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Gengar

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Godzilla Minus One

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Speed Paint.

TW Flashing

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The Devil

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Maelle

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Your gifs are so beautiful do you mind sharing a bit of your process? It blows my mind that they’re made in procreate

Thank you so much! They are mostly just 4 paintings played in sequence.

The most important thing is to keep your layers and colors organized. I try to keep each layer to just a single color pass with whatever blend mode I want. Building up from the bottom, I do flat colors, then shadows, then lighting, then the subsurface transition, and any additional elements. Once I'm happy with one painting, I'll duplicate the whole thing. and going layer by layer, i'll re-draw them. The easiest way to do this is to add a gradient map to shift the whole layer to a solid color, reduce the opacity and then you just trace your own drawing on a new layer, making sure to keep the same color, blend mode, and opacity. Then I just move my way up the layer stack until I'm done and I have the same painting, but everything is different. Then you do it again, and again. :P

I export all of my frames and do my compositing in Adobe After Effects, where I add grain and additional post-processing effects. But there's no reason you couldn't do the final compositing and gif creation in Procreate.

If you are new to doing animation in Procreate I'd suggest looking up a few tutorials on Youtube.