Cursive Ink
For cursive and quick connected writing; rich ink and responsive turns keep primary strokes clear
Best uses
Cursive Ink
For cursive and quick connected writing; rich ink and responsive turns keep primary strokes clear
The three lines use the same preset and path at different pressures. Mixing brushes respond differently over existing color.
Brush comparison
Compare a similar brush: Flexible Pen
Cursive ink is darker and bolder; elastic writing favors stable continuous small script.
Flexible Pen ↗More brushes to explore
Sharp InkSharp Ink
For regular script, outlines and details; light touch makes fine lines, pressure broadens them; best with a pen tablet
Flat CalligraphyFlat Calligraphy
For clerical script, headings and bold lettering; slanted flat nib gives strong stroke-width contrast
Dry InkDry Ink
For transitions, rubbing and dry-brush texture; pale ink for accents rather than regular writing