Name: CM Procreate Brushes Artists Megapack
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CM Procreate Brushes Artists Megapack

Digital drawing brush set for iPad and iPad Pro | 184 MB | With preview | BRUSH & JPG format

This collection includes various examples of digital painting art brushes suitable for iPad and iPad Pro, which are available for download in BRUSH and JPG formats on the site.

CM Procreate Brushes Artists Megapack

This Procreate Bundle contains over 200 custom Procreate brushes for drawing and painting, featuring realistic textures like watercolor, charcoal, ink, oil paint, and more.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

200+ Custom Procreate Brushes

Art Box .brushset (Originally part of Artist’s Megapack)
Watercolor Art Box .brushset (Originally part of Artist’s Megapack)
Lush Oils .brushset
Variety Sketchbox .brushset

REQUIREMENTS

Procreate App for iPad
iPad (with Apple Pencil compatibility recommended)
Apple Pencil highly recommended, or comparable stylus

While it is still possible to use these Procreate brushes on regular iPads and with other styluses, to get the optimum settings (pressure sensitivity, etc.), Apple Pencil-compatible iPads are highly recommended.

TIPS

My brushes are named for intended use – but you can definitely experiment with using any of them as smudgers or erasers for different effects.

Sketcher : A fairly versatile brush that can make fine or thick lines. Ideal for drawing and sketching, but also can be used for laying down tones or painting! Similar to the pressure sensitivity that you can get with a pointed round brush or brush pen.
Toner: Use toner brushes to add a bit of shade and texture – like toning a paper with charcoal ground.
Pencil: Pencils intentionally don’t reach full opacity, and are good for layouts and thumbnailing, just like real pencils!
Smudger: Smudger brushes are meant to be used with the smudge tool in procreate – they’re great for blending hard edges or blending colors.
Painter: Painter brushes emulate paint media, with effects like blending with the surrounding colors.
Detailer: These brushes are meant to do finer details.
Watercolor Wash: Compared to the sketcher brushes, these are best for laying down washes and tones and filling colors.
Glazer: Glazer brushes add a little bit of texture, and can be used to layer on top of existing marks.
Stamp: While the majority of the brushes in this set are continuous for drawing and painting, stamps are just like rubber stamps – tap on your canvas to add a shape with some realistic texture.
BG: BG stands for background, and these are for brushes for filling backgrounds.

The Brush tool allows you to paint on any layer, much like a real paintbrush.

It’s easy to use the Brush tool to paint in your document. Simply Import The Brushes, locate and select the Brush tool from the Tools panel, then click and drag in the document window to paint. You can also press the B key on your keyboard to select the Brush tool at any time.

Brush Size: If you want to make the brush larger or smaller, click the Brush Picker drop-down arrow in the Control panel, then adjust the Size slider. You can also press the bracket keys [ ] to quickly increase or decrease the brush size at any time.

Hardness: If you want to make the edges of the brush harder or softer, you can adjust the hardness from the same drop-down menu. A harder brush will have clear, defined edges, whereas a softer brush will have blurry, less-defined edges. For most situations, we recommend setting the hardness to 50% or less because it will help to make individual brush strokes less obvious.

Brush Tip: If you want to create a unique effect, there are different brush tips to choose from in the same drop-down menu. Some of these are designed to mimic real-life drawing tools like pens and markers, while others are simpler.

Opacity: By default, the opacity of your brush is set to 100%, meaning the brush will use the highest intensity. However, you can reduce the opacity of your brush to make it less intense.

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