How to Make a Screen Print Effect in Procreate
Follow along with me as I show you how to create a screen print or press print effect in Procreate. I’ll show you how to develop a color palette using three colors that overlap to create seven colors. I’ll also show you how to separate your artwork into layers, and apply a blend mode to create the transparency effect. Lastly, we’ll add texture to complete the printed look!
This artwork was inspired by the Making Art Everyday challenge. The theme for April was “Weather + Art Styles”. The focus is to draw various elements of weather while exploring a variety of different art styles, one of them being screen print-style! The drawing prompt for this piece is “rain.” For more art-style inspiration, see my article, 30 Art Styles to Try in Procreate.
Canvas Size Used: 5000×5000 Pixels
Brushes Used: Round Grain Liner from Texturrific Liners and Fine Grain Shader and Fibrous Paper Shader from Texturrific Shaders by Bardot Brush.
This video was a part of our Stay Home and Draw series of live stream draw-alongs and tutorials.
Brushes Used in This Tutorial
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Lisa,
Are you related in any way to Brigitte?
Kiddin but I admire your industry and creativity and will join you when I can and love your tutorials!
Don