I’ve been wanting this set since it was launched; my old iPad Air 2nd generation has the display kind of burned so colors and over all operation (due to its age) aren’t easy, so to be able to create with precision and some comfort I needed a brush set to make the process easy.

Then, I draw on this old iPad now with Inferno Ink, then I send the Procreate file to my iPhone 12 and complete the art: color, FXs and other possible elements the piece could need.

Retro Supply tools have made my artistic life more pleasant, easy and powerful… I own some of their gorgeous sexiest tools… SO FANTASTIC! - You can find me on IG as PixelKingAgency and EroticaRetro.

Thank you RSCO and Happy Holidays from Mexico.

If there is one thing I love it's trying out new ink-brushes. There are quite a few out there, as a lot you may well be aware of, and most of them are duds. Just non-anti-aliased dots that have some grainy texture attached to them. Nothing eldritch whispering in the flow. Nothing to write home to any one about, really! But with these, Inferno Inks, I have come to transcend, not only my previous skill level, but the euclidian geometries, and our known dimensions, as well. Oh, the sights I've seen! The sights you will see! Come, join us here, we dance, we drink, we make such beautiful bloody inks.

I picked up a RetroSupply brush pack for Procreate to add some retro texture to my black-and-white illustrations—and it blew me away. The brushes are super responsive and easy to use, with just the right amount of grit and character. They gave my work a nostalgic, analog feel without overdoing it. It instantly elevated my workflow and made creating even more fun. Highly recommended if you’re chasing that vintage vibe!

Look, when you’re doing a comic about wrestling Centaurs (called WRASSLIN’ CENTAURS, perhaps surprisingly), you need a special brush. I was looking for something gritty that would give that analog look to my Procreate-d pages. Everything within Procreate looked way too clean, almost sterile.

Then, thank you comics friends, I found Retro Supply Co. and their Standard Pen pack. OMG, Dry Fountain Pen!! The slightly rough edges on this brush looked like I’d been using a well-worn nib deep into the late hours. Okay, my characters were set, but what about their distressed environment?

The Inferno Ink pack had the kind of brushes that opened up new possibilities for my comics. “Jaggy Old Brush,” “Practically Dead Ink,” and “Crunchy Nib” live up to their names! They create the authentic look of vintage analog richness while letting me get the results I want with Procreate.

Finally, my comic’s logo needed a strong typeface. RSCO’s “Derailed” was exactly right with the perfectly imperfect look of the brushes.

Big shout out to Retro Supply Co. for giving thorough information and creating great tutorials for their products. I don’t even bother looking at other brush or paper supplies; Retro Supply Co. has everything I need to make my comics come alive.

For years I’ve been trying to find a brush that emulates the style of one of my favorite artists.

I tried modifying brushes but it never quite hit that aesthetic I wanted.

UNTIL I found the Crackle Dry Brush that is in this wonderful pack.

That alone, to me, was worth buying the pack.

Along the way I found several brushes that were included that match the inking style I use (Toothy Ink, Crunchy Nib, Totally Dry.

The pages and ink splashes are the cherry on top.

I highly recommend this to any artists and designers who love comics that were printed on newspaper pages.