Brush Studio is where DotShake’s brushes are made. Start from a brush that already exists, tune it until it feels right, and save it as your own.
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Open any brush from All Brushes and change it. Every row in the list draws its own stroke, so you can see what a brush does before opening it, and the category is on the row too — Line, Dab, Airbrush, Oil Paint, Palette Knife, Liquid, Optical Glass, Halftone, Particles, and the rest.
Nothing is lost. Use Save as Copy on the brush’s page — your version is saved as a new brush and the original stays exactly as it was. The reset button above the preview also puts the current brush back to its defaults.
That is what the Search parameters field at the top of a brush page is for. Type what you are looking for rather than scrolling.
Customize Pressure Curve on the brush page reshapes how the tip responds to pressure. Each brush keeps its own curve.
Export the brush from its page — the About / Import / Export section — and import it in DotShake. Brushes you import into Brush Studio show up in your library the same way.
If a brush you exported does not appear in DotShake, email me the file and tell me which version of each app you are on.
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Email me with what happened and what you expected. A screenshot or a screen recording helps more than anything else. If the app crashed, tell me roughly when — crash reports reach me only if you have opted into sharing analytics with developers, so a rough time is often the fastest way to find it.