Brushes used:

• 6B Pencil
• Studio Pen

Canvas Size:

• 3500 x 3500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Using the Isometric Grid: Learn to use the isometric drawing guide and adjust grid settings for precise perspective.
• Sketching Basic Shapes: Break down furniture and objects into simple geometric forms aligned with the grid.
• Creating Clean Line Art: Use inking brushes to refine shapes, incorporating playful, rounded edges for a stylized look.
• Applying Color Efficiently: Use reference layers and drag-and-drop fills to quickly color different elements.
• Adding Shadows for Depth: Use clipping masks and multiply layers to create soft, directional shadows for realism.

Brushes used:

• Studio Pen
• Monoline
• Soft Brush

Canvas Size:

• 2500 x 2500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Using Liquify for Shape Adjustments: Master reshaping and refining objects with Procreate’s Liquify tool
• Employing Clipping Masks and Alpha Lock: Gain control over layers by confining details like patterns and shading to specific areas.
• Customizing Backgrounds and Adding Textures: Learn to complement your drawings with subtle gradients, shadows, and textures for depth.
• Working with Symmetry Tools: Efficiently create intricate designs, such as umbrellas and suns, using radial and vertical symmetry.
• Layer Organization and Advanced Effects: Manage layers with features like reference, layer masks, and blending modes to create glowing effects and polished compositions.

Brushes used:

• Basic Sketcher
• Studio Pen
• Round Chalk
• Carbon Stick
• Hatcher

Canvas Size:

• 3500 x 3500 pixels

Key Skills Learned:

• Building a Balanced Sketch
  Use simple circles and rough guidelines to construct a raccoon with cartoony proportions and expressive facial features.
• Layering Base Colors with a Soft Look
  Instead of stark black and white, warm orange and brown tones create a more inviting feel, blending for natural depth.
• Adding Fur Textures for a Hand-Drawn Effect
  Use chalk and charcoal brushes to create scruffy, layered fur that gives the raccoon personality.
• Enhancing the Eyes for Expressiveness
  Large, round pupils and soft shading add depth and a lifelike sparkle to the raccoon’s gaze.
• Refining with Highlights and Whiskers
  Finishing touches, like delicate whiskers and subtle background textures, complete the illustration with a polished yet organic look.

Brushes used:

• Studio Pen

Canvas Size:

• 2300 x 3000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Creating a Cake Base with Layers: Learn to draw multiple tiers of a cake with clean shapes, using the move and transform tools for resizing and layering.
• Using Liquify for Customization: Master the Liquify tool to adjust drips on the cake.
• Alpha Lock for Detail Work: Discover how to use Alpha Lock to add shadows, highlights, and depth without coloring outside shapes.
• Clipping Mask for Patterns: Apply clipping masks to add diagonal patterns and details to the candles.
• Adding Outlined Text: Learn how to create an outlined text effect in Procreate.

Brushes used:

• Flotastic Sketcher

Canvas Size:

• 2300 x 3000 pixels

Brushes used:

• Monoline
• Studio Pen
• Soft Brush
• Glowing Brush
• Light Pen

Canvas Size:

• 2500 x 2500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Creating perfect shapes: Hold your Apple Pencil in place and use the one-finger tap method for precise circles and edges
• Layer management and clipping masks: Organize and isolate elements by stacking layers and applying clipping masks for shading and highlights
• Mastering light and shadow: Add depth with Multiply for shadows and Screen for highlights
• Using Liquify for shape adjustments: Reshape elements like eyes seamlessly with the Liquify tool
• Adding glow and sparkle: Create dynamic lighting effects and glowing stars using the Luminance brushes and blending modes like Color Dodge.

Brushes used:

• Monoline
• 6B Pencil
• Studio Pen

Canvas Size:

• 2500 x 2500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Shaping Features with Liquify: We’ll use the Liquify tool to tweak shapes like cheeks and eyes to get that perfect cartoon look
• Keeping Layers Organized: I’ll show you how to layer everything neatly and use clipping masks for shading, highlights, and adding details
• Drawing Fun Facial Features: Learn my tricks for creating cartoony proportions with simple guides for the eyes, nose, and mouth
• Using Layer Masks Like a Pro: We’ll use non-destructive editing techniques so you can make adjustments without worrying about mistakes

Brushes used:

• Basic Sketcher
• Studio Pen
• Soft Brush
• Spackle it!
• Shader
• Corrugated Iron
• Rosette
• Diagonal
• Tessellated
• Micropio
• Thespot
• Campy

Canvas Size:

• 2500 x 2500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Building shapes with simplified geometry: Start with circles, rectangles, and triangles to form the scarecrow and pumpkins, keeping shapes blocky for a cut-paper aesthetic
• Creating layers for depth: Use multiple layers for individual elements like hair, clothes, and accessories to easily manage and manipulate shadows and textures
• Refining sketches with opacity: Lower the opacity of your rough sketch to trace over cleaner lines on a new layer, refining shapes and adding details
• Adding realistic shadows and highlights: Apply Gaussian blur and shift shadows slightly to create the illusion of paper layers
• Using texture brushes for a handcrafted feel: Incorporate brushes like Diagonal and Rosette to give the artwork texture and make each paper piece feel unique