Lol I hunted your comment down bc I read it half asleep and decided I would help find one.
Two decent ones (not exact) that come with the procreate app in the ink section is Syrup and Studio Pen. Syrup has more of a pointed tip and studio pen is a tad more blunt so more accurate.
I do however want to emphasize that's judging by the artist style, Line weight and pressure seem important. I tested to try and see if I could replicate and found the best result I got was when I was a bit heavy headed at the beginning of and end of my brush stroke, that's what creates the thicker ends. And having lighter weight(not being heavy handed) in-between the beginning and end of the stroke gives the thinner lines desired.
Hope that helps ♡
(Rereading my whole comment and the entire thing sounds like an innuendo ╥﹏╥)
Does anyone know what pen the artist uses for lineart? Or any pen that's similar (I'm using procreate)!(⌒▽⌒)
Lol I hunted your comment down bc I read it half asleep and decided I would help find one.
Two decent ones (not exact) that come with the procreate app in the ink section is Syrup and Studio Pen. Syrup has more of a pointed tip and studio pen is a tad more blunt so more accurate.
I do however want to emphasize that's judging by the artist style, Line weight and pressure seem important. I tested to try and see if I could replicate and found the best result I got was when I was a bit heavy headed at the beginning of and end of my brush stroke, that's what creates the thicker ends. And having lighter weight(not being heavy handed) in-between the beginning and end of the stroke gives the thinner lines desired.
Hope that helps ♡
(Rereading my whole comment and the entire thing sounds like an innuendo ╥﹏╥)
I'll those out (the pen and strokes ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶) Thank you so much!!!
Good luck! I'm sure there might be some paid/maybe free on the procreate brush website you can probably cruise through ♡♡ as well.