41 seamless screentones at measured densities, 4 gradients and 24 focus-line and speed-line sheets. Every tone tiles invisibly.

Each tone is a real halftone field, not a photograph of one. The density in the filename is the actual measured ink coverage — a 20% tone covers twenty per cent of the area, accurate to about half a per cent. That matters, because tone values are how you control the greys on a black-and-white page.

Leave them at 100% opacity

Reducing the opacity of a halftone turns crisp dots into grey mush and defeats the entire point. To change the value, swap to a different density file. That is why there are 24 of them.

Dot tones come at both 45 and 27.5 degrees, the two traditional screen angles, so you can put them on adjacent areas without moire.

The effects sheets

Focus lines with a clear centre so your character stays readable. Speed lines including a version with a clean band through the middle. Impact bursts for the moment something lands. All vector-drawn, so they stay sharp at any size.

What's included

• 24 dot tones from 5% to 85%, at 45 and 27.5 degrees
• 7 line tones, 3 crosshatch, 3 sand and noise tones
• 4 ramped gradient tones
• 12 effects — focus lines, speed lines and impact bursts — portrait and landscape
• Everything 2048x2048 transparent PNG, perfectly tileable
• Guide: choosing densities, applying tones, print settings

Formats

• PNG (transparent, 2048×2048 seamless)
• PNG (transparent, A4 300 dpi effects)

Works with

• Clip Studio Paint
• Photoshop
• Procreate
• Krita
• Affinity Photo
• Any app that opens PNG

Download: ZIP · 79 MB · 69 files · transparent PNG