And for a beginner, that can be pretty frustrating. When learning from others, the pace of the course quickly overwhelmed me, and I had to hit that pause button after nearly every sentence. Doing those, you’ll have to use the knowledge and techniques you've learned before.Īnother detail I focused on is finding the right tempo.
You’ll get enough theory to get you properly started, and continue with two practical exercises. That’s why I decided to combine the two approaches together. Others just throw you right into the drawing process, instructing you to blindly follow the teacher’s instructions without providing any background knowledge. Some go really in-depth and share heaps of theoretic knowledge, but leave you without the proper idea of how to apply it. Hidden tools and gestures that professionals use regularly?Īfter countless hours of searching for quality Procreate classes when I first started, I’ve come to realize there are two kinds of courses available.What are some tips and tricks you only stumble upon when working with Procreate for some time but can help you a LOT when starting?.How to access hidden shortcuts to save time?.The app offers you countless possibilities … but if you’re thrown into using it with no proper insight, it can quickly get overwhelming. At least that’s what I experienced some three and a half years ago when I switched from Photoshop and Illustrator to Procreate. Have you ever tried learning on your own? If you’re anything like me, you will quickly realize how difficult it is to learn without proper guidance.
But none gave me the freedom Procreate offers. Besides painting by hand, I’ve also used other traditional software like Adobe Photoshop and I’ve turned Adobe Illustrator inside-out. Do you commute a lot? Why not use the time you spend on public transport for your artwork? Fancy a day at the park? Bring your iPad and squeeze in some painting. And since you don’t need any painting accessories, no computer, no separate drawing pad and no scanner, you can practically work anywhere. With Procreate, you can achieve the same result much quicker. And let’s be honest … the digitalized version of your art never looks quite as good as the actual artwork. The time it takes you to scan and die cut your finished product can sometimes take as long as it took you to paint your artwork in the first place.
However, when aiming for a digital output, painting by hand is terribly time-consuming. This is what I was trained to do at University of Arts and this is what I have been doing ever since. Since I Started Working with Procreate, I’m Never Painting by Hand Again!Īs an illustrator, I love to draw and paint using pencils, paintbrushes or water colors and paper.
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