SQZR Squeezer Paint Markers - Procreate Snack Pack

Draw. Letter. Paint. 

Genuine squeezer mop graffiti markers brushset for Procreate. Real scanned marks and drips, curated into a mighty Snack Pack collection of brushes and stamps you'll love to use for illustrations, monoline inking, and graphic painting techniques. These mofos are BOLD AF.

I created these acrylic and ink brushes for me, to be able to digitally recreate the heavy lines and lettering I have used in my own art for years.  Obsessively crafted to do one job really well, these squeeze mop markers for Procreate are my first choice for fast sketches, bold outlines, handwriting, and graffiti influenced elements in my digital work, just as my collection of Grog and Molotow markers have been a go-to for my abstract and illustrative analogue art.

Ideal for designers, illustrators, graffiti writers, mural artists, lettering geeks, cartoonists, and abstract painters.

What you’ll get in this Procreate Snack Pack by Jen Dixon:

4 SQZR Brushes in 4 personalities: Clean, Casual, Stubble, and Cuddly.
4 SQZR Drip Stamp Brushes to add those little “happy accidents” to lines.
2 Colour Palettes: Black Hole for bold, dark lines, and Lisboa, which is sampled from murals and graffiti I photographed in Portugal. Each palette colour has a light, medium, and dark value, to make layering and dimension pop effortlessly.

But there's more! You'll also receive my Installation Guide + License PDF, AND a 11-Page SQZR 300DPI A4 Reference PDF which will show you how these brushes scale and behave at print resolution. It includes suggested size pairings for the SQZR Drip stamps too. Sweet!

What to expect:

Blunt, mono-line style markers crafted from solid, opaque analogue marks. Built with some pressure sensitivity to emulate the sponge nib of real graff mop markers. These brushes are CHONKY. They are also pretty huge, thanks to being scanned.

The four unique line personalities are perfect for bold handwriting, outlines, borders, and more. The drip stamps give that little extra something-something when you need it. The colour palettes are thoughtfully curated to be perfect partners for these acrylic ink markers, whether you’re practicing your graffiti tag or making bold graphics for stickers, posters, and more.

What not to expect:

These have no tapers. These are not designed for subtle opacities. These are not going to magically drip digital paint for you. They have a flat texture, so don’t look for a grain - that’s not what mops do. Impact like sledgehammers… not delicate. They do one job really f-ing well.

Be an artist, not a brush warehouse.

With my affordable Procreate Snack Packs you won’t experience the overwhelm of a mega-pack of brushes you’ll never use. My job is to create high quality brushes I know I can count on, so I spend my precious time making art instead of searching through brushes. I have favourite tools ready in my studio, and now I have favourite brushes ready in Procreate.
You can have that too. Oh, and these can be used for personal AND commercial work. No extra license to buy.

About me:

I’m Jen Dixon, professional multi-disciplinary artist, illustrator, art educator, and art materials obsessive. I have an industrial design background, which brings a unique set of skills and discipline to my work as an artist. My passion is helping you know your materials so well that you can focus on making art instead of feeling lost and frustrated. If that sounds refreshing, come check me out on Skillshare, where I have been a Top Teacher since 2016, or get in touch through my website for other ways I can help you do you better.

You should make yourself a tasty beverage.
After getting this Procreate Snack Pack, that is. ;)

Thank you.
All my best from sunny Cornwall,
Jen x

Most social media: @jendixonarts or @jendixon
Website, shop, and newsletter: jendixon.com
Location: Cornwall, UK

Credit where it’s due:

Artists who have influenced me since I was a small thing, and indirectly, this brushset: Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Patrick Nagel, Shel Silverstein, Pablo Picasso, Helen Frankenthaler, Mark Rothko, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Maurice Sendak, Edward Gorey, Cy Twombly, Joan Mitchell, Frida Kahlo, Francis Bacon and countless others, living and dead.