Brushes used:

• Basic Sketcher
• Wash Brush
• Tinder Box
• Wet Paper Base
• Round Watery Brush
• Layering Brush
• Half Loaded Brush
• Splatter Brush

Canvas Size:

• 4000 x 3000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Resizing the Canvas: Learn how to resize your canvas in Procreate to accommodate more elements in your artwork
• Blending Edges with Layer Masks: Use layer masks to seamlessly blend elements together for a cohesive look
• Adding Perspective and Depth: Create the illusion of depth with perspective lines and overlapping elements
• Layering Watercolor Effects: Master the technique of layering watercolor effects to add richness and texture to your painting
• Using Highlights and Textures: Add finishing touches with highlights and paper textures to enhance the watercolor effect

Brushes used:

• Smeary Damp Brush
• Rake Brush
• Tapered Brush

Canvas Size:

• 2300 x 3000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Layer Management: Demonstrates how to create a complex scene with multiple layers, ensuring each element remains editable and organized
• Expressive Brush Strokes: Encourages the use of varied brush strokes to add energy and movement to the painting, showcasing how different brushes can achieve unique textures

During this tutorial we’ll have fun with the perspective tool in Procreate. We’ll create a basic grid and then start building our city scene. I’ll keep it pretty simple and stylized, so anyone can follow along!

Brushes used:

• Basic Sketcher
• Soft Brush
• Script Brush
• Flotastic Brush
• Fineliner Brush

Canvas Size:

• 2300 x 3000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Setting Up a Perspective Grid: Learn the ins and outs of creating and customizing your perspective grid in Procreate
• Sketching Street Scenes: Learn to sketch buildings, sidewalks, and street elements
• Layering and Line Art: Dive into layer management and creating detailed line art
• Coloring Techniques: Explore the use of gradients, shadows, and light to add depth and realism to your scene
• Adding Details and Atmosphere: From rain effects to street lights, learn how to infuse your artwork with mood and character

In this fun and easy tutorial we’ll create a stunning looking city scene. Have fun!

Brushes used:

• Basic Sketcher
• Soft Brush
• Monoline Brush
• Script Brush
• 6B Compressed
• That’s a Line Brush
• Square Brush
• Salamanca Brush

Canvas Size:

• 2000 x 3000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Layer Management: Learning to create, merge, and adjust layers was crucial, especially for managing the foreground and background elements
• Gradient and Color Blending: We’ll master the art of creating smooth gradients for the background and adding subtle light effects
• Creating Building Shapes: We’ll focus on abstract shapes for buildings, using various brushes to add uniqueness to each structure
• Adding Details and Textures: Exploring adding intricate details like antennas and refining textures, such as the moon’s surface, for realism.

In this advanced tutorial we will take a complex photo and turn it into a more stylized digital painting. The original photo was created by Steve Roe: https://www.redbubble.com/people/phrames/works/31098852-incheon-rain-2 Please make sure to credit the original photographer when sharing your work.

Brushes used:

• Flotastic Brush Pack

Canvas Size:

• 2500 x 3500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Using a Perspective Grid: You’ll learn how to set up a perspective grid in Procreate, helping to maintain accurate proportions and perspectives throughout your drawing.
• Layer Management: The tutorial emphasizes the importance of organizing layers, especially when dealing with complex scenes
• Selection Tool for Crisp Edges: Using the selection tool to create clean, sharp edges, essential for detailed architectural elements
• Color Blocking: You’ll see how blocking in colors can lay the groundwork for the detailed work that follows, helping to separate elements in the scene
• Adding Glow Effects: The tutorial explores techniques for adding glow effects to neon signs and lights, adding a realistic touch to the digital painting.