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Dotty Shade Procreate Brush

Dotty Shade is a lettering brush I created for Procreate. It features a built-in shadow feature, this time textured like little dots. It’s pressure sensitive and works best with iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. You can purchase Dotty Shade on Creative Market and Etsy.

View Dotty Shade in action here:

Still trying out this camera clamp. It’s a little bouncy, but still way better than my previous method for recording #hyperlapse videos. This time I decided to do a quick video with (almost) all of the #lettering brushes that I have available on Etsy. ~ For anyone wondering, this is the order: Totally 90s Treadz Dotty Shade Basket Case Momoa Hairball Fine Tooth Yarn Cray Cray Crayon Glitch Chain Letter Lace (2 brushes out of the 5 available) Just Bead It Spore Shady Lady 2 Ice Ice Baby Mermaid ~ If you use any of these, tag me because I’d love to see what you make. ~ #ipadlettering #ipadcalligraphy #procreatebrush #procreatebrushes #procreatelettering

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