What You’ll Need:

1) An iPad, iPad Air, or iPad Pro
2) Procreate
3) Make sure your iPadOS is up to date for smooth performance

1. Download the ZIP File
Grab the provided ZIP archive.

You can download the ZIP directly on your iPad, or first save it on your MacBook and then AirDrop it to your iPad.

2. Unzip the Archive
Open the Files app on your iPad.

Find the downloaded ZIP file and tap it—iPadOS will automatically
unpack the contents.

3. Take a Look at What’s Inside
After unzipping, you’ll see:

A .brushset file containing all of the brushes

A Papers folder with digital paper textures

4. Import Brushes and Textures into Procreate
Tap the .brushset file—Procreate will add every brush and stamp to your library.

In the Papers folder, tap each texture file to bring it into Procreate
as its own layer.

5. Using the Paper Textures
Once a texture is imported, you’ll notice a layer labeled
“Paint Here”.
Draw on that layer so your artwork sits on top of the paper’s texture.

That’s all! Your new brushes and paper textures are now waiting in Procreate.
Have fun, and enjoy creating your next masterpiece!