and hobbes look. Sort of..

TvPaint is to perfect!...

Does anybody know how to "mess up" a brush Properties?

The San_tool_brushes are to perfect.. They are actually very cool and very close to something I want to and is trying to use for my little film.

I wanted to "stay" in TvPaint but I do not know how to manipulate this brush so I get the look and feel of the brush started out with in PS.

I have uploaded a little example of the look from the PS brush I wanted to replicate in TvPaint.
How do I make the "break up" look while drawing?

It is greatly appreciated if anybody can help with this.
All the best
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In an animated brush the easiest way to get interruptions is to include some empty frames.

slowtiger wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 21:26 In an animated brush the easiest way to get interruptions is to include some empty frames.

Hey.
Ok do you perhaps have links to any tutorials on how to implement that?..

I am not familiar with this process. Sorry for my Ignorance on this issue.

Your reply is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!!
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I can only recommend to read the manual about animated brushes and play around with that a lot. Start with completely opaque brushes and only a handful of frames, then tweak the brush settings to see what you can achieve.

slowtiger wrote: ↑02 Apr 2022, 14:48 I can only recommend to read the manual about animated brushes and play around with that a lot. Start with completely opaque brushes and only a handful of frames, then tweak the brush settings to see what you can achieve.

Slowtiger!

Thank you for your input and time to answer back.

I appreciate that!!

All the best.
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There are some video tutorials on YouTube (official TVPaint Co. videos and others) which cover how to customize TVPaint brushes, including how to make an anim. brush.

{url=https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... in+tvpaint]customizing anim brushes in tvpaint[/url].

https://www.tvpaint.com/doc/tvp11/index ... ed-brushes


This might be useful , too:

Re-Creating Photoshop Brushes in TVPaint-
https://www.tvpaint.com/doc/tvp11/index ... ps-brushes


Maybe something helpful in this topic, too:

https://www.tvpaint.com/forum/viewtopic ... 11&t=14039

D.T. Nethery wrote: ↑02 Apr 2022, 20:08 There are some video tutorials on YouTube (official TVPaint Co. videos and others) which cover how to customize TVPaint brushes, including how to make an anim. brush.

{url=https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... in+tvpaint]customizing anim brushes in tvpaint[/url].

https://www.tvpaint.com/doc/tvp11/index ... ed-brushes


This might be useful , too:

Re-Creating Photoshop Brushes in TVPaint-
https://www.tvpaint.com/doc/tvp11/index ... ps-brushes


Maybe something helpful in this topic, too:

https://www.tvpaint.com/forum/viewtopic ... 11&t=14039

Thank you D.T. Nethery!!!.

Let´s see if I manage. There is aloooot of frames and work to be drawn and I need to priorities in the the right places.

It would be cool just to stay in TvPaint for the whole "thing".

I thank you all for your inputs,links and feedback.

All the best!
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I'm curious about your brush settings for the J.P. Vine "Inky Large" brush. I found the J.P. Vine brush set and added it to Photoshop. However when I draw strokes with the J.P. Vine "Inky Large" brush I don't get the same amount of line breakup as you show on your example. Are your brush settings different than the ones shown below ?

Your example of strokes made with the J.P. Vine "Inky Large" brush -
My results with the "Inky Large" brush - (click image to view full size)


If I use very quick, light strokes I can get the line break up. (click image to view full size)

I'll try my hand at making a brush for you a bit later tonight...