Running around in circles bc I accidentally discovered how to draw really convincing jelly / candy / crystal etc lighting in literally just 7 steps
Only if u want orange like this tho. Haven’t tested other colors yet lol
LOOK. Look at this cough drop…..
I’m gonna make a proper tutorial at some point but all the steps are already here if anyone wants to try it. I was so hyped I had to post something Immediately
Make your illustrations more atmospheric with these brushes! The set features a variety of brush types, such as fillers, wet markers, airbrushes, tips, soft brushes, saturation brushes, dry markers, blenders, multiliners, and paper textures. There are over 40 brushes in this set, you'll love them.
In this set there are:
27 Markers (Wet, Filler, Soft, Saturation, Airbrush, Dry Marker and so on)
I just figured out how to make texture and pattern brushes on procreate. i am unstoppable now.
in case youre wondering btw, if you download or draw an image (png works best for patterns, but if you want a texture it will use the color values for the opacity which you can invert as needed)…
1. make a new pen
2. go to grain
3. grain source > edit > import > photo > choose the img you want to use
4. OPTIONAL: adjust the other grain settings if needed
5. OPTIONAL: shape > shape source > edit > import (if you need to change the brush shape)
Example with a brush i made with a jacquard pattern stock image i found on google images then edited to remove background & watermark
You guys have got to see this. The whole evolution is a great story, let alone being the simplest explanation how to do something ever created. This is wow.
hiiii, i don’t know anything about digital art and art in general so please go easy. it’s my first time using procreate, i hope you like it. i know it’s a bit wonky from the reference i used but i’ve got a lot to improve on.
I accidentally made Another art discovery so I made a really basic rundown of how I made the jelly lighting from before (semi tutorial here) look less crystalline and more frosty like a popsicle
Forgot to mention the brush pack I’m using for this is called Dawner’s Brush Pack Vol. 1 for procreate
The long-awaited hair editing kind-of-tutorial is here! I'm genuinely sorry for how long it has taken me to make this. My hair editing process is just not organized at all, which you can probably tell after watching this. This video is also unscripted, which I probably shouldn't do ever again lol! I hope that this video helps.
This video took over a week to put together, caption, and edit. My hair editing is also something I hold dearly to myself as part of a huge essence of my Sims editing style, and I’m really proud of how far I’ve come with hair editing/painting. I hope that you appreciate me sharing this with you!
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Find the video below! Feel free to speed it up if you need to.
It's a perfect digital art brush set to create cute or action anime aesthetic styles. I created 50 important digital art brushes to help you make amazing artwork. The picture you see was made using only these brushes – you don't need lots of brushes, just the ones that are necessary, like the ones in this pack!
In this set there are 50 brushes:
Pencil (8H, 6H, 5H, 2H, HB, 3B, 6B, 6B for line, 9B)
Fine Sketch
Sketch (Hair)
Sketch (Natural)
Sketch (Water)
Sketch (Smooth)
Sketch (Colors)
Soft Sketch (Different Style)
Sketch (Noise)
Sketch Pencil
Pencil (Shade)
Graphite Textures
Paper Textures