Pro-Sketch Traditional Art Kit for Procreate
Wax crayon grain, oil pastel blends and real sketchbook grit, physical media's raw soul delivered to your iPad.
Buyer's guide · Sketching & graphite
A pencil brush is judged on three things: does it darken with pressure the way graphite does, does it shade on the tilt like the side of a lead, and does it leave honest tooth on the canvas instead of a plastic glide. These are the kits in the catalog built around those three tests — from full traditional sketchbooks down to a $0 fine-liner set.
Procreate ships with a serviceable pencil, and most artists outgrow it quickly. The difference a tuned pencil kit makes is not a bigger brush count — it is a better pressure curve. A good sketching pencil stays light at the start of the stroke so you can ghost in a gesture, darkens smoothly as you commit, and on the tilt it shades like the side of graphite rather than spraying like an airbrush.
The kits below are organised by where they sit in a drawing: sketch first, block the figure, then ink over the rough. If you are unsure whether Procreate pencils suit you at all, start with the free fine-liner set — it installs exactly the same way as the paid kits, so it is a zero-cost test of the whole workflow.
Pencil Brushes
Sketch-first tools: gesture, study, value and finished drawing.
Wax crayon grain, oil pastel blends and real sketchbook grit, physical media's raw soul delivered to your iPad.
A complete tactile sketchbook environment: sketching tools, seamless paper textures and torn-paper stamps that give digital work real soul.
Gritty textures, organic linework and effortless blending, a sketchbook studio that turns your iPad into a high-end paper canvas.
Raw carbon, deep blacks and real paper tooth, charcoal brushes with the crumbly, smudgy energy of the traditional medium.
One organized 76-brush collection that covers the full studio workflow, linework, inking, sketching, shading, graphite, markers and effects.
Pencil Brushes
Block in the pose first, then draw over the top — the fastest way to keep proportions honest.
Ready-to-use male pose stamps for accurate anatomy and dynamic figure compositions in minutes, directly inside Procreate.
Dynamic female pose stamps for strong anatomy and balanced figures, for characters, covers, social artwork and KDP interiors.
Pencil Brushes
Clean liners to finish a pencil rough — including the free set.
43 focused brushes plus a bonus texture brush for clean line art, natural pencil sketches and confident inking, no pack-switching.
The ultimate all-in-one linework collection: 300+ fine line brushes with the precision, variety and character pro artwork demands.
Real pen precision at zero cost: 100 fine liner, micron and marker brushes plus 13 seamless paper textures. Free instant download.
Sketching in every style, one library
One library. Multiple workflows. Less tool hunting.
2,000+ organized Procreate brushes — affordable, organized and ready for every workflow, from portraits and skin to line art, watercolor and anime.
Single specialist packs run $4–$10 each across 31 kits. One library, every style, $19.00.
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Top rung of the bundle ladder — see Starter → Advanced → Ultimate → Master Library.
Straight answers
Yes. The sketching kits are tuned for pressure and tilt inside Procreate, so an angled stroke shades like the side of a graphite lead instead of behaving like an airbrush. Each product page lists its own brush behaviour and file contents under Technical Details.
Yes — the free Fine Liner Set includes 100 liner, micron and marker brushes plus 13 paper textures for $0. It installs exactly like the paid kits, so it doubles as a compatibility test for your iPad before you spend anything.
Bigger than you think. Sketching on a small canvas and scaling the drawing up later blurs your strokes. The canvas size and DPI guide below walks through pixel dimensions for studies, prints and commissions.
Pencil first. A fast graphite rough under a clean ink pass is the standard sequence in this catalog, and the pose stamps exist for the step before that — blocking in the figure so the drawing starts from honest proportions.
Technique & tutorials
Make digital art look traditional in Procreate with paper tooth, broken edges, limited colour, layered marks, and medium-specific workflows.
Read tutorial →Choose a Procreate canvas size and DPI for screen art, portraits, line art, and print without sacrificing layer space or texture control.
Read tutorial →Understand the difference between Procreate stamp brushes and painting brushes, when each is useful, and how to paint over stamps so your work stays personal.
Read tutorial →Learn how Procreate blending brushes work, when to use Smudge, and how to keep texture while building soft digital-paint transitions.
Read tutorial →Browse the matching brush categories