Supreme Lettering BrushPack // Procreate Pack

"This Procreate Supreme Lettering Bruspack is all about the Essentials, featuring my daily Brush Collection for Create all my Letters and the curves I sketch most in my Letterings." Haris Jonson Included on this Pack : 5 Lettering Brushes for Procreate app 29 Curves Primer & Masterpieces Curves for Practice 5 Practice Lowercases Primer 2 Tattoo Alphabets for Practice 10 Lettering Grids + BONUS - Procreate BrushSet Compatible with all generation iPads *This BrushSet is included in the " ULTIMATE PACK " No secrets, Homie, when it comes to making those Tattoo Letters stand OUT. The fanciest Pencils or Brushes won't do the job solo. It's also about putting in the work, honing your technique, and grinding out those shapes. So whether you're a Newbie or you've been in the Game for a minute, you gotta roll with the Right Tools. And today, I'm dropping the "Supreme" Procreate Brush the missing piece you need for your Chicano Lettering Art. When it comes to sketching letters, Speed is Key for me. I find my curves flow way smoother that way. That's why I stick with a pencil – versatile AF. And that's exactly what I aimed to bring with this lettering brush. After tons of trial and error, I finally nailed it with the "Supreme Sketch" brush for Procreate. It's got that perfect balance of pressure sensitivity and opacity to slay those letter curves on your iPad. Plus, I added a little curve correction to make your life easier. This Custom Lettering Brush is a game-changer, especially if you're just starting out or need to whip something up quick. No more messing with those techy brushes like "Adam" or "Used One." In this BrushPack, I tossed in all the basic shapes I use daily. So go ahead and copy 'em to your heart's content. And don't be shy about tweaking 'em – play around with those curves, amp 'em up, tone 'em down. It's all about experimenting, homie. Start with whatever letter or shape feels right to you. Oh, and loosen up that wrist while you're at it. And hey, don't trip if you don't nail it on the first try. It takes time, practice, and a whole lotta Hustle. So keep at it and keep on sketching. Haris Jonson,