Inkscape does have less features compared to Illustrator, I just prefer it over Illustrator because it doesn't have built-in AI "art" garbage.
Just that it doesn't have stuff for special lineart properties. e.g. crayon/chalky brushes, etc. just a pencil tool, calligraphy, and that's it.
(also had to check for a bit, I didn't find any special properties.)
If it is possible, is there a plugin for that, or something?
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I don't think there is a way to import ai brushes, but Inkscape users are finding creative ways to make brushlike tools.https://inkscape.org/forums/tutorials/examples-of-brush-shapes-i-made/
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Inkscape does have less features compared to Illustrator, I just prefer it over Illustrator because it doesn't have built-in AI "art" garbage.
Just that it doesn't have stuff for special lineart properties. e.g. crayon/chalky brushes, etc. just a pencil tool, calligraphy, and that's it.
(also had to check for a bit, I didn't find any special properties.)
If it is possible, is there a plugin for that, or something?
This topic was lost in a time vortex. We reversed the vortex and brought it to the present time.
I don't think there is a way to import ai brushes, but Inkscape users are finding creative ways to make brushlike tools.
https://inkscape.org/forums/tutorials/examples-of-brush-shapes-i-made/
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