Procreate Calligraphy & Lettering Brushes | 10-Pack

Ten lettering brushes, ten different pens. A pointed nib for formal script, felt tips from hard to dry to scratchy, a crayon tip for casual work, a cracked nib for anything vintage, and paper-textured brushes for lettering that shouldn't look too clean. All pressure-responsive, so thick-to-thin transitions come from your hand. Instant download.

What's in the Set (10 Brushes)

• Textured Brush Tip. Subtle, tactile grain throughout. For hand-lettering that needs a handmade quality, headlines that shouldn't look too polished.
• Hard Felt Tip. Firm, controlled lines with consistent edges. For precision lettering and clean calligraphy.
• Dry Felt Tip. A dried-out marker with streaky, uneven coverage. For vintage, distressed lettering. Layer for saturation or keep it light.
• Rigid N Pointed. Fine, sharp lines with a pointed nib feel. For flourishes and delicate script. Light pressure for hairlines, heavy for swells.
• Crayon-Like Tip. Playful, waxy texture. For casual lettering, kids' projects, and greeting cards.
• Pointed Nib. Classic calligraphy nib behavior with thick-to-thin transitions. For formal script and wedding work. Slow down on the curves.
• Cracked Nib. A broken, weathered texture. For distressed and rustic designs. Pairs well with aged paper textures.
• Soft Pencil. Soft, sketch-like strokes with gentle edges. For rough drafts and planning layouts.
• Scratchy Felt Tip. Raw, scratchy energy. For edgy lettering with attitude. Let the imperfections show.
• Toothy Paper. Textured paper grain in every stroke. For a traditional calligraphy feel and editorial lettering.

What Are These Lettering Brushes Good For?

Wedding and event calligraphy, greeting cards, logotypes, social graphics, and hand-lettered headlines. They're especially useful if you:

• Letter for clients and need more than one finish
• Want a pointed nib that behaves like a real one
• Pair script with textured display lettering in the same piece

Compatibility

• App: Procreate on iPad. Not compatible with Procreate Pocket, Photoshop, or Illustrator
• Device: all iPad sizes
• Stylus: Apple Pencil recommended
• File format: .brushset, imports directly into Procreate
• Delivery: instant download

How to Install

1. Download the .brushset file on your iPad
2. Tap it, and Procreate opens and imports it automatically
3. Find the new set at the top of your Brushes panel

Licensing

Three options at checkout: Personal, Commercial, and Extended. Personal covers practice, personal projects, portfolio pieces, and social media. Commercial adds client work and selling what you make, up to 5,000 units per design. Extended removes the unit cap, for large production runs, fabric collections, or licensing your art to manufacturers. Started with Personal? You can upgrade anytime by paying the difference. Full terms are in the FAQ.

Questions People Ask

Calligraphy 10-Pack or Decorative Lettering 35-Pack?

This set is the pens: the brushes you write with. The Decorative set is the embellishment: patterns, stamps, shapes, and textures around the lettering. They're made to be used together.

Do I need a pointed-pen background?

No. Pointed Nib gives thick downstrokes and thin upstrokes from pressure alone. Slow down on the curves and it does the rest.

Can I use these brushes in work I sell?

Yes, with the Commercial or Extended license, chosen at checkout. Personal covers your own projects and portfolio.

Do I need an Apple Pencil Pro?

No. Every brush works with any Apple Pencil. Apple Pencil Pro adds barrel roll on the sets that support it.

What if the file won't import?

Email me with your order number. Digital sales are final, but a file that doesn't work is on me, and I'll get you a working one.

Digital product. Instant download, nothing ships. All sales are final, but if a file won't open or a brush won't import, email me and I'll make it right.

About the Artist. Esther Nariyoshi is a published illustrator based in the U.S. Her work draws on the three cultures she has lived in, and the brushes in this store start as real media in her studio.

Handmade digital assets by Esther Nariyoshi