Dual color brush stroke: Normal tilt angle = Blue/Main; Low tilt angle = Magenta/Secondary

Many of my new brushes use the amazing dual color mix features of Procreate 5+. You recognize these brushes by the "ct" / "color tilt" suffix in their names.

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1) Choose your main and secondary colors

If you like subtle color nuances, choose a similar or slightly darker/lighter color for your main color. Check my TRI-O-TONE color swatches Included in the MegaPack, they are great for harmonic highlights and shading.

2) Low tilt angle = secondary color flow

Painting with a low stylus tilt angle will let the secondary color flow into your brush strokes. give your artwork a broad variety of beautiful color shading.

With a little practice, you can speed up your coloring and shading workflow remarkably.

3) Single color mode: choose same color or deactivate

If you don't want to use the dual color tilt feature you can either:

• Select the same color for main and secondary or
• Tap on the brush to open the Brush Studio. Choose "Color dynamics" and set the last slider to "None" (0). You can also adjust the tilt angle and/or degree of secondary color flow for this brush.

Additional Brush Color Dynamics

Some brushes come with additional color dynamics:

• “color jitter” / “cj”: various degrees of random hue, saturation, darkness, and lightness jitter
• “color pressure” / “cp”: secondary color flow is controlled by pressure
• “dark” / “multiply” / “x”: blend mode/burnt edges is set to “multiply”
• “light” / “screen” / “s”: blend mode/burnt edges is set to “screen”