Hi there!

Thanks for downloading my Pen Drawer set of Procreate lettering

brushes. Here’s a handy guide to installing them on your iPad, and getting the
most out of using them.
This Procreate Brush set is inspired by the many lettering and calligraphy pens
and markers I have accumulated over the years. I hand-crafted these brushes
based on marks and textures made by the physical marks of each of the pencils,
pens and markers. First by drawing with them, then scanning in the marks, and
fine-tuning a shape and grain for each one.
Also included are 9 high-resolution texture images, which you can use as
backgrounds or overlays for your drawing / lettering work.
These brushes are my own creation, inspired by the physical marks made by
popular writing utensils, and are in no way affiliated with or sponsored by the
pen manufacturers.

KELLY SIKKEMA
InkyPixels Shop Owner
inkypixelsdesign@gmail.com

Requirements: If you’re unfamiliar with downloading

• Procreate App on iOS (these brushes do not work in Photoshop
or other apps)
• Apple Pencil (or similar pressure-sensitive stylus)
and installing Procreate brushes, check
out the Procreate Handbook for detailed
instructions.
 Each brush is shown with a “small, medium and large” brush size - play around with
them, depending on your canvas size for different results!

PUSHING THE Brush Size

If you can’t get a brush as big or small as you
would like while you’re using, feel free to adjust
the minimum and maxiumum size limits for the
brush. They were created to stay somewhat close
to the original writing tool, but you can adjust
however you want!

Feel free to ask me questions or comments through the Creative Market

contact form, or by emailing inkypixelsdesign@gmail.com. I’m happy to
help however I can!
How to Install brushes
If you’re unfamiliar with downloading and installing Procreate brushes, check out the
Procreate Handbook for detailed instructions.

A Few Notes:
If your brush doesn’t seem to be turned in the
right direction, play around with the direction
of your Apple Pencil or stylus. They are set to
change direction based on how you’re holding
your stylus (called ‘Azimuth’ in the settings).
If the brush is too “flowy” or doesn’t feel natural
with your motion, try adjusting the “Streamline”
setting under your brush settings.

QUESTIONS / COMMENTS?
Feel free to ask me questions or comments through the Creative Market
contact form, or by emailing inkypixelsdesign@gmail.com. I’m happy to
help however I can!