Updated Aug 23, 2026 Drawing & Painting

Procreate Pack VOL.10 ✿ School days by Olguioo: worth it if you want loose, school-supply textures in Procreate

Procreate Pack VOL.10 ✿ School days by Olguioo: worth it if you want loose, school-supply textures in Procreate

Most brush packs try to make your iPad feel like a polished studio. This one does the opposite: it makes it feel like a classroom, a desk, and a slightly messy art corner. If your drawings keep coming out too controlled, or if you want textures that invite doodles, rough notes, and playful color, Procreate Pack VOL.10 ✿ School days is the kind of set that can loosen you up. It is built around real school-supply textures—crayons, gel pens, notebook paper, pencils, and desk clutter—so the marks feel imperfect on purpose. At $13.6, it is cheap enough to add to your Procreate library and test against the kind of work you actually make this week. If you want a looser, nostalgic drawing setup without spending time hunting for individual brushes, this is a quick one to consider.

Quick answer

Best foriPad artists who want loose, nostalgic Procreate textures for doodles, rough sketches, stickers, thumbnails, and playful illustration.
Skip ifYou use Photoshop, Krita, or Clip Studio; need precise production inking; or want a large all-purpose brush library.
Price$13.6
Format30 Procreate brushes + 6 palettes + layered cover illustration
One-line takeA small, mood-specific brush pack that is easy to justify if you want imperfect, school-supply textures in Procreate.

If that still sounds like your setup, see the School days brush pack before checkout.

What you’re actually buying

For $13.6, this is a small but focused Procreate brush pack that leans into a very specific mood: school supplies without the pressure. Instead of chasing crisp, polished strokes, it gives you textures that feel like they came from a desk drawer—crayons, gel pens, pencils with different finishes, notebook paper, cardboard, and poster board. That matters when you want a sketch to feel alive, a little wobbly, and human.

The value is in the set, not just one hero brush. You get 30 brushes across markers, pens, pencil textures, crayons, paper backgrounds, notebook textures, and desk clutter like highlighters, washi tape, and sticky notes. Pair those with school-supply palettes covering crayons, alcohol markers, sticky notes, gel pens, highlighters, pens, paper, neons, and pastels, and the pack starts to feel like a mini drawing kit rather than a single effect.

It also includes a layered cover illustration, which is a nice practical bonus: you can study how the textures are stacked, use it as a reference, or repurpose the layout for your own project. The commercial-use permission is another reason it stands out at this price, especially if you make stickers, thumbnails, children’s-book pages, or client work that needs a playful but usable look.

Procreate Pack VOL.10 School days brush previews

Why it’s on our radar

The public page shows 8 ratings averaging 5.0 stars. No sales count is shown, so treat this as a smaller, newer brush pack rather than a volume bestseller. That clean School days ratings signal is enough to make it worth a quick look.

What actually matters

Mid-check

If you are on iPad and already use Procreate, this is the point where it becomes a simple yes/no: do you want 30 school-supply brushes, 6 matching palettes, and a layered cover illustration for $13.6? If yes, View on Gumroad and check the current download details.

FAQ

Is Procreate Pack VOL.10 ✿ School days only for Procreate?
Yes. The brushes are only for Procreate, so if your workflow lives in Photoshop, Krita, or another app, skip it.

Can I use the School days brushes in commissions?
Yes. The listing says you can use these brushes for commissions and commercial works.

What kind of look does the School days pack create?
It is built for loose, imperfect, nostalgic school-supply marks: crayons, gel pens, pencil textures, notebook paper, cardboard, poster board, highlighters, washi, sticky notes, and matching palettes.

Bottom line

If you want a Procreate brush pack that feels less like a polished studio and more like a childhood art drawer, School days is a strong little buy. It is specific enough to be useful, priced low enough to try, and includes palettes plus a layered cover illustration that make the whole set easier to use. If you draw on iPad and enjoy rough, playful marks, See current options before you decide.

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