Krita brushes 2025-01 bundle

WRITTEN_BY David REVOY - - 33 comments
## Intro I'm starting the year with an update of my previous brush bundle: it was starting to feel a bit outdated compared to what I'm actually using. Even though it looks mostly the same, under the hood all brushes got a lot of improvements. ## Gallery [![](data/images/blog/2025/2025-01-11_deevad-bundle-2025_b.jpg)](data/images/blog/2025/2025-01-11_deevad-bundle-2025_b.jpg) [![](data/images/blog/2025/2025-01-11_deevad-bundle-2025_c.jpg)](data/images/blog/2025/2025-01-11_deevad-bundle-2025_c.jpg) [![](data/images/blog/2025/2025-01-11_deevad-bundle-2025_d.jpg)](data/images/blog/2025/2025-01-11_deevad-bundle-2025_d.jpg) ## Changelog: - Added 8 new brushes. - Kept the design, and color code by groups - Refactored pressure sensitivity curves: the bundle is now more linear. - Fixed glitches here and there. - Fixed a brush that was too similar to another one (I accentuated its effect). - Fixed initial brush size, optimised for working at 66% 50% and 33% zoom of the viewport. - Switched smudge brushes to "Parralel" blending mode; better color mixing results. - Added brush tag "deevad 25.01" - Added "deevad 25.01" in brush name to ease filtering them. ## Usage Here is the old video I made for 23.01 but it still applies for 90% of this brush bundle. ( I'll post soon a new one, [subscribe](https://www.youtube.com/@DavidRevoy/videos) to my channel to get informed or [follow Shichimi on Peertube](https://peertube.touhoppai.moe/a/shichimi/video-channels) with any Fediverse client.) [youtube]s7rV88734pE[/youtube] ## Download I am able to keep these resources free, open, and without a paywall thanks to the 1% who support my work and make this possible for the other 99%. If you want to be one of them, thank you! You'll find the **[links to support my work here](https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/support/index.html)**, I have accounts on Patreon, Tipeee, Liberapay and more options are listed). **Thank you 💜** **Direct link: [deevad-bundle_25-01.zip](https://www.peppercarrot.com/extras/resources/deevad-bundle_25.01.zip)** Checksum (Sha256): 3ffb70e88bd9c71e436a1fa77eeea9f40b178352ca5e441424a8b00fdc2a1c43 ## Install 1. Download the zip. 2. Extract the file from the zip, it should be named "deevad-bundle_23-01.bundle". 3. Launch Krita (5.2.6 or newer). 4. Open **Setting > Manage Resources** 4. Press the **Import Resources** button, and find the file you extracted earlier on your disk. 5. Done; you'll find the brush in the tag **deevad 25.01**. ## License - These brushes are licensed under **CC-0 Public domain**. You are free to do commercial work with them, to reshare them, to fork them, to reuse them, to include them in your software. - The pictures and artworks for the demonstration in this article, under CC-By to David Revoy. ## FAQ **Q: Can I paint with these brushes for a commercial project?**? A: Yes you can. I have set the license to CC 0 / Public Domain. You are free to use these brushes as if they were your own. **Q: How to set their layout in a two columns?** A: I detail this [in the introduction of this video](https://youtu.be/uYdEkOyFUn8?t=161) (link with timecode). **Q: Why do you pack erasers, airbrushes, move tool, etc.? Aren't they already included in the standard Krita package?** A: That's because this bundle is my standard set; the one I've been painting with every day for years. Having duplicates of the presets in my pack allows me to slightly update their behavior if I want. I keep only this brush pack visible on my interface, usually in a two-column layout. **Q: Lazy artist! Your brush looks just like the default set! Same name and design! Some are even similar! ** A: That's because [I designed the default brush of Krita](https://www.davidrevoy.com/article340/krita-4-0-brushes) and even if my taste evolves a bit, my main tools and my way of solving problems remain the same. **Q: Why are you investing time to do this for free?**? A: Many reasons: One is that it is a good way to create a clean snapshot of my tools at a given time. Sharing them forces me to document them, clean them, and make nice thumbnails. I'm the first one here who enjoys using something clean for my work. I also like to share my brushes with artists who are interested in how I created this or that effect.

Warrior

WRITTEN_BY David REVOY - - 19 comments
Just wrapped up the cover illustration for my upcoming Krita brush bundle. It features a warrior, continuing the theme from my previous bundle. I had a lot of fun designing a medieval fantasy gothic look and capturing the light of the golden hour. I also enjoyed the painting process. [Sources here](https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/viewer/misc__2025-01-08_Warrior_by-David-Revoy.html)

2025

WRITTEN_BY David REVOY - - 36 comments
Happy New Year 2025! Wishing you a year of creativity, inspiration, and full of hidden treasures. [source here](https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/viewer/misc__2025-01-03_New-Year-illustration_by-David-Revoy.html)