Midcentury Brush Kit for Procreate

Get ready for a blast from the past with my latest premium brushes for Procreate on iPad Pro. This set of 12 brushes were developed to emulate the bold, graphic, and texture-rich commercial artwork and illustrations of the 50s and 60s. These brushes were designed with the professional illustrator in mind and have tested and re-tested to perfection. Brushes have been optimized for use with the Apple Pencil.

BRUSHES

1. Bleeding Edge – made to mimic the look of a bleeding ink pen, found so commonly in midcentury illustration.
2. Square Bleed – A square shaped, slighty less bleed-y version of “Bleeding Edge”.
3. Ziggy – A favorite. Detail brush with a zig-zag-like bleed texture.
4. Crayon – The perfect crayon brush! Imitates the look of a wax crayon dragged across textured paper.
5. Brushy Liner – Great for line work, this sometimes unpredictable brush is loaded with the dry-brush texture of a thin paintbrush.
6. Scratchy Mini – Thin and delicate, with a dry-brush look. Great for details.
7. Dotty – Fast and easy way to draw some perfectly imperfect dotted lines.
8. Inker – Subtle ink-bleed and perfect pressure sensitivity for drawing a variety of line weights.
9. Fat Inker – A chunky, blobby version of “Inker” for drawing large areas and shapes.
10. Square Fat Inker – A “Fat Inker” with a square shape! Great for drawing angular shapes.
11. Texture-y Filler – A large brush with wispy brushy edges. Also makes a really fun lettering brush!
12. Speckle – Dappled, freckle-y, sprinkly goodness. The perfect way to add shading and texture to your midcentury-style illustrations.

INCLUDED
Procreate .brushset file including 12 procreate brushes.

INSTALLATION // Be sure to update Procreate to version 4.1 or later (required)

1. Open the .zip // Content is delivered in a .zip file. You will need a computer to open the .zip file.
2. Transfer to iPad // (From a Mac) Use Airdrop to transfer the .brushset to your iPad. (From Windows) Use a file sharing service (like Dropbox) to transfer the .brushset file. Open the Files app on your iPad, navigate to where you’ve saved the file, then tap on it.
3. Check Procreate // The brushes with automatically be imported to Procreate in their own, labeled brush set called “Midcentury”.

DO NOT use the import function in the brushes panel — it is only for individual brushes, it does not support .brushset files. If attempted, the file will appear greyed out.

Here are Creative Market’s recommended installation instructions: https://support.creativemarket.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000851594-Installing-Procreate-Brushes

Buy now to start creating some awesomeness!

These brushes are only compatible with the Procreate app on the Apple iPad. They do not work in Photoshop or any other program or app. Brushes are optimized for use with Apple Pencil. They will work with another stylus, but will not have full capabilities and features. You must update your iOS to the latest version and then update Procreate to version 4.1 to install this file.

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