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Updated Pixel Pen Pack For Clip Studio Paint

Because I don't like to see people at a disadvantage and because I'm not only in love with Clip Studio Paint but almost totally biased with it, I have created as MANY tools as possible to not only make pixel art a little easier but more comfortable. PLEASE share my brushes. Even if you don't credit me or remember who I am, PLEASE send these to your friends that use clip and make pixel art!

I only ask that people don't sell these brushes. Of course I can't stop anyone and I can't prove they are mine since anyone that knows the program could make these tools. My goal is to keep these brushes free and accessible to everyone so they might be able to enjoy making pixel art in their favourite program.

I haven't made any pixel tools in other apps. I might be able to but it's not a priority since most people know where the default pixel brushes are. By default clip doesn't have a pixel brush simply because it has an antialiasing option that can be turned on for any brush or tool and make it into a pixel tool.

The sad part is a lot of people don't know where this is or insist it's not there or not working. The likeliness is that it is there, it's hidden by default and you need to go into advanced settings to unhide it and enable it or they're drawing in high res while pixel requires low res for that lovely jagged look.

Anyway enough rambling. Click the picture to go to the brushes
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