Oil Pastel Procreate Brushes 9x

9 Procreate oil pastel brushes built from real oil pastels. Buttery drag, textured strokes, and blending that works without smudgy fingers. This is the focused starter set.

That buttery drag. The way color shifts inside a single stroke. The buildup when you layer. Oil pastels have a quality that is hard to fake, and most digital brushes do not even try. These nine started as real pastels from my studio, scanned and tuned until they had the weight of the actual medium.

The 9 Brushes

• Go-To, your foundational everyday pastel

• Softy, smooth buttery coverage with soft edges

• Hard One, more control and crisper strokes

• Rough Paper, cold-press paper grit in every stroke

• Rough Grain, visible granular texture

• Bumpy, uneven organic grain for looser work

• Fine Grain, subtler texture for detail areas

• Texture Builder, color varies automatically for depth

• Rich Belly, color shifts within the stroke like real pigment

Compatibility

• App: Procreate for iPad

• Device: all iPad sizes, no minimum model

• Stylus: Apple Pencil recommended

• File: one .brushset, 97 MB, imports straight into your Brushes panel

How to Install

1. Download the .brushset file to your iPad

2. Tap it, and Procreate imports the set automatically

3. Find it at the top of your Brushes panel

Questions People Ask

What is the difference between this and Vol. 2?

This is the focused 9-brush starter set. Vol. 2 is 31 brushes and goes much deeper, with more blending, texture and layering. Start here for the essentials, go to Vol. 2 for range.

Will these work on my iPad?

If it runs Procreate, yes. There is no minimum Procreate version and no minimum iPad model.

Do the brushes actually blend?

Yes, without the smudge tool. Layer and drag and the color builds and blends the way real oil pastel does.

Do these work in Photoshop or Illustrator?

These are Procreate brushes for iPad only. My Photoshop Digital Brushes set covers traditional media textures for Photoshop.

Can I use these for client work?

Personal covers your own projects and portfolio. Commercial covers client work and products you sell. Extended covers larger commercial runs.