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Frans Hals Procreate Kit (Procreate Brushes, Color Palettes & Canvas Textures)

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Frans Hals Procreate Kit (Procreate Brushes, Color Palettes & Canvas Textures)

The Dutch Golden Age was a period of remarkable prosperity, cultural achievement, and global influence for the Netherlands, spanning roughly from the late 16th to the late 17th century (approximately 1588-1672). This era saw the rise of the Dutch Republic to become a leading economic, maritime, and scientific power in Europe and the world.


THE DUTCH GOLDEN AGE COLLECTION: ISSUE 1 - Frans Hals the Elder

At Digi Life, we recreate the tools used by history’s greatest artists—transforming them into high-quality digital resources you can use right on your iPad.

This collection is inspired by the Dutch Golden Age—a period of extraordinary artistic achievement marked by dramatic lighting, rich textures, and masterful realism that brought everyday life vividly to canvas.

The first product in the series is dedicated to Frans Hals, a dynamic portraitist whose energetic brushwork and expressive character studies defined the era. His bold style and painterly technique have shaped the creation of these digital tools, giving you the freedom to explore the spirit of 17th-century Dutch painting right from your iPad.


INCLUDES:

  • 600 Procreate Color Swatches (.swatches)
  • 16 Procreate Brushes (.brush & .brushset)
  • 5 Canvas Textures (.png files)
  • Free Support 24/7

Watch the Frans Hals Procreate Kit in action on the attached YouTube Video.


Requirements:

  • Apple Ipad
  • Apple Pencil
  • Procreate App for iPad

To use these brushes you will need the IPad app Procreate (Latest version recommended) and the Apple Pencil (Ipad Stylus).


All images used in the preview are licenced under the Creative Commons CC0 designation (Public Domain Dedication).

IMPORTANT: These brushes are compatible only with Procreate for iPad. They won't work in Photoshop or other painting programs.

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