In this super chill Procreate tutorial, we’re taking it down a notch from last week’s intense lo-fi room vibe to something a tad more laid-back. We’re crafting a stylized landscape that’s not just easy on the eyes but also a breeze to make. If you’ve got a knack for vibrant colors and dreamy landscapes, you’re absolutely going to love bringing this piece to life. And hey, if you do end up sharing your masterpiece on Instagram, don’t forget to tag me; I’d love to see your creations!

Brushes used:

• Script Brush

Canvas Size:

• 2300 x 3000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Simple Shapes for Landscapes: Learn to use simple, wavy lines to create the foundation of your landscape
• Color Filling and Adjustment: Master the art of color dropping and adjusting thresholds to fill shapes seamlessly, enhancing the vibrancy of your artwork
• Layer Management: Gain insights into efficient layer management
• Texture Application: Discover techniques for adding texture to your landscapes, using brushes and color variations to bring your scenes to life
• Gradient Sky Creation: Explore the process of creating a gradient sky

I love art nouveau and in this tutorial we’ll incorporate it in our illustration. We’ll draw this art nouveau style bear together and give it a sticker effect.

Brushes used:

• Flotastic Sketcher
• Fineliner
• Tapered Lines
• Soft Brush

Canvas Size:

• 3500 x 3500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Sketching Basic Shapes: We’ll start by sketching our bear and surrounding flora using basic shapes to establish composition and flow, focusing on the bear’s face as the focal point
• Refining Sketches and Line Art: You’ll learn to refine your sketches, adding details and confidently transitioning to line art, mastering the art of varied line thickness for visual interest
• Color Blocking and Detailing: We’ll explore color blocking techniques using a range of Procreate brushes, ensuring crisp edges and effective color filling.
• Creating a Sticker Effect: The final touch is the sticker effect, achieved by outlining the artwork in white and adding a shadow layer, adding a modern twist!

Join me on a delightful art adventure as we dive into the magical world of Kawaii doodle illustrations in Procreate! Whether you’re a complete beginner or just looking to add a dash of cuteness to your digital art repertoire, this tutorial is your ticket to fun, creativity, and expression. I’ll walk you through every step, from the initial sketch to the final, adorable masterpiece. And don’t worry about experience – I’ve got your back every step of the way. Let’s make something adorable together, and when you’re done, don’t forget to share your creation and tag me on Instagram. I can’t wait to see what you bring to life!

Brushes used:

• 6B Pencil
• Studio Pen

Canvas Size:

• 2500 x 2500 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Sketching Basic Shapes: Master the foundation of any great illustration by starting with simple geometric forms
• Line Art Creation: Learn the finesse of turning sketches into precise and polished line art using the Studio Pen
• Color Application: Discover the joy of bringing your doodle to life with a splash of colors
• Adding Shadows and Highlights: Elevate your artwork with the placement of shadows and highlights, adding depth and dimension

Here’s another fun step by step tutorial! We’ll create this cute bonsai tree together. This tutorial dives deep into creating and refining shapes, from the basic vase to the intricate branches of the bonsai. You’ll learn how to use different brushes for specific textures, like moss and bark, and how to add realistic lighting and shadows to bring your scene to life.

Brushes used:

• Smooth Lines Brush
• Script Brush
• Basic Leaves Brush
• Foliage Brush
• Dibby Dabby Brush
• Forest Brush
• Barky Brush
• Grunge Brush
• Lighten Line Brush
• Soft Brush
• Medium Brush
• Standard Blender
• Overlay Brush

Canvas Size:

• 3000 x 4000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Symmetry Tool Utilization: Master the art of creating symmetrical designs for a vase-like shape
• Brush Pressure and Texture Application: Gain proficiency in varying brush pressure for different effects and applying texture to elements like moss, rocks, and bark for a more lifelike appearance
• Lighting and Shadow Techniques: Explore techniques to create and manipulate light and shadow, adding a dramatic effect to your scene

In this Procreate tutorial, we’ll paint a stunning landscape together, starting with the simplest of shapes and gradually building up to a richly detailed scene. I’ll take you through every single step of the process, so this Procreate tutorial is suitable for all skill levels. In this tutorial we’ll be using some Procreate brushes from my treasure chest, so be sure to sign up for my newsletter to get access to all of my free brushes!

Brushes used:

• Soft Brush
• Fineliner Brush
• Tarraleah Brush
• Pine Tree Forest Brush
• Basic Flo Brush
• Clouds Brush
• Twisted Tree Brush
• Eaglehawk Brush
• Wet Acrylic Brush
• Charcoals Brush
• Dry Brush
• Cotton Brush

Canvas Size:

• 3000 x 2000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Gradient Creation for Sky: Learning to blend colors smoothly to create a soft, transitioning sky background
• Mountain and Terrain Texturing: Techniques for adding texture to mountains and foreground terrain to enhance depth and realism
• Tree Creation: Utilizing various brushes to paint forests and individual trees, incorporating techniques for layering colors to achieve a sense of volume and light direction
• Cloud Painting: Strategies for crafting fluffy, realistic clouds by layering colors and using smudge tools for soft edges

In this fun and easy Procreate tutorial, we dive into the mesmerizing world of Vincent Van Gogh, focusing on creating a painting inspired by the iconic Starry Night. We’ll use special painterly brushes that you can find in my free Treasure Chest. Let’s get expressive!

Brushes used:

• Round Smeary Brush
• Opaque Thin Brush

Canvas Size:

• 3000 x 2000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Creating a Painterly Base: Learn to lay down an underpainting using the Round Smeary Brush, exploring how to blend colors directly on the canvas to create a textured, vibrant base
• Color Mixing and Layering: Discover the art of mixing colors on your canvas and layering strokes for depth, using a palette inspired by Van Gogh’s Starry Night
• Impressionistic Brush Strokes: Master the technique of applying brush strokes to convey movement and flow, capturing the essence of Van Gogh’s style with the Opaque Thin Brush
• Utilizing Layer Blending Modes: Get hands-on experience with Procreate’s layer blending modes, particularly the “Multiply” mode, to adjust tones and contrast without compromising texture and detail

In this tutorial, I’ll guide you step-by-step through the process of crafting a picturesque landscape with a charming house on rolling hills. This lesson is designed to not only enhance your digital art skills but also to inspire you to explore the possibilities within Procreate.

Brushes used:

• Script Brush
• Spatula Brush
• Chalk Pencil Brush

Canvas Size:

• 3000 x 2000 pixels

Skills Learned:

• Creating and Manipulating Layers: You’ll learn how to strategically create new layers for different elements of our landscape
• Using the Perspective Tool: Use the Perspective Tool to construct our little house
• Applying Texture and Color: Through the use of the spatula brush and various color techniques, we’ll add texture to our landscape and house, bringing depth and vibrancy to our scene
• Selection and Alpha Lock Techniques: Master the use of the Selection tool and Alpha Lock for precise editing and texturing
• Layer Blending Modes: Experiment with different layer blending modes, such as Color and Multiply, creating subtle touches and shadows, giving more depth to our artwork

Skills Learned:

• Observation of Fur: Understanding the flow, color variety, and types of fur, emphasizing the importance of studying fur’s natural patterns and tones
• Layering Approach: Building fur in layers, from the base to individual hair strands, using various brushes for texture and detail
• Selective Detailing: Learning when to add intricate details and when to keep areas blurred for a realistic focus effect