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I'm not very adventurous with brushes to be honest - with Photoshop or Procreate. I have a certain way I like to work which uses about 3 different brush styles. I've found procreate so much more 'realistic' to use in terms of pen feel and just the overall experience, but I also find the brushes slightly clunky compared to Photoshop. PS just gives you so much more control over the brush characteristics and you get the sense of a higher level of finesse perhaps?
There seem to be a lot of good watercolour brushes. I bought 2 different brush packs - although I actually tend to use default brushes (with very slight tweaks made to them) more often than not.
I've seen some really effective pen and ink / watercolour style illustrations done in procreate -have a play with one if you get the chance!