I made a brush set to get that mixed-media look in Procreate. Want to try it early?

I’ve been keeping something exciting under wraps, and I can finally share it with you! After weeks of testing, tweaking, and putting everything together, my new Procreate brush set is ready.

I’ve been thinking a lot about why I love traditional media so much. The creaminess of gouache, the texture of colored pencils, and those happy little accidents that make traditional art so much fun. But when I switch to digital, I always miss that organic feel because things can start looking too smooth, too polished.

So, I decided to do something about it.

I’ve been working on a custom Procreate brush set to bring those mixed-media textures into digital painting. It started as a personal experiment. I just wanted colored pencil brushes for that extra texture.

But the more I tested, tweaked, and refined them, the more I realized: this is something I really want to share with you.

Today, I’m offering early access to this brush set before it goes public on my socials.

What’s inside?

• 15 custom brushes inspired by gouache, colored pencils, pastels, and markers

• A Procreate file with high-res paper texture to add warmth and depth

• A swatch of my favorite colors (the ones I always use in my own work)

And, probably the most cherished part of the pack, a step-by-step guide, where I walk you through my workflow and show how I use the brushes. This includes tips on using fewer layers, avoiding blending modes, and adding organic textures to make digital paintings feel more traditional.

If you’re curious to try it out before the official launch, you can grab it here: here

I’m offering 20% off until April 1st. Just use the code LETSPAINT20 at checkout.

I’m really excited to finally share this with you, and I’d love to hear what you think! If you try the brushes, feel free to reply and let me know how they feel.

Here are sample works I created with my brush set:

And work created by other artists who were kind enough to help me during the development phase:

Happy painting,