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Ink Boms Brushes for Procreate app
Created: Oct 19, 2019
Compatible with: Procreate
File Type: BRUSH, ZIP
File Size: 2.89 MB
About Ink Boms Brushes for Procreate app
These 10 brushes are the result of a random experiment, to my great surprise. Without any additional effort, you create your digital calligraphy, get a dynamic contour of the spray and interesting rubbing in the direction of the stroke. This brushes are inspired by ruling pen, syringe and other not standard tools for calligraphy, which gave us such insane graphic effect.
Brushes have proven themselves not only among beginner calligraphers and letting artists, but also among professionals such as: Sergey Shapiro, Alexander Shimanov, Jordan Jelev.
You may find more examples of works on my instagram page
https://www.instagram.com/letter_maniac/
Or in this project
https://www.behance.net/gallery/88820141/300-Sketches-Procreate-Brushes-Megapack
WORKS ONLY IN PROCREATE APP, NOT PHOTOSHOP!
FAQ and solution of problems
Due to possible problems with opening procreate files that sometimes buyers contact me (and I myself have encountered such a problem with other sellers), in the archive you will find a .brushset file and an archive with exactly the same files. If for some reason you were unable to open the original file and the tips didn’t help (or you don’t want to rename the format, etc.), try unpacking this archive and import the file from it below. I hope you don’t have to use these workarounds and you can start working as soon as possible.
NOTE: Do NOT attempt to purchase and download from an iPad. iPads cannot support ZIP files, which is the only way these binary files can safely be distributed. Instead, download from a computer, extract the individual brush files, and then add them to your iPad via AirDrop, Dropbox, or iCloud.
Check the file extension: for some reason, sometimes when unpacking to Mac or iPad, the file extension .brushset may be changed. This is not a problem – just rename it.
If you use a regular iPad 2018, then to import brushes, upload them to the iCloud and open them from there.
There are several ways to import brushes: either directly from the app, or (if this method does not work) open the Files app and click on the icon a couple of times. If for some reason this does not work, you need to select a file and select “open in procreate” from the action menu.
I only sell a few packs broken into different styles and tools, that is, when updating, I will not exhibit a new product, you do not need to wait or buy for an additional pack with slightly modified brushes. You will receive an upgrade to the purchased product for free.
