Bardot Brush vs Uproot Brushes

Bardot Brush sells downloadable brushes and tools for Procreate users making illustrations, hand lettering, and other digital artwork. Its brush collections use handcrafted textures across fillers, flat brushes, liners, detail brushes, textures, and shaders. They are designed to evoke traditional media while using digital tools, and the maker says the brushes are optimized for Apple Pencil. Installation requires Procreate 5.1 or later on iPad; instructions are also provided for using brush files with Procreate Dreams on iPad. Files are delivered by download, with links in the confirmation page, receipt email, and customer account purchase history. Buyers may use the brushes in personal or commercial work and sell finished work, but may not redistribute downloaded content, including edited brush files. Purchased products include free updates for life. A free plan is listed, with paid products from $10 one-time. Listed options include Basic Toolkit at $12, paid once and Master Bundle at $165, paid once.

Uproot Brushes sells digital brush sets for creating artwork in Procreate on iPad and iPhone. After purchase, customers receive an email link to ZIP files, then unzip them in the iPad Files app and tap a .brushset file to install. The Essential Mid Mod Master Pack works with Procreate for iPad and Procreate Pocket for iPhone, includes 13 brushes, and is listed at 8.00 USD once, with a 20.00 USD regular price. Everything Watercolour includes brushes for painting, lettering, smudging, splatters, and paper textures, plus a ready-to-use Procreate watercolour canvas. The license permits personal and commercial work, including selling products made with the brushes. It is for individual use: brushes may not be sold, shared, copied, or redistributed, including edited versions. The site provides FAQs for purchase and installation issues and links to video tutorials covering Risograph effects, outline brushes, and Procreate texture.