I am excited to release the second pack in my Illustrators Collection, Romantic Illustration Brushes. Inspired by the work of twin sisters, Janet and Anne Grahame Johnstone, who created some of my favourite childhood illustrations. I have tried to capture the romantic style of illustration that was their trademark.
The sisters' started gaining popularity in the 1950s, and are probably best remembered for their illustrations for Dodie Smith’s classic novel, The Hundred and One Dalmatians, but they illustrated literally dozens, if not hundreds, of books. They always worked on illustrations together, with Janet specialising in animals and birds, while Anne would focus on the people and period costumes that are a hallmark of their work.
This pack contains 7 New Unique Brushes and a Sketch pencil
- Soft Liner
- Laying Down the Paint
- Dust Streak Shader
- Glazed
- Hair and Fur
- Textured Painterly
- Opaque Painterly
- Sketch Pencil
You can see their influence at work in the listing images where I have been inspired by their drawings and have tried to emulate this style. To find out more about the Grahame Johnstone sisters and their various works, you can click here.
ROMANTIC ILLUSTRATION BRUSHES
*This is a digital download.
**You will need to unzip these files to access the contents.IMPORTANT: These brushes are only compatible with PROCREATE APP for iPad
These Brushes are intellectual property, sharing or distributing them without having purchased them is theft. Brushes which were free in the past fall under the same rules, distribution of previously free brushes also constitutes theft.
© All designs, illustrations and brushes are copyrighted by Abbie Nurse Uproot.
Images & Procreate Brushes cannot be used for commercial reproduction or resale without written permission and licensing from me.
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INSTANT DOWNLOAD:
Purchases are final the moment it is purchased. Once the item is downloaded, refunds cannot be issued.
After you have made your purchase you will be able to download the zip files containing the brushes you have paid for. If you are on a Windows computer you should download the zip files, unzip them, and upload them to your Dropbox or icloud, from there you can drag them easily into Procreate using the Files app on your iPad. If you are using a Mac, you can download them, unzip them and then Select and Share them directly to your iPad using Airdrop, this is by far the quickest method. If you only have access to an iPad then you will need to use whichever zip file opening App you prefer and then from there drag them across into Procreate using the Files app.
