You say you have a brush problem, are you using a solid hard brush and now a soft brush?

I'm used to the harder brush, but the pixilated look is undesirable. I'm having trouble finding something that can provide a softer look without going too close to an airbrush.

The way I see a good lot of digital artists paint is just with a fixed brush size and pressure sensitive opacity. Pretty standard. You get the hard edge whenever you need it and its simple to blend anything together. Crispening the picture up comes with personal taste and how much time you put into focusing on your edges~

I can see it with my paintings, my old ones are blurry and bad when zoomed in.

Oh and if you're going for the look I think you are, hit up Null Ghost cuz his paintings are prestine

Same here, hit me up when you find one!

I also found that when I used a chalk brush down with pressure size and opacity, it creates a really nice line effect, I draw typically on a 3000x3000 (minimum) 500DPI window. :) I never found I got pixellation post 250% zoom at least.