How to Sell Procreate Brushes and Art -

What Are Procreate Brushes - and why should they be sold?

Procreate brushes are special tools that can be used to produce different effects using Procreate. This includes making your digital art look like you've created it with watercolors. These brushes may also simulate the effects of objects like:

• Outline brushes
• Pencils
• Oils
• Fineliners

Anyone with Procreate can create your own brushes. Many artists purchase their own brushes in order to save time reinventing the wheel. If you've developed a collection of brushes to your personal and have noticed an opportunity on the market, then it could be the perfect opportunity for cashing in by selling your own Procreate brushes.

Why Sell Your Procreate Art?

When you offer Procreate brushes, you're selling your digital art to others. But you may also want to offer your art to those who collect and like artwork. This could be:

• Making physical objects like t-shirts glasses, or bottles of water featuring your work. One of the easiest ways to accomplish this is by using a print-on demand business, but you won't make a lot of profit for each item you sell.
• Accepting commissions for unique pieces of artwork - like the painting of a pet, wedding photos or a family photo.
• Making money as an artist through Patreon, producing regular fresh art exclusively for your Patrons.

How to Make Your Own Procreate Brushes

Making a brush in Procreate is straightforward, but if you're making it your first time, then you'll require some help how to get started:

1. Pick a brush that's reasonably close to what you're looking to achieve. Create a duplicate of it. (Open the brush panel, then swipe left on the thumbnail of the brush and choose 'Duplicate'.)
2. Set the parameters of your new brush. These include the stroke path, the taper, shape, grain, and much more. They all have options you can fine-tune like the stroke path feature can be set to define the Spacing, StreamLine, Jitter, and Fall Off to your brush.
3. Use the drawing pad to test out your brush. Experiment with different settings until you're happy with the result you've achieved.

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

• The steps to Create any brush in Procreate This tutorial covers the fundamentals, has loads of screenshots that show you different effects you can make along with links to a Facebook group that you can join for assistance.
• How to Make and Customize Procreate Brushes: this tutorial covers similar ground, but also includes a video tutorial plus screenshots that show you different functions in Procreate.

How to sell your Procreate Brushes

It's best to offer those brushes direct to your customers instead of through an intermediary marketplace. In this way, you are able to keep a large portion of the profit! Also, you have the opportunity to develop and establish your own name. When someone purchases something from you, they're likely to buy again. If they purchase from an online marketplace, they'll be able to remember the site and not necessarily the seller as the vendor. Naturally, you could sell your Procreate brushes through marketplaces too ... however, you should make direct sales wherever possible. There are many ways to sell Procreate brushes directly to your customers. The cost isn't high for a account - simply a small portion of the sales. If you are selling your brushes, consider creating and exporting a package with similar brushes. This is the most common way that Procreate brushes are sold. It is possible to sell single brushes if you prefer - but this might be the best option if you own some unique or innovative brush to offer. This is a step-by-step tutorial on selling your Procreate brushes online.

1. Export Your Procreate Brushes

Export the Procreate brush(es) by following these steps. If you own multiple brushes, export them as an .zip file.

2. Create a new product in and Upload Your Zip File

3. Choose the amount to charge for your Procreate Brushes

Procreate brushes are priced differently, but most sets of brushes cost about $10 to $20, depending on how many brushes in the set contains and the use they're licensed for. If you're not certain of what you should charge, take a look at the other Procreate brushes of premium quality with similar scope to yours, and then see what they're selling for. You can set the price using the "Price" box for the product.

4. Upload at least one image of Your Brushes

allows you to upload anywhere between one and nine images to the product you are selling. The more pictures you display your brushes, the more impressive. Always upload at least 1 image however, you should upload more if you can.

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

creates an online storefront for you, so you don't need to own a website to offer your items. A lot of sellers use their own site, however, embedding a "Buy" button to ensure customers do not have to leave their site in order to checkout. For this, locate your Procreate brushes product in the "Products" tab of your account and click the "Share/Embed" button beside it.

After that, select the Embed Button tab in the popup window. It is then possible to select the colors and the words for the button and then decide if it will function in a Direct Purchase mode or as an the Add To Cart button. Once you've done that, simply click to get the embed code, then follow the directions for adding the code to your site.

How to Market Your Procreate Artwork

How do you make money from your Procreate work, in lieu of your brushes? It is possible to sell your work in the form of a physical or digital product through , perhaps calling it "Custom Artwork". The artwork could be offered for sale on a subscription basis. A different option is the commissions to purchase artwork. There are several options for doing this:

• Make a document using a .pdf file with directions on how to apply for the commission (e.g. a link to fill out the form).
• Create a product with information regarding the commission procedure. Make use of customized check out questions to collect information from the buyer about the items they are looking for, prior to they make their purchase.

If you're concerned that you'll receive far more commissions than you are able to handle, you can easily limit the amount of times that you're "Custom Artwork" product can be bought. Modify your product by going into the Advanced Options near the bottom of the page, and then check the box for "Limit the number of times that this item can be sold." You are able to define whatever limit you want.

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

Putting your Procreate brushes or artwork up for auction isn't the only way to go! It's important to take a proactive approach when it comes to marketing your Procreate brushes as well as your work. There are many ways to do this:

• Create videos that show you creating artwork with your brushes.
• Make sure to include lots of images of your brush and their effects to create a blog article.
• Encourage fellow artists to promote your art (or art) through an associate program. (Each when an affiliate is able to make sales, they earn an amount of the sale - the percentage is determined prior to the time.) You'll need to give your affiliates the registration link that is located under Marketing - Affiliates in your account.

FAQ

Can you legally sell Procreate brushes?

Yes, it's legal to market Procreate brushes that you have made. However, you cannot to sell brushes that are designed by another artist or by Procreate itself. Procreate application as they're copyrighted.

You can earn money from making money selling Procreate brushes?

Selling Procreate brushes could be a great way to earn extra income in particular if you're an artist who already has a decent following. The Procreate brush is typically sold for $35-$25 per set, and there are several brush choices in each package.

How do I Export my Procreate brushes for sale?

If you want to market your Procreate brushes you need to export each of your Procreate brushes by swiping left on the brushes and hitting on the Share button. The brush will be saved as the .brush file to the folder that you specify. It is also possible to export several brushes simultaneously by double tapping on the name of the folder and hitting on the Share button.