These are my most used assets for CSP!

All of them are fully free or require CSP' semi-premium currency (Clippy, the one you can get by login bonus and by uploading materials)

Coloring


Dry Gouache (?)

Default CSP brush & my favorite for lineless, 99% of what I draw is done with this brush.
I'm not sure if that's the name it has in ENG, but I'm pretty sure it is.
I have set it so less presure = more blending, while pressing hard makes it opaque/not blend

Real oil - Link

Okay I will be honest, I haven't really used this one because I haven't found a way to make it look good LOL But I know it was potential so I will put it here for people more inteligent than me.

Copic set - Link

The ones I use when I want to draw with lineart, these are super fun to use!
To avoid the texture fading, if you want to make the colors darker/more intense, use a multiply layer instead of drawing above the colors again!


Watercolors with border - Link

My favorite watercolor brush!
Looks realistic and are easy to use.

Lots of presure = Intense color and small size
Less presure = Big size and watery colors/blend
Yuming's brushes - Link

I seem to have lost the link of the brushes I got, but I'm pretty sure they were these ones.
Some are for painting, others are better for textures.

They're meant for PS, but work on CSP as well (I changed a few so they blend though)
Stripe Brush Set - Link

I don't remember which one, but I removed the paint in one of them (so all it does it blend colors) and it looks pretty nice, gives you a fur-like texture

Line art


BōrupenP - Link

My favorite lineart brush, when big it looks chalky, and when smaller it gives a nice texture.
This pack has TONS of great brushes. The one I use for lineart is "Free BōrupenP".

The marker ones are fun as well, but mostly for coloring rather than lineart.

Saji

Default CSP brush, I like how it can look a bit like Flash' line tool. I find it easy to use.


Milipen

Another default brush, this one is for quick doodles.
Since it changes size depending on your speed, it encourages you to make quick decided strokes!

Textures

Raw brush tips - Link

These are materials, but I'm unsure where else to put them.
They're brush tips, I use them lots when customizing brushes

Panipen set - Link

Very nice collection of textured brushes

Heart brushes - Link

I use these A TON. Specially the "Heart Light" one.

Shiny space - Link

LOTS of star/space themed brushes, all shiny!
Comes with circular/halo brushes as well for quick backgrounds.

Drawn stars - Link

Different hand-drawn doodles of stars.

Drawn flowers - Link

Same as the star one but with flowers instead.

Light geometric - Link

2 cute geometric brushes to fill random voids. Comes in hexagons and confetti variants.

Retro vibes - Link

Lines interumped by dots and another pen for retro stars.

Flowers - Link

Petal brush, I like to set these as Add Light to make shines.

Japanese patterns - Link

Pretty cute geometrical brushes. The author has a similar set as well but hand-drawn in case you don't want solid lines.

Soft paper textures - Link

Paper textures scanned from actual paper pages, very soft.

Paper textures - Link

Pretty dark paper textures. I usually modify them with color curves or use overlay rather than multiply.

80s patterns - Link

I don't use these much actually, but they are very nice!

Basic pattern - Link

Simple geometric patterns, very good for quick backgrounds.

Basic pattern 2 - Link

Similar to the previous one, but this one has more whismy instead of being just geometrical.

Doodle pattern - Link

Hand-drawn backgrounds, from simple squares to cute hearts.

maps
Hologram set - Link

Super cool honestly, a few maps to give your drawings a holographic effect.

Printing auto action - Link

This is an auto action that also comes with lots of gradient maps.
They're the ones I use the most! (Both the gradient and set)

Pastel set - Link

What the tin says. Sometimes a bit too pastel, but they can look great!

Ultra pink set - Link

I use these often to give my 3D renders a pink color, but I usually modify the gradients a bit to give it more variety in contrast.

Cherry Blossom set - Link

Same use as the previous one, tho these are a bit better when it comes to contrast.

Gradient maps - Link

Not much to say about these, but I like them.

More gradients - Link

These can go very well of very wrong, an adventure!

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