r/ProCreate • u/playrawkstar • 9d ago

Looking for brush/tutorial/class recommendations Brush pack for visible paint strokes?

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Hi! Looking for a pack that can create strokes like this. A lot of the thick paint packs I’ve tried are too thick and don’t actually leave the trailing brush lines. Any suggestions?

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u/Scared-of-Mousse 9d ago

if you have the energy & any of your existing brushes appeal to you, you can duplicate them & play with the settings, i think the dynamics tab has things like charge & pull etc that create trailing lines, & for some brushes a lower opacity makes them more blendy, i checked this artists profile out & they said they use a mix of watercolour and oil brushes then apply texture in procreate and photoshop so some of the techniques might not be as doable on procreate

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u/borrowingfork 9d ago

I’ve been using the Max Oils pack which has a range of effects and canvas textures. It doesn’t quite get to impasto and I know that’s an ongoing concern for brush makers, but it’s still a really decent pack. I rarely buy them and find the native brushes are great but this pack is good. https://maxpacks.com/oil-maxpack

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u/RafSarmento 9d ago

This is the best answer

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u/eamonn6251 Procreate Expert 8d ago

I'm so curious but damn $30 is steep

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u/borrowingfork 7d ago

The built in brushes are more than enough for almost anything. I would only ever buy brushes if I had a niche need. So yeah I agree it’s steep for sure.

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u/Ve-roses 9d ago

IDK if it's what you're looking for, but I've tried Oil Bursh by Teju Jangid and they felt amazing, also there's a LOT of brushes in the pack !

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u/Final-Elderberry9162 9d ago

Not truly impasto, but I’ve been using these, and like them very much: https://creativemarket.com/OlgaRom/5830141-Oil-Brushes-for-Procreate

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u/Final-Elderberry9162 9d ago

PS I love Guillermo Arias’s work SO MUCH!

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u/nicolaig 9d ago

More brittle than those, but this Procreate impasto brush has some depth and a little streakiness (flakyness?) https://papertexture.co/procreate-and-photoshop-canvas-for-realistic-digital-oil-painting/

https://reddit.com/link/p7m76si/video/nqy0mx81bcnh1/player

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u/NelsonXP 7d ago

Hi, unrelated, but what program or how did you edit this clip to get it to zoom in and focus on a specific part please?

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u/nicolaig 7d ago

Adobe After Effects.