58 landscape brushes: paint a whole scene in a few strokes

Trees, castles, grass, birds and glowing windows all come as brushes, so you can build a finished landscape quickly. Drag a brush across the canvas and it lays down a row of trees or a skyline. Build up atmosphere with the chalk and texture brushes, then finish with stars and particles.

What’s inside

Landscape stamps

Trees (8): broadleaf trees, a pine forest, slim cypress shapes and layered conifers Bushes (4): soft shrubs and hedgerows Grass (3): tufts, wide patches and single blades Vines (3): leafy trailing stems for foreground framing

Skylines and buildings

Castle Silhouettes (4): fairytale towers and turrets Distance Buildings (2): hazy city skylines Windows (3): rows of lit windows to bring a building to life

Wildlife

Bird Group: a flock in one stroke Fish Group 1 and 2: schools of fish for water scenes

Painting brushes

Blocking (3), Rectangle, Square and Rounded Square: broad shapes for blocking in color Chalk (6): Chalk 1 to 5 and Noisy Chalk for skies, clouds and soft edges Chalk Erasers (2): textured erasers that match the chalks

Texture and atmosphere

Wide Texture, Streaky 1 to 3, Grit Texture 1 and 2: for painterly depth and water shimmer Rock Texture Stamps (3): craggy surfaces and shorelines Stars, Particles, Round Particles, Triangles and Broken Triangles: sparkle, fireflies and geometric accents