140+ Chibi Emote Base Stamps for Procreate – Anime Figure Brushes for Twitch & Discord v3

Bring your emote ideas to life in minutes with this premium set of 140+ Chibi Emote Base Stamps for Procreate. Designed for iPad artists and streamers, this v3 collection delivers a versatile range of anime-inspired figure bases and expressive poses perfect for Twitch emotes, Discord stickers, channel art, and digital merchandise. Whether you’re a seasoned illustrator or just getting started, these ready-to-use Procreate brushes help you create clean, consistent emotes fast—no guesswork, no repetitive sketching, just plug-and-play creativity.

What’s inside: a curated library of chibi character bases featuring varied head shapes, body proportions, and a full spectrum of emotions—happy, excited, smug, cry-laugh, rage, shocked, cozy, and more. Mix and match expressions with body poses to build unique emotes with your own style and colors. Each stamp is optimized for crisp lines and scalable sizing, so your emotes look sharp on both mobile and desktop. You’ll also receive a quick-start PDF with step-by-step instructions on importing and organizing your brushes in Procreate.

Why creators love it:

- Saves hours of sketching with polished, reusable bases.

- Consistent proportions for a professional, on-brand emote set.

- Anime-style charm that resonates with Twitch and Discord communities.

- Perfect for channel emotes, badges, sticker packs, and social posts.

- Beginner-friendly and powerful for pros.

Designed specifically for the Procreate app on iPad.

What you can do:

- Use the stamps in personal projects and client work.

- Sell finished artworks after you customize and color them.

- Incorporate the bases into illustrations, digital prints, stickers, and social media graphics.

What you can’t do:

- Resell, redistribute, or share the stamps as standalone files.

- Claim the stamps as your own or include them in brush/stamp packs.

- Use the stamps for offensive, dangerous, or illegal content.

After purchase: instant download. Import the .brushset files, follow the included PDF guide, and start creating. Build a full emote lineup in a fraction of the time—consistent, cute, and ready for your community.