A simple smooth scratch, perfect for all kinds of line work.

A scratch brush that is a little rough around the edges. Great for creating textured lines.

Use this brush to make the teeniest lines, like using the tip of a pin. Sharp tapers on the ends. Useful for fine details.

Creates a wide mark, like scraping with the edge of a narrow palette knife, or piece of cardboard. 

This scratch brush has the most pressure sensitivity, when you need more a brush-like line with varying width.

Easily create numerous scratch lines in a single stroke. Can create some fun effects!

Add a light scratch texture to a large area. Build up stokes of the Sparse brush to gradually fill in areas or add texture.

Fill in a solid area with this medium-density texture. Build up texture by layering strokes.

Make a lot of scratches in no time at all. The Dense brush will create a densely scratched area quickly. Perfect for filling in solid areas while retaining a hand-scratched texture.

Make a speckled texture quickly with this brush. Layer strokes to build up density. Great for adding a unique texture to your work.

A tool used to opaquely erase or refine scratch marks when using a layer mask. The Eraser brush edges are texture to match scratch brush texture for a seamless look.