Galaxy Brushes for Procreate vol. 1

These brushes are part of the Big Procreate Bundle with over 350 brushes https://crmrkt.com/xrgdOk

★ There’s also a Volume 01 here: https://crmrkt.com/wW7aw4 ★

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I’ve always wanted to draw my own galaxies (without learning fancy drawing skills ;)). So I’ve spent the last weeks creating 34 useful brushes for exactly this purpose. As you can see in the video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO6RBVBoHoY – these brushes will help you getting quick and beautiful results.

Browse through the preview images to get an idea of what you can do with these brushes.

• Y O U G E T •

• 34 galaxy brushes – see here: http://bit.ly/Procreate-Galaxy
• 2 useful brushes for easy erase and smudge

• I M P O R T A N T •

As always: You don’t have to be a “high level artist” for achieving great results with these brushes. BUT you have to have basic Procreate knowledge – for example how to work with blend modes.

A FEW TIPS

1. Work with blend modes (see layer panel) and play with them.
2. Use the smudge and the eraser tool.
3. Ask me, if you want to know how things were done in the preview images 😉

• I N S T A L L A T I O N •

The easiest way: Download and install the (free version of the) app “FE File Explorer” on your iPad Pro. Now download the ZIP file (from Creative Market) and unzip it with the “FE File Explorer”. What you get is a file with the extension .brushset. Click on this file and it automatically imports the brushset into Procreate.

You can also download the ZIP file on your computer, unpack it there and send the .brushset file (via Airdrop, email, Dropbox etc.) to your iPad Pro. Also in this case: Simply click on the .brushset file and the brushes will be installed automatically.

See here: https://youtu.be/naTt95QFkuo

If you need any help, feel free to contact me via message or email to [email protected]

The Creative Market Team put together a helpful guide that works in any case and you can find it here: https://support.creativemarket.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000851594-Installing-Procreate-Brushes

I’d also recommend you to read the Procreate Artists’ Handbook from Procreate itself. A PDF version is available here: https://procreate.art/support/

• P L E A S E N O T E •

The Procreate App, the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil (or comparable pressure-sensitive stylus) are REQUIRED in order to use this brushes. They won’t work with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator or any other software than Procreate App for iPad Proe