Brush Type properties are set in the Properties Editor, Active

Tool and Workspace settings.

Clicking on the Brush image opens the selection options

panel previously shown.

The Brush Types draw in accordance with the Stroke Type

properties.

Figure 4.3

For example, by default, the F- Pencil Brush is selected as

is the Stroke Type named Solid Stroke.

Drawing a Stroke produces a black line of Material strength:

0.600, 20px wide.

Figure 4.4

When Brush Type: F-Marker Bold is selected in conjunction

with Stroke Type named Solid Stroke, a wider gray line is

drawn since selecting Brush Type, F-Marker bold changes

the Stroke Radius to 150px and reduces the Strength to

Click to display

Brush options

0.300.

Figure 4.5

With a Brush Type selected you may select one of the Stroke Types but Brush Type: Airbrush

and Brush Type: Pencil Soft are always associated with the Stroke Type: Dots Stroke. In the

two later cases the Radius and Strength can be adjusted in the 2D Viewport Header and the

color is adjustable in the Stroke Type menu.

Brush Type: Airbrush

Stroke Type: Black Dots

Airbrush Stroke

Note: Pastel colors and low

Strength values are best for

Airbrush application.

Click to display the color picker and select a color

Stroke type Menu

Figure 4.6

Note: When either Brush Type: Airbrush or Brush Type: Pencil Soft is selected the options in

the Stroke Type Menu are grayed out. As previously stated, you can however, change the color.

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