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Pointed Ink Brush
A narrow point on light contact widens under pressure. Suited to calligraphy, tapered outlines and fine ink details.
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9 px · pointed tip · pressure width
A narrow point on light contact widens under pressure. Suited to calligraphy, tapered outlines and fine ink details.
The three lines use the same preset and path at different pressure levels, so you can compare width, edge and pigment coverage. Mixing brushes respond differently over existing color.
BRUSH COMPARISON
How does it differ from Flat Calligraphy Brush?
Pointed ink changes width with pressure; flat calligraphy gets contrast from an angled nib.
Explore Flat Calligraphy Brush ↗More brushes to explore
20 px · angled nib · width contrastFlat Calligraphy Brush
A fixed angled flat nib makes horizontal and vertical strokes visibly different in width. Use it for bold lettering.
18 px · dry gaps · textureDry Flying-White Ink
A lighter dry-ink texture leaves white gaps inside the stroke. Use it for texture and edge work rather than body lettering.
13 px · flowing script · stable pathElastic Writing Brush
Stable starts and a responsive continuous line for signatures and flowing script. Tuned to remain manageable with a mouse.