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Practice Makes Perfect

You won’t learn how to use Procreate overnight, especially if you’ve never used a digital drawing program before. But as you spend more time experimenting and using the app, you’ll find you become more comfortable with the menus and options, and can confidently navigate the space and make beautiful drawings. When it comes to drawing in general, continuing to practice and draw from life will always improve your skills. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself to be perfect straight away, but stay confident that you’ll get to the point where you can make artwork that you’re really proud of using just your iPad, Pencil and Procreate. Procreate has helped to make digital art more affordable and accessible for everyone, though it can take some time to learn about the numerous menus and settings available within the app. There is so much you can do in Procreate, so this article really just skims the surface of what’s on offer. But I hope it has given you the introduction you need to feel con

Ready To Draw In Procreate?

Because Procreate is so customizable, you can use it to create wildly different styles of artwork. Artists on Skillshare have used it to create soft, textured botanicals, hard-edged tattoo motifs, lettering projects, cartoonish illustrations and so much more. If you’re just getting started with the program, take some time to experiment! Don’t be afraid to try new mediums, brushes and approaches to making your art. The road to artistic achievement is paved with fun risks, welcome surprises and new skills.

Sketching A New Procreate Layer

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Once you’ve got your initial sketch, you’re ready to add more detail. Tap on the layers icon and name your current sketch. Then create another layer by clicking on the plus sign. This adds a layer on top of your existing sketch. Use your second layer to add detail to your image, trace and formalize any of the lines you drew earlier, and make adjustments to your initial sketch. Jarom decided he wanted to adjust the position of his character’s arms, so he’s doing that in the second layer: Using The Selection Tool By the time you’re finished, the second layer should be a finalized, detailed version of your original sketch. If you’re happy with the way it looks, go ahead and delete the first layer, so that you’re only working with your final sketch. Now, we’re ready to start blocking out our basic shapes, so we can add color and additional detail. Create a new layer, and click on the S icon to activate the selection tool. You’re going to start outlining the section of your sketch that you

Setting Up Your Procreate Canvas

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First things first: you need a canvas to work on. Upon opening the Procreate app, you’ll see the gallery view. This is where you can view all of the existing artwork you’ve made. Click the plus sign in the top right corner of the screen. Tapping on the first option, “Screen Size” will take you right into the canvas. Once in canvas, you’ll see tools organized in three sections: the top right of the screen, top left of the screen, and along the left side. There are a lot of tools to digest, so we’re only going to focus on the main ones you need to get started: Actions Clicking on the wrench icon in the top left toolbar gets you to Procreate’s settings. This is where you can make adjustments to your canvas and tools. Play around with the settings to find what works best for you. We recommend turning on the light interface and brush cursor. Quick Menu After you’ve exited out of the Actions menu, tap and hold anywhere on the canvas screen to bring up Quick Menu. You can customize this menu

Essential Hardware For Using Procreate

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What’s the best iPad for Procreate? The latest version of the Procreate for iPad app is 4.2.1, and it requires an iPad running iOS 11.1 or newer. That means the latest version of Procreate can run on all five of the iPad models currently on sale from Apple: iPad Pro (12.9-in., 11-in., and 10.5-in. models), iPad (6th Generation, 2018) and iPad Mini 4. Previous iPad models capable of running the latest version of Procreate are iPad Pro 9.7-in., iPad 5th Generation (2017), iPad Air, iPad Air 2, and iPad Mini 2 and 3. Older versions of Procreate run on many older iPad models. To get the full, up-to-date Procreate experience, you’ll want to have one of the two iPad models that arrived in November 2018: the 12.9-in. or 11-in. iPad Pro. These two models are the only devices compatible with the new Apple Pencil. From Libby VanderPloeg’s class, Animation for Illustration: Adding Movement with Procreate & Photoshop Procreate’s FAQ and discussion forums have more information on technical r

How Professional Artists Use Procreate

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One of the best ways to understand Procreate’s real-world capabilities is to learn about professional artists’ experiences with the app. A post written for the VMA (Visual Media Alliance) Design Conference blog profiles three successful professionals who made the leap to Procreate but use the app in different ways. Emma Bergerworks for film production company Laika while maintaining a freelance illustration career and uses a combination of hand drawing, Photoshop on an iMac, and Procreate to create her illustrations. Artist Trudi Castle uses Procreate only for “sketching and roughing ideas” and leisure-time exploration. Freelance character designer and illustrator Nicholas Kole creates all his artwork in Procreate. From Brooke Glaser’s Skillshare class, Intro to Procreate : Illustrating on the iPad Taken together, the stories of these three artists prove another crucial point for those considering a leap to Procreate: a fully customized workflow can have a profound effect on your final

The Benefits Of Using Procreate

Procreate makes it easy to organize your artwork in a gallery format familiar to Photoshop users; import files from other devices and locations; use hand gestures to zoom in and out of your artwork and undo changes to work. You can also perform professional-level compositing and adjustment of layers and generally create and develop your artwork at a speed that can keep up with your imagination. Perhaps most important to many seasoned professionals, Procreate offers easy integration with existing workflows — you can move back and forth between other apps and platforms as required by your preferred methods, your clients, or the needs of a specific project. There are other professional-grade digital art apps available, but at the moment none match the power, flexibility, and complete functionality and feature-set of Procreate.