Made to mimic the look of a bleeding ink pen, found so commonly in midcentury illustration.

A square shaped, slighty less bleed-y version of “Bleeding Edge”.

A favorite. Detail brush with a zig-zag-like bleed texture.

The perfect crayon brush! Imitates the look of a wax crayon dragged across textured paper.

Great for line work, this sometimes unpredictable brush is loaded with the dry-brush texture of a thin paintbrush.

Thin and delicate, with a dry-brush look. Great for details.

Fast and easy way to draw some perfectly imperfect dotted lines.

Subtle ink-bleed and perfect pressure sensitivity for drawing a variety of line weights.

naked

A chunky, blobby version of “Inker” for drawing large areas and shapes.

A “Fat Inker” with a square shape! Great for drawing angular shapes. A favorite for lettering too — this brush was used to draw our logo!

A large brush with wispy brushy edges. Also makes a really fun lettering brush!

Dappled, freckle-y, sprinkly goodness. The perfect way to add shading and texture to your midcentury-style illustrations.