Product discovery
Find My Brushes
Fifty-one products is a lot to choose between. Answer four quick questions and we will point you at the pack that actually fits the work you make — and tell you honestly if we do not have one.
No time for four questions?
Browse by what you create
Portraits
Faces, skin, likeness
Anime & Manga
Soft style, clean lines, cel shading
Illustration
Characters, scenes, books, commissions
Concept Art
Design, environments, props, pitches
Sketching
Studies, sketchbook, thumbnails
Digital Painting
Painterly renders, traditional media feel
Texture & Surface
Paper, grain, traditional finish
Lettering
Hand lettering, signage, chalk
Animation / Procreate Dreams
Frame-by-frame, motion, loops
Straight answers
How the finder works
How does Find My Brushes decide what to recommend?
It matches your four answers against what each pack is actually built for — the craft it serves, the problem it solves, the skill level it suits and the finish it produces — then ranks by relevance. Price is not part of the ranking, so the recommendation is never simply the most expensive item.
Do I need the Master Library?
Not necessarily. If one specific thing is holding you back — skin texture, hair, line weight — a single specialist pack is the cheaper and faster answer. The Master Library makes sense when you work across several styles and would otherwise buy multiple packs separately.
Are these brushes really only for Procreate?
The .brushset files require Procreate on an iPad. Every product page lists its own requirements and file formats. The catalog also carries a few items for other apps — digital planners, Canva templates and PNG packs — and each states its own requirements. Those are never recommended here as a brush solution, because this tool answers a brush question.
What if nothing matches what I make?
The tool says so plainly instead of forcing a recommendation, and your answer is what tells the studio which pack to build next.