41 procedural stamps at 2048px plus Photoshop brush-tip files — chalk, spatter, foliage, cloud, hatching, dry brush, rock and fabric.

Every stamp comes two ways: a transparent PNG that works in every application, and a Photoshop .abr file that saves you the import step. Procreate, Photoshop, Clip Studio, Krita and Affinity are all covered.

Making a good brush from a stamp

Load the tip, set spacing to about 25%, turn on rotation jitter, link size to pressure. Then drag one long stroke across the whole canvas and look at it from a metre away. Any visible rhythm means the brush will look mechanical in finished work, and no amount of rendering hides it.

About the .abr files

These are version 2 files, which carry the brush tip bitmaps only — no dynamics. That is deliberate. The newer version 6 format stores presets as undocumented serialised data that cannot be verified without Photoshop itself, and a brush file that silently fails to load is worse than none. Version 2 is read correctly by Photoshop, Photopea, Clip Studio, Krita, GIMP and Affinity, and the settings above take thirty seconds to dial in.

What's included

• 6 chalk and charcoal, 6 spatter and stipple, 5 foliage
• 5 cloud and smoke, 6 hatching, 4 dry brush
• 5 rock and cracks, 4 fabric and grain
• All 41 as 2048x2048 transparent PNGs
• The same tips as 8 loadable Photoshop .abr files
• Guide: using them in each app, making a good brush, the repeat test

Formats

• PNG (transparent, 2048×2048)
• .abr (Photoshop brush tips, v2)

Works with

• Procreate
• Photoshop
• Photopea
• Clip Studio Paint
• Krita
• Affinity Photo

Download: ZIP · 84 MB · 41 PNG stamps + 8 .abr files