How to use Procreate Stamps to realize creative art compositions for many use

My Procreate Stamps are all hand drawn or realized with a building software ( Autocad) and then converted to Procreate Brushes.

They can be used to help you with any project you have such as making greeting cards, invitations, stickers, coloring pages but also wall arts, publications, fabric art, tessil pattern, keep notes, stationery, social media designs and much more.

Using a combination of different putting all the elements together you can actually make your own designs.

It is so much fun and you can realize hundreds of different combinations.

There are many tons of brushes out there to help you create whatever you have in your mind and it’s so easy to use.

I think you probably know what a Procreate stamp is. If not, it is a Procreate brush, but with a specific shape. Some people out there they use to write on their Article Titles “Stamp Brushes” meaning the Procreate Stamps. That makes a lot confusion in those they don’t know it, but it is much more easy to be found in the Google Search. So remember, the Stamp Brushes refer to different pens you can use on your Procreate App, the Stamp Brushes are the different shapes already done you can use to realize whatever you want.
The convenience of using Stamp Brushes is that, if you don’t know how to draw, someone can do it for you and they are also so very convenient to speed up an artwork saving a lot of time finding the ready-to-use brush you need in your library.

How to use Procreate Stamps, How to change the Procreate Stamps size, how to change the color

A Stamp Brush can represent anything a single flower or a bouquette of flowers and the advantages is that you can easily adjust its size. How?

You can change the size using the brush size slider on a sidebar or the transform tool. In the first case (the Sidebar slider) chose a stamp brush in your library, adjust the slider to the desired size and then touch the screen with your apple pen. In the second case ( the tranform tool) at the top under the little arrow icon you find that tool. It allows you to stretch and move your object, but notice that kind of way to regulate the size of the object compromise the quality of the Stamp Brush.

To change the color of your Stamp just go to Colors and pick a color you want. This is the easyer way. There are of course other way to color giving shadows to your stamps, as you can see each object in the image of this article is characterized by different nuances of the same color. If you want to know more follow me on my Instagram or on Pinterest.

Don’t forget to give a look to my Procreate Resources Library below.