Your current Brush selections are indicated in blue, as seen below. Swipe through the list of brushes to browse them. Each category, called a Brush Set, has a number of default brushes available for the user. For example, Sketching is one of the default Brush Sets. You can rearrange both these sets and the brushes within them by tapping and dragging them within the lists. In the example below, I tapped and held the 6B Pencil, so I can drag it wherever I would like in the list.
When I customize my Procreate brushes, I often like to Create a Duplicate, so I can freely experiment but also retain the original brush. To Duplicate a Brush, swipe to the left and select Duplicate. You can also Reset a Default Brush from this menu, as well as Share or Delete, if it is a Custom Brush. You can also organize your brushes into your own Custom Set. This can be handy for things like sorting your favorite brushes, grouping imported brushes, or storing your Custom Brushes all in one place. To create a Custom Set, swipe downwards when viewing the available Sets. Tap this to create and name your new set. To Delete a Custom Set, tap on the name of the set and then choose Delete.
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