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I love that it automatically creates a slightly diffused edge and intensifies the color in the center. LIGHT PEN: Simply the perfect for creating a glow effect.

I use this often to add texture to elements like ceramics, fruits, pastries, etc. This brush is essentially a group of randomly spaced dots with slightly blurred edges. It’s part of a brush pack that I purchased years ago from Creative Market.

LOTS OF STARS: This is the only brush from this list that doesn’t come with the app.

I like to use it at a lower opacity to really build up color manually and control the amount of texture I’m adding. This brush offers such a realistic watercolor texture with rough randomized edges.

WATER BRUSH: I love this brush the most for shadows and highlights.

It’s a semi-opaque brush so the background will show through certain parts of its texture. I use it to fill in large areas of color.

TEXTURED INK: This brush has been my go-to lately for adding a subtle “vintage” or distressed texture to my artwork.

This one is pressure and tilt sensitive so it reacts just like a real pencil based on the way you hold and angle the Apple pencil. It’s perfect for creating an initial sketch.

HB PENCIL: This is usually the first brush I use in my drawing process.

My favorite Procreate brushes for digital illustration Today I’m sharing my go-to brushes for all things digital illustration, from initial sketches to final touches, and a bit of everything in between. If you have a tablet + stylus and like to draw, doodle, paint, or create in any way… please give it a try! Obviously my personal opinion but there’s just nothing quite like it. Procreate is THE best digital artwork app in the world. You may or may not know that my brand+biz TWG Designs leans heavily on 2 things: creativity and Procreate.