Create soft, realistic watercolor artwork in Procreate with this complete watercolor kit made for natural texture, layered pigment, soft washes, and paper-like depth.
The Realistic Watercolor set includes handmade painting and blending tools, textured watercolor paper canvases, watercolor-friendly color palettes, and a downloadable how-to guide to help you get the most natural results from the brushes.
Perfect for botanical art, loose watercolor illustrations, soft florals, cozy sketches, printable artwork, digital paintings, and handmade-style designs.
What’s Included
- 20 painting and blending tools
- 4 handmade realistic paper canvases
- 4 watercolor-friendly color palettes
- Downloadable how-to PDF guide
Designed For
- Digital watercolor painting
- Botanical illustrations
- Florals, leaves, and nature art
- Loose watercolor sketches
- Printable artwork
- Stickers, clip art, and design elements
- Soft washes, blooms, edges, and layered pigment effects
Product Details
This is a digital download made for Procreate on iPad. No physical product will be shipped.
For best results, use the included paper canvases and follow the setup instructions in the PDF guide. The brushes are designed to work with pressure, layering, and texture so your artwork feels soft, organic, and naturally painted.
Compatibility
- Made for Procreate
- Requires an iPad, Apple Pencil, and the Procreate app
- Not compatible with Photoshop, Canva, Illustrator, or other drawing apps unless otherwise stated
Commercial Use
You may use these brushes to create finished artwork, products, illustrations, designs, and digital or physical items for personal or commercial projects.
You may not resell, share, copy, redistribute, or claim the brushes, palettes, canvases, or guide as your own. You may not upload the files as-is to marketplaces, file-sharing sites, or design resource platforms.
Download Info
After purchase, you’ll receive digital files containing the brush set, paper canvases, color palettes, and PDF guide. Download the files, unzip if needed, then import them into Procreate.
