Bardot Brush
6.0#15 in digital brush libraries$12 one-timeiOS
VisitBardot Brush vs LaneDraws
What both publish
| Fact | Bardot Brush | LaneDraws |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | Customers may use the brushes in personal or commercial work and sell end products made with them. | The Master Pack page says personal and commercial use is allowed and encouraged. |
| Support | Bardot Brush says it aims to reply to support inquiries within 24 business hours Monday through Friday. | The coaching page says buyers can email the maker after purchase and should expect a response within a few days. |
| Updates | Every purchased product includes free updates for life. | The Charcoal Master Pack and Pastel Pro Pack pages state that all future updates are included. |
Bardot Brush plans
- Basic Toolkit$12, paid once
- Misshapen Shapes$20, paid once
- Ceramic Glaze$22, paid once
- Playful Painters$24, paid once
- Watercolor Wonder$24, paid once
- Starter Bundle // 3 Sets$25, paid once
LaneDraws plans
- Anatomy of Light ChartFree
- Dirty Ink Brush Pack$18, paid once
- The Charcoal Master Pack$22, paid once
- The Painting Brush Pack$22, paid once
- The Pastel Pro Pack$24, paid once
- Lane's Photoshop Master Pack$44, paid once
Pick Bardot Brush if…
Bardot Brush suits Procreate users creating illustrations, hand lettering, or other digital artwork on iPad. It may also fit artists seeking brush files they can use in commercial work without redistributing the files.
Pick LaneDraws if…
LaneDraws suits digital artists looking for brushes and reference materials for Photoshop or Procreate. Photoshop pack buyers need Photoshop CC and a pressure- and tilt-sensitive stylus.