Week EIGHT I’ve been in a funk lately. I don’t know about you, but I’ve been pretty overwhelmed with work and tasks, and my “mega to-do list”. Seriously. It’s very mega. I think I’ve used the phrase “I’m drowning” at least 20 times this week. So while I have been making art everyday (for work), I haven’t…
Don’t know where to begin when drawing our feathered friends? In this Procreate tutorial, you’ll learn the basic form and structure of drawing birds by making a series of sketches from reference photos. Drawing upon techniques learned in my Foundations of Style Procreate tutorial, learn all about how to simplify the bird form into simple shapes…
Week Seven I’ve noticed in the community lots of you pushing yourselves outside of your comfort zone. That is amazing! Drawing animals is a challenge indeed, especially when you haven’t done much of it in the past. I know this may be a difficult undertaking for you, but every attempt has value and every struggle…
A lot of creatives are in search of that special “thing” that makes our work unique. Something that makes our work so distinctive that when people see it, they know we made it. That “thing” is often described by the world “style”. When we say something is “stylized” all that means is that a subject…
Week Three A whole month of drawing is under your belt, congratulations! As we embark on a new month, it’s time to take stock of where you’re at. January was all about establishing a habit. Do you feel like making the time to draw is feeling more natural in your day? The idea is make…
Week FIVE We’re finishing up January with one more week of food art. Drawing the same subject matter for a whole five weeks is no easy feat! But focusing on the same thing for an extended amount of time is a great way to push yourself creatively. Pushing through when you are confronted with creative…
Brushes used in this video Learn to draw some mid-century style food art in Procreate! This tutorial with take you from subject matter research and initial sketch, to drawing final artwork, and adding texture for an authentic vintage look. You can use this concept to draw all kinds of types of things: food, objects, animals,…
Brushes used in this video Learn how to draw a delicious donut in the iPad app Procreate, taking you from basic shapes to detailed shading, and of course, lots of sprinkles in between! This tutorial uses alcohol-based marker brushes (such as Copic brand markers) to create authentic-looking marker art. BUY NOW
Week FOUR You guys, I am SO impressed with all your drawings and artwork over these past three weeks. You seriously blow me away, not just with your creativity, but with your dedication to making creativity a part of your daily lives. I’ve heard from a lot of you that you’re already starting to see improvements in…
Want to learn how to use Procreate to draw on your iPad? New to Procreate or want to learn time-saving tips and tricks? In this video you’ll learn all the basics, tips, tricks, and everything you need to get you drawing as quickly as possible, without overwhelming you with information. Learn which hardware to get,…
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