Jenny's Watercolour Essentials for Procreate

(Interested in more of my brush sets? Check out my bundle! https://tinyurl.com/watercolourbundle)

The definitive, the ineffable, the essential watercolour brush pack for Procreate! Now with full video tutorial.

Compiling my favourite brushes from all my sets as well as two brand-new wet into wet brushes, this is the slimmed-down version that I put together for myself because it's the brushes I find myself using most often. The set is a great entry point into digital watercolour painting and contains one liner/pencil brush, one eraser, one smudger, a paper brush, and ten multi-purpose painting brushes from expressive backgrounds to delicate detail work, mostly made with painted and scanned textures.

Comes as a zipped .brushset file along with a pdf of the brushes explained. Happy painting! =D

THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT! No physical item will be mailed to you. You need the PROCREATE APP on the iPad for this brush set. The brushes won't work in any other app, as most art programmes have very different brush engines.

LICENSE: You can use the brushes in this set to make and sell your own original art! You may not resell these brushes or textures. Credit is appreciated but not necessary. But I love seeing what you create - tag me on social media (@jennydolfen)!

More troubleshooting solutions:

The files are so large Google Drive may warn you there is a problem with loading the preview, and that it can’t do a virus check on them. There is still a download button, and you can download, unzip, and install them regardless. If you do not trust me, please just don't buy. ;)

If you’ve never done this before:

You will find the downloaded .zip files on your iPad, in the blue folder of your FILES. For me, they’re in “On my iPad -> Downloads”. To unzip the files, just tap them after they have downloaded. For the brushset (which has the Procreate icon in its unzipped state), tap on it, then a little menu opens asking you if you want to load the brushes. Tap “Load” on the right. The brushes are then sent to Procreate without any further notices. You’ll find them at the top of your brush library when you open the Procreate app. (You don’t have to restart the app for this or anything).