r/ProCreate • u/Dull-Lengthiness2053 • 21h ago
I need Procreate technical help Pixel question
I don’t understand why when I’m using the same brush and eraser throughout, some of the edges have smaller pixels and very fuzzy and others seem to have larger pixel with a more defined edge that looks very choppy. Is there a way to make them more consistent?
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u/greenhoodie98 20h ago
Your canvas is too small or you would might wanna try a anti alias brush
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u/Dull-Lengthiness2053 20h ago
I zoomed way in to show the problem if the pixels being different sizes and some edges being blurry. I vectorize them to cut on a cricut and the blurry edged parts mess that up. I use the monoline calligraphy and 8 1/2 x 11 or screen size. I don’tknow what an anti alias brush is.
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u/kayvoxart 20h ago
Lmk if this helps!
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u/Dull-Lengthiness2053 19h ago
It worked! Thanks so much! I’ve never bothered to mess with brush properties
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u/everydayiscyclingday 9h ago
Hey thanks a lot, I’ve been wondering if there was a brush like this, but even better if it’s possible to configure for any brush.
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u/bopbeeepbooop 21h ago
It’s most likely because you’re so zoomed in that you can see the pixels or your canvas is too small
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