Polaroid Maker Brush Kit
$7.00
Your fingers will be tap happy as they frame your paintings, doodles and sketches with the Polaroid Maker Kit!
Create hundreds of polaroid combinations from this set of 18 unique stamp brushes!
This brush kit includes 3 frame stamp brushes, 3 shadow stamps, 6 tape stamps and 6 realistic push pin stamps. Start by choosing your frame from the standard, thin or thick frame styles, then add a shadow on the layer underneath your frame for a realistic lifting effect! Finish things off with either tape or a realistic pin. Simply drop color into the frame for an added touch!
At a Glance
18
Unique Brushes Included
Completely custom stamps that build and enhance one another!
File Size: 4.8 mb
Files delivered instantly after purchase
300 DPI
All brushes created with high-rez files
Compatible with with Procreate version 5 or greater
Stamp the elements
You must use your finger to guarantee an item at full opacity, then adjust as normal.
Make Custom Polaroids!
Brush settings made specifically to mimic fun custom polaroids directly in Procreate.
View the tutorial on how to use the Polaroid Maker brush set!
The extended license of the full set of these brushes allows you to use them in your own products for sale, Polaroid Maker.
See how these brushes work!
For more creations, visit my YouTube channel where you can find many more free tutorials on Procreate.
Brush Requirements
Procreate App
This course was created using v. 5.0.1, so you’ll need to be on that version or newer to follow along. Procreate is currently only available on iPad.
Apple iPad
Because we utilize the pressure sensitivity of our custom gouache brushes, you’ll need to have an iPad that supports pressure sensitivity. A list of iPads that offer this are available here.
An iPad Stylus
Because we’re utilizing pressure sensitivity in the artwork we create, you’ll need a stylus that is compatible with your iPad. I recommend the Apple Pencil, but many 3rd party styluses may also work.
These brushes were designed specifically for use in Procreate (not Illustrator, or Photoshop), so they are only compatible with Procreate. An Apple Pencil was used to create and test all of the brushes. For this reason, I’m unable to guarantee the same results with other 3rd party styluses. If you’d like to test some of my free brushes for compatibility, they can be found at TuesdayTribe.com