Today we’re keeping it simple and super fun, we’re painting a sweet little blue house with fluffy clouds, fresh greenery, and all those tiny details that make it feel alive. We’ll start with a nice symmetrical sketch, use a bit of perspective magic for the fences, and then bring it all together with soft shadows, crisp highlights, and lots of playful texture.

In this cozy little painting session, we’re creating something super cute, super chill, a sleepy bear on a tree stump, sipping on coffee (or tea, or cocoa, totally up to you), all wrapped in a calm, foresty vibe. It’s loose, painterly, and just really fun to do. We start with a soft sketch, build up those lovely background layers, and then slowly bring our bear and the world around him to life, one gentle brushstroke at a time. Nothing too precise, just relaxing and going with the flow.

In this cozy two-parter, we built up a full seaside shop scene in Procreate, starting from a simple sketch and taking it all the way to a fully textured, vibrant final piece. In part one, we set the foundation with our sketch and line work. And in part two, we will bring everything to life with color, textures, lighting, and lots of fun little extras. We’ll drop in a background, built up layers for every part of the scene, add plants, clouds, shadows, and a cute little pineapple with sunglasses, because why not? Have fun!

In this first part of our seaside shop project, we’re laying the groundwork — literally. We’re starting with perspective, getting that sketch in place, and then moving on to line art. It’s a big one, so I’ve split it in two. Take your time with this part, enjoy it, and don’t stress about getting everything perfect. Once we’ve got this base done, the next part will be all about color, texture, and bringing the whole scene to life. For now, just follow along and have fun with it!

Let’s create a vibrant, expressive picnic scene bursting with color and charm—no perfectionism required! This Procreate tutorial guides you through crafting an illustrative picnic composition filled with summery delights like melons, lemonade, pie, and more. With a playful, abstract style and intuitive brushwork, you’ll have fun layering textures, sketching bold shapes, and experimenting with colors. The focus is on creativity and letting go, perfect for a relaxed art session.

This tutorial was such a cozy one—I’m bringing you a peaceful, slightly magical tree painting filled with whimsical branches, soft clouds, glowing lanterns, and sparkly evening vibes. There’s something so calming about building a tree from sketch to fully lit centerpiece, and I loved showing you all the little tricks to make it feel balanced and alive. Let’s break it down.

This tutorial is pure springtime joy. We’re painting a cheerful, impressionistic house nestled in a colorful, blooming garden, and you’ll only need two brushes to make it happen. No need for perfection—this style thrives on loose, expressive strokes. It’s such a fun, forgiving process, perfect for getting into that warm-weather creative vibe. Let’s dive in!

Let’s dive into this fun and easy Procreate tutorial to create a charming Studio Ghibli-inspired landscape. We’ll use a loose, painterly style to build depth with a mix of simple shapes, textured brushes, and soft colors. From sketching the scene to refining the final details, I’ll guide you through every step to make this painting process both relaxing and enjoyable.

This tutorial walks you through creating a whimsical, textured landscape in Procreate, complete with rolling hills, a cozy house, and expressive trees. The beauty of this painting lies in its wonky, imperfect strokes—so no need for perfectionism!