How to Market Procreate Brushes , and Art Procreate Brushes and Art

What Are Procreate Brushes - and what are the reasons to sell them?

Procreate brushes are specially designed instruments that are able to create different effects in Procreate. For instance, you can make the digital artwork look as if that you created it using watercolors. Special Procreate brushes can also simulate the effects of objects such as:

• Outline brushes
• Pencils
• Oils
• Fineliners

Anyone using Procreate is able to create brush brushes of their own. However, many artists buy their own brushes in order to avoid having to reinvent the wheel. If you've made a set of brushes that you want to and have noticed a gap in the market - then this could be a great opportunity for cashing in by selling your own Procreate brushes.

How do you sell your procreate artwork?

When you offer Procreate brushes, it's marketing the brushes to other digital artists. You may also decide to market your work to people who collect and like art. It could also mean:

• Creating physical items like t-shirts water bottles, or hats with your art. One of the easiest ways to accomplish this is through a print on demand business, but you won't earn a great amount of money per product that way.
• Accepting commissions for unique pieces that are art-related, such as the painting of a pet, wedding photos or family members.
• Earning money as an artist through Patreon and creating new art that's exclusively available to your Patrons.

How Do You Make your own Procreate Brushes

Creating a Procreate brush is straightforward, but if you're doing it for the first time, you might require some help getting started.

1. Pick a brush that's reasonably close to what you want to do. You can create a duplicate. (Open the brush panel, then swipe left on the brush's thumbnail and select "Duplicate".)
2. Set the parameters of your new brush. They include the stroke path, the taper form, grain and much more. They all have choices to fine-tune them such as the stroke path setting allows you to set the spacing, StreamLine, Jitter, and the Fall Off for your brush.
3. Make use of the drawing pad experiment with your brush. Try different settings until you're happy with the look you've made.

If you're in need of assistance, take a look at these excellent tutorials:

• How to Make Every Brush with Procreate This guide covers all the basics with plenty of illustrations that show you different effects you can make, and also links to a Facebook group that you can join for additional assistance.
• how to create and modify the Procreate brushes The tutorial covers similar ground however it also provides videos and screenshots that show you different functions that Procreate offers.

How to Market Your Procreate Brushes

It's best to offer those brushes direct directly to buyers instead of via an online marketplace. That way, you get to keep almost all profits! You also have the chance to create and build your own personal brand. When someone purchases something from you, they're likely to buy another time. If they buy from an online marketplace, they'll be able to remember the marketplace however, not necessarily as the vendor. Naturally, you could sell your Procreate brushes through marketplaces too ... but make direct sales whenever you can. There are many ways to sell Procreate brushes directly to your clients. There is no cost for an account. It just takes a small percentage of each sale. When selling your brushes consider the possibility of exporting and creating a bundle of similar brushes: this is how most Procreate brushes are sold. You could instead sell individual brushes, if you'd prefer, but this could be better suited if you've got an unusual or unique brush you want to offer. Below is your step-by-step tutorial on selling your Procreate brushes on the internet:

1. Export Your Procreate Brushes

Download the Procreate brush(es) by following these steps. If you own more than one brush then export them to an .zip file.

2. Create a New Product in and upload your Zip File

3. Determine the Price to Charge your Procreate Brushes

Procreate brushes are priced differently however, most sets will run about $10 to $20, depending on how many brushes in the set comes with and what they're licensed for. If you're not sure what to charge, look at the other Procreate brushes of premium quality that are similar in the scope of yours and see how they're priced. Make the pricing available in the "Price" box for the product.

4. Upload at least one image of Your Brushes

allows you to upload anywhere between 1 and 9 images for the product you are selling. The more you can display your brushes, the more impressive. It is recommended to submit at least one photo however, you should upload more if you can.

5. Use 's "Embed Button" Feature to direct sell from your site

Creates an online storefront to the seller, which means you don't require a separate website to offer your goods. Some sellers have their own website, but, adding an "Buy" button on their site so customers do not have to go elsewhere for checkout. In order to do this, search for your Procreate brushes product in the "Products" tab in your account, and then click"Share/Embed "Share/Embed" button next to it.

After that, select the Embed Button tab in the open window. It is then possible to select the color and text for the button and choose whether or not it functions in a Direct Purchase mode or as an add to cart button. Once you've done that you can click the button to download the embed code then follow the directions to embed the code on your site.

How to Market your Procreated Artwork

What if you want to offer your Procreate art work rather than your brushes? You can sell your artwork as a digital or physical product through , perhaps using the name "Custom Artwork". You could even offer artwork for sale on a subscription basis. A different option is the commissions to purchase artwork. There are a couple of options for doing this:

• Create a product with a .pdf file with the steps to submit the payment (e.g. the link for filling out a form).
• Make a product that contains information about the commission process. Use custom check-out questions to collect details from buyers about what they'd like to purchase before they make their purchase.

If you're concerned that you'll receive far more commissions than you are able to manage, it is possible to restrict the number of times your "Custom Artwork" product can be bought. Make changes to your item, go into your Advanced Options near the bottom of the screen. Then, check the box for "Limit the number of times the product may be offered for sale." You can set the limit however you'd like.

What to do to build your brand by Marketing and Promoting Procreate Brushes and Art

Making your Procreate-created brushes or art up for auction isn't the only way to go! You'll need to be proactive in marketing your brushes or artwork. There are many ways to do this:

• Make videos to show how you are how you can create art using brushes.
• Take lots of pictures of your brush and their effects to create a blog article.
• Inspire fellow artists to share your brush (or artwork) through the possibility of an associate program. (Each when an affiliate is able to make sales, they earn an amount of the sale - you determine that percentage ahead of time.) The affiliates must be provided with affiliates the link to register, which you can find under Marketing - Affiliates within your account.

FAQ

It is it legal to offer Procreate brushes?

It is legal to offer Procreate brushes that you have made. However, you cannot to market any brushes made by other artists or the Procreate application as they're copyrighted.

Are you able to earn money by making money selling Procreate brushes?

Selling Procreate brushes could be an ideal opportunity to make extra money, especially if you are an artist that already has an established audience. Procreate brushes typically go for around $25 to $35 per package, with several brush choices in each package.

What can I do to transfer my Procreate brushes for sale?

To sell your Procreate brushes, you'll need to export each of your Procreate brushes. You can do this by simply swiping left on the brushes before clicking to share. The brush will be stored as an .brush file in the location you choose. It is also possible to export several brushes simultaneously when you double tap on the name of the folder, then hitting on the Share button.