This is a review specifically for the Clip Studio Paint version of the material. Spice up any type of illustration or design work! Add unique textures and depth to your work that will look awesome and make people do a double take.Tested to death to make sure there's no seams or hairlines.Printable reference sheets you can decorate the walls of your workspace with to let everyone know dry transfer ain't dead!.50 pressure sensitive gradient shader Clip Studio Paint brushes.Diverse patterns including memphis, turing, halftones, pixel patterns, and wonky grids– a total of 50 unique patterns!.100 brushes for Clip Studio Paint inspired by dry transfers of the 1970s and 1980s.Now you can experience the look of dry transfers in your work - without wrist injuries or the astronomical prices (each sheet cost around $30 adjusted for inflation). We researched dozens of patterns and tints sold back in the 1970s and 1980s and made patterns inspired by the era. TransferTone is our tribute to the beautiful and strange world of rub-on products. But with the rise of desktop publishing, dry transfers went out of style in place of 'the lazy man's method' of just using a computer. The results were pretty wicked (even though your wrist would hurt like crazy from rubbing). By pressing the sheet against a surface and using a ballpoint pen or pencil, you could transfer the art onto paper. Before computers and graphic design software dry transfer (also called rub-ons) was a favorite way of adding unique patterns and tints into designs.Ĭompanies like Action Transfers and Peter Pan Playthings provided type, patterns, and decals on laminate sheets with a protective gummed tissue sheet on top.

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