I need your help. I’m so close to finishing my new wet media brush set

I’d love your help choosing the artwork

Let me explain

When I worked on mixed media brush set I decided to include a guide. I know how frustrating it is to buy a brush set with beautiful artwork, only to realize you have no idea how to replicate it (even though the brushes are exactly the same, ugh!)

guide on how to use my mixed media brush set

The idea behind my brushes

Now, I’m very close to finishing a new set. Why is it called Wet Media? (big thanks to

Valerie Parizeault

for the name idea!)

Because I’m not going for the typical watercolor, diluted effect. I’m more drawn to opaque watercolors and bold, saturated inks. My goal is to create an experience close to using traditional techniques. But truth be told, brushes alone aren’t enough. Technique and Procreate tricks also play a huge role. That’s why I’m sharing everything in the guide, so you can try out the tips and techniques yourself!

What’s in the set?

In this set, you’ll find ink and watercolor and ink brushes, liners, and a textured pencil brush. All tools I’d use myself if I were working traditionally. But the most important brush? The smudge brush.

Learning how to use it is key to achieving that organic, flow-y feel of wet media.

Ok, back to the artwork...

Each of my sets comes with a guide where I show exactly how I painted the artwork using my brushes. Now I need your help to pick the artwork for my new set.

Can I ask you to hit reply or let me know in the comments which one is your favourite?

Here are the options:

Thank you!

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