Frequently Asked Questions
Is subscribing to the treasure chest free?
Yes! It’s totally free! All you need to do is sign up for my newsletter to get access. Of course you can unsubscribe from the newsletter at any time. You won’t get updates about new contents in the treasure chest then though!
Can I sell my tutorial results?
My tutorials are meant for practice purposes, feel free to share your results on social media and tag me. You are not allowed to use direct copies of my artwork for commercial purposes, like selling prints. You should create your own original artworks. Of course you can use my tutorials as a base/start though.
Where’s the Treasure Chest?
You can get access to the treasure chest by going to freefromflo.com and signing up for the weekly newsletter. A link to the Treasure Chest download page is in every single weekly newsletter email.
Can I use your brushes for commercial work?
You can use my brushes for all of your artwork, both personal and commercial. Just make sure that when you sell your artwork, you only sell your own unique designs. Good luck!
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How can I import brushes into Procreate?
Unzipping
When you download Procreate brushes or brush sets, it might be that you get a .zip file. Since you cannot import .zip files directly into Procreate, you’ll have to extract the files first. If you’re working on a PC or Mac, you can unzip the files before transferring them to your iPad, but if you are working on an iPad alone, you’ll have to use an unzip app to extract the files. You can use an app like Winzip or Zip Browser for this. Once you have unzipped .brush and .brushset files on your iPad, you’re ready to go and import them into Procreate.
NOTE: If you get a bunch of folders and small files after unzipping, then the file wasn’t meant to be unzipped. Something went wrong and you might need to download the set or brush using another browser for instance or rename the .zip file to .brushset for instance
Multiple ways to import
Import through Brush Library
- Open a (blank) canvas
- Select the brush tab
- You’ll see a + in the upper right corner, click it
- Select import in the upper right corner of the Brush Studio
- Navigate to the location where you saved the .brush or .brushset file
Import with Secondary Window
- Open a (blank) canvas
- Open a secondary window by gently swiping upward from the bottom of your screen. Drag the folder app to one side of your screen
- In this secondary window, navigate to the location of the .brushset
- Open the brush menu in Procreate
- Drag the .brush or .brushset file onto the Brush Library, you’ll see a green + appear
- Just drop it to let Procreate import your new brush set!
Import from your local folder
Importing from Google Drive or Dropbox
- Locate the .brushset file in Google Drive
- Tap the three little dots
- Select Open in
- Navigate to Copy to Procreate (if it doesn’t show up, try selecting More)
- Tada! Your new brush set is imported into the Procreate app
![ImportBrushesProcreateGoogleDrive1 (1)](http://artwithflo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/ImportBrushesProcreateGoogleDrive1-1.jpeg)
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Import right after downloading
![IMG_4288 (1)](http://artwithflo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_4288-1.jpg)
You can tap download anyway.
In the next screen you’ll get the option to import the set straight in Procreate.
![IMG_4287 (1)](http://artwithflo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_4287-1.jpg)