#procreate tutorials

[artbyashtonleigh]

Self-portrait, ACNH-style! 🌴 This was super fun and took about four hours. My partner has already asked if he can have one too! Tutorial by Genevieve's Design Studio.

[kodasea]

Rendering step-by-step (2022)

[journey-to-the-attic]

"karasu search how 2 cheer human up"

"karasu search difference between sad human and zoning out human"

"karasu search how long is it safe for humans to zone out for?"

(+ a longer look at each scene:)

[celestial-fang]

Painting method for lazy ppl like me. You only need two brushes :3

[hellothisisangle]

A super easy Astarion scar tutorial

I use this method even if I want to slap them on quick or as a base for more detail to add further highlight/contrast

Searching for “Astarion transparent png” should get you an image you can work with

[gomigo-dog]

Getting better at drawing Kabru. This guy is def not easy to draw (especially if you want to draw him in your own style).

I’ve compiled some observations:

🍅 Hair: By far the most challenging part. He actually has a middle part as observed from numerous manga panels but it can be hard to notice because his hair is so short.

I also broke his hair down into approximately 5 different areas (because his hair is layered) so I can see the flow of the hair better:

🍅 Face: His face is like a cat’s face 🐱. Thinking about a cat’s face helped me a lot.

His face generally wide and round but also has a sharp, narrow chin. I’m more used to drawing older characters so this was a struggle to me.

🍅 Brows: I never noticed this until I bought the Daydream book but his brows are actually thicker at the ends and angled downwards.

Also sharing my lineart (lowkey like this a lot):

[merrigel]

Backing up some stuff from my ipad and I stumbled on the pieces of this Ylfa video I never finished, and... tbh I should, I still like this!! (2023)

[stroobooree]

Very messy and bad lineart tutorial I made a couple days back. I hope this is helpful to someone even if it’s a bit incoherent LMAO

Take my advice with a grain of salt, of course. I wouldn’t want anyone to think that my way of doing art is the only “right way”. There is no right way to do art! Just make art!!! Dingus!!!!! /lovingly

[toorumlk]

I'm launching a Patreon!!

holy crap. i've dabbled with this idea for many years and finally i feel like i've gathered enough courage and confidence to just do it!

by becoming a patron, you can

get early access to wips, completed drawings and commission slots

exclusive content (namely nsfw artwork)

polls to decide what i can draw next,

art tutorials and processes

a biweekly to monthly newsletter for all paid members - I'm calling it a newsletter for the lack of a better word as it's more like a monthly recap/elevated journal entry of what i've been working on, my thoughts on art and media, the books i've been read, etc.

like i mentioned earlier, it took me a long time to gather the courage to do this for myself and my work but really, i couldn't have done this without your guy's love and support of my art... it's mind boggling that there are people out there who admire my work and appreciate the passion i have for said work. i couldn't have done this without you.

thank you thank you thank you!

[em-iliart]

hi!!! I have literally no idea if you do tutorials or advice, but I was wondering what your process for rendering skin is?? you have such a lovely and realistic (but unique) way of coloring skin :)

I’m not very good at explaining my process so I hope this makes sense :)

For skin I start by picking a base colour (a mid-tone) then I can add darker and lighter shading depending on where my light source is.

I work in patches of colour (I hate blending haha) following the shape of the face/body part. I picture each part like a 3d object.

I adjust brightness and saturation as I go and add complimentary colours where I think the skins undertones would be (this part is just trial and error there’s no real skill to it it’s purely what I think looks nice)

This is just how I do it and I’m sure there’s artists who can explain colour theory and lighting for skin a lot better :) but I hope this helps! <3

[ambimoon]

I drew Caleb from 21 angles to try and understand his ✨lewk✨ I made a breakdown on my Patreon <3 please check it out if you’re interested!

[artbyashtonleigh]

First time having a go at an isometric room! Had a lot of fun exploring perspective. Tutorial by Art with Flo.

[lokisam83]

WIP

Can you see them ? 🥹

[art-res]

Procreate Brush Pack Update!

Updated my procreate brush pack a lot , and I use the full version in most of my paintings actually. I hope you enjoy! I also made a free version of the paid brush pack I made to make a lil money.

Hope these are useful or fun to someone!

[swanbornbyleda]

In Procreate's minimalism and streamlining, she's got a lot of "hidden" features that most people just don't use because they're not stock, out of the box, in your face. The QuickMenu is one of my favorite little features, and I realized not a lot of people know about it!

[choco-hyena]

How do I render my art?

This is not the only method there is but it´s the one I use, hope its helpful to ya´ll! 🙏✨