Overall, this is a nice set of pens, but some of them rely on the Spray property too much. Anything that doesn't change particle size could be turned into a regular, non-spray brush, taking up less memory and allowing bigger and smaller sizes than the default. I included two brushes I modified to demonstrate.

I forgot the difference between CSP and Photoshop's settings so I understand if the settings aren't as easy to play with for PS. Otherwise, these brushes are a nice variety of inkers that are fun to play with.

This has been one of my favourite sets so far!

I always like the old cartoons with a spooky vibe. Usually I tried looking for brush packs that help with the vibe of Billy and Mandy, Invader Zim, Growing Up Creepy, etc. And when I make my comics, I want the feel of when you pick it up, you go “Man I haven’t read this one since I was a kid!” I am still getting used to this and developing my style but oh my god. This brush pack was a godsend (irony lol). Would buy from this shop again

I've been tweaking a lot of brushes this way and that and just not quite getting the look that I want. I saw some of the preview images for this set a few times and finally decided to buy them.

First of all, they weren't exactly what I wanted, UNTIL I made a few adjustments. I've only had them about a week and am still experimenting with them, but I'm glad I made the purchase.

Favorite brushes so far are Thin Inkster, Atomic Ink, and 1948 Ink. This one I needed to change to taper at the end, not the beginning of the line, and when I had a support question about doing that, the team got back to me right away with a step-by-step guide.

Wicked good stuff just in time for Halloween.

A wide variety of pens that bring some personality to a drawing, and were the only tool used in the editorial cartoon I drew after the Church of the Assumption tragedy...