18 free Clip Studio Paint brushes

These are the brushes I use the most in Clip Studio Paint. They are extremely versatile. Render just about anything, from skin, clothing, backgrounds, and hair.

How I use them:

Creamy paint (hard) - skin, soft shading, hair

Creamy paint (soft) - skin, even softer shading, hair, blush, makeup

Detailer - eyelashes, eyebrows, strands of hair, lip gloss, sketching

Doodle - sketching, line art, eyelashes, small details

Dry brushes - anywhere that you might need texture

Fabric and clothing - use along with the creamy brushes to create hard and soft fabric folds

Flat oil - I use it mostly for rocks, but it's nice for a creating flat surfaces in your art

Fuzzy oil - I use it mostly for backgrounds, but it's nice for hair texture as well

Hard watercolor - great for blocking in solid color and adding hard details

Marker - favorite brush for adding short, hard edges and highlights. Doubles as a color mixer

Photoshop - basic brush for hard details, sketching, and line art. Draws quickly

Creamy blend - I use mostly on hair and clothing

Blur - basic brush for subtle blurring effect

Skin blend - my favorite blender. I use for everything, but I think it works best on skin