During this easy tutorial we’ll be creating a colorful retro doodle! We’ll be using some photos as a base, so the process is really easy. You can use the same technique for loads of different objects 😃

Here are links to the photos we use during this tutorial:

• Controller
• Camera
• Cassette Tape

Brushes used:

• Monoline Brush
• Dry Ink

Canvas Size:

• 3000 x 4000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Photo Manipulation: Learn to rearrange and resize photos on your canvas, setting the stage for your doodles
• Creating Outlines: Master the use of the Dry Ink brush to trace and simplify your objects into basic, doodle-like shapes
• Quick Shapes: Utilize Procreate’s Quick Shape feature for perfect circles and straight lines, making your doodles look crisp
• Coloring Techniques: Explore harmonious color selection and apply flat colors using the Monoline brush for a cohesive look
• Adding Shadows and Highlights: Discover how to use layer blending modes like Multiply and Screen to add depth and dimension to your doodles

In this delightful Procreate tutorial, we dive into the whimsical world of doodle creation! Creating these colorful doodles is super fun and relaxing. And following my step by step instructions it’s super easy!

Brushes used:

• Chalk Pencil
• Fineliner Brush
• Script Brush

Canvas Size:

• 2300 x 3000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Sketching Techniques: Learn to sketch with the Chalk Pencil, using simple shapes to build complex doodles. Emphasis is placed on using Quick Shape for perfect ovals and clean lines
• Layer Utilization: Discover the advantage of using multiple layers for different elements, allowing easy rearrangement and adjustments during the creative process
• Line Work: Master the art of clean line work with the Fineliner Brush, including varying line weights for added visual interest
• Coloring and Patterns: Explore efficient coloring methods using a reference layer and adding playful patterns for more intricate designs
• Shading and Highlighting: Understand how to add depth and dimension to your doodles by applying shadows and highlights, considering the light source for consistency