Delicious Texture Procreate Brushes

A scrumptious buffet of texture! Say hello to a yummy collection of 33 brushes and stamps for Procreate!

Add delicious texture with each brush stroke! Or stamp out mouth watering backgrounds with just a few jabs of your pencil.

Each brush has been created with an intended use in mind, designed to help you add texture to your work with ease. Made from real source material, tested and carefully tweaked for great results.

Hands up if you’ve ever bought a brush pack and spent hours trying to figure out what each brush does and how it can benefit your work? 🙋‍♀️

No need to guess with this pack! I’ve created a 12-page Reference Guide you can refer to. It includes info and the intended use of each brush, helping you know how each brush can enhance your work.

Plus you’ll find tips on how to use the stamp textures to build great backgrounds.

Included in this pack

• 6 x Shape filler brushes
• 6 x Light texture brushes
• 6 x Medium to heavy texture brushes
• 2 x Greasy texture brushes
• 1 x Versatile pencil brush
• 12 x Texture stamp brushes
• The Super Duper PDF Reference Guide

Software Requirements Procreate v5 – it won’t unfortunately work in older versions

How to install a Procreate brushset:

• You’ll need Procreate version 4.1 or higher to install .brushset files, but please note you need at least version 5 to use this particular set.
• Contents need to be unzipped, you’ll need a desktop computer to do this.
• Transfer files: Mac users (macOS 10.11 or higher): Use Airdrop to transfer the .brushset to your iPad. Windows users: 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. Tap on the .brushset file then click the small […] icon and click Export. Click Open In… and tap Copy to Procreate.
• Open Procreate. The brushes will automatically be imported into Procreate on their own in the relevant labelled brush sets.
• Repeat the process for each brush set file.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT use the import function in Procreate found in the brushes panel – this is for individual brushes only and will not work for .brushset files.

Here’s how to install a Brush set on Procreate Pocket:

• Save the Brush Set on a cloud service, such as iCloud Drive or Dropbox.
• Open Files app on your iPhone and navigate to the Brush Set.
• Tap the .brushset file to open it in Procreate Pocket. The brushes will now appear in your Procreate brush library.
• Repeat the process for each brush set file.

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I’d absolutely love to see what you create with this collection, feel free to tag me on Instagram @glanzgraphics or follow along: https://www.instagram.com/glanzgraphics/

If you have any questions at all just drop me a message, I’m happy to help!

Have fun and happy creating!!

Lisa