A solution to this could be to use a paper like screen protector but beware if your using a Apple Pencil or any digital pencil for that matter, it might wear out the tip
I use ICares matte screen protector on mine (it’s less rough than paperlike) and it has not worn out my apple pencil. Adjusting your pen settings so that you draw more lightly will also help prevent that.
I’ve been drawing for a while, but sometimes the answer I’m looking for is still just ‘practice’. I haven’t done a lot digitally and after you said that I’m realizing I don’t need it perfect my first time.
Thank you so much for sharing this video with us all I just recently got my very first iPad and barely know about Procreate features yet so this was very helpful
HI FROM THE UK & A HAPPY NEW YEAR. 🖐🙂 🇬🇧 I'M REALLY NEW IN MY PROCREATE & ART SKILLS SO, I APPRECIATE ALL THE TIPS & TRICKS I CAN GET. I WILL DEFINITELY CHECK OUT SOME MORE OF YR VIDEOS, SO PLEASE KEEP MAKING THEM. I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE REST OF YR DAY. ✌️😊
I’m sorry I still don’t understand what you mean about canvas resolution. The first squiggle was jagged but then you didn’t change any settings and said it was nice and sharp… Does it not matter as long as you don’t zoom in while drawing?
It matters on the final result as well. You should choose resolution depending on the purpose of your drawing, for example if your canvas is 1000*1000 px when you print it on a bigger canvas the picture won’t be crisp, also it affects the amount of detailing. You can see what i mean by using the same brush of your choice on different sized canvases. I hope I answered your question :)
I tried to draw using monoline but my strokes don't look like your outlines at all - I turned on streamline but it looks so forced? Idk how to explain..your lines look very whimsicaland natural mine looks fakes oemhow
for some reason I don’t have stream line.. Do u know why
They’ve updated Procreate since, you can find it in “Stabilisation”
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"Practice doesn't make perfect but it at least makes something" is so motivational fr thank you
I'm so damn used to traditional art that digital art can be very tricky for me due to the super smooth surface. thanks for this!
Maybe you can use paper like if you want 😃👍
A solution to this could be to use a paper like screen protector but beware if your using a Apple Pencil or any digital pencil for that matter, it might wear out the tip
So true, it is very slippery
I use ICares matte screen protector on mine (it’s less rough than paperlike) and it has not worn out my apple pencil. Adjusting your pen settings so that you draw more lightly will also help prevent that.
I’ve been drawing for a while, but sometimes the answer I’m looking for is still just ‘practice’. I haven’t done a lot digitally and after you said that I’m realizing I don’t need it perfect my first time.
thank you so much for this! im always struggling with clean, confident lines. freeing the hand does help me a lot!
Thank you so much for sharing this video with us all I just recently got my very first iPad and barely know about Procreate features yet so this was very helpful
This video is super helpful, thank you! I'll definitely be referencing this video often.
so beautiful as well
HI FROM THE UK
& A HAPPY NEW YEAR. 🖐🙂 🇬🇧
I'M REALLY NEW IN MY PROCREATE & ART SKILLS SO, I APPRECIATE ALL THE TIPS & TRICKS I CAN GET.
I WILL DEFINITELY CHECK OUT SOME MORE OF YR VIDEOS, SO PLEASE KEEP MAKING THEM.
I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE REST OF YR DAY. ✌️😊
Thank you this's has been very helpful! Especially as I put a lot of weight on my palm.
Great video, really helpful. I was hoping you had more videos but disappointed to see you only have 2 others! I hope you are still doing art
It’s more then helpful it was enough to make me understand more on using procreate
Very relevant and crucial tips which are under rated sometimes. Keep up the good work! This was super useful for me. Thank you 💜
Thank you!💙
this will help me with my lineart thanks😁
Good advice.💙
Yes these were good tips to be considered 😊
Wow, thank you so much for making this video. Very helpful & informative!! Your art is so great.💕
Nice ending !! And very good tips !!
Thank you !
AWESOME video thank you!
It was very helpful! Thanks
Very good video 👏
Thx! Nice eyeshadows
Good advice
Thank you for this! I have a procreate book but it’s not very helpful. Making good lines has been pretty frustrating for. This was a huge help!🙏
hey i love the tutorial! i was wondering what brush do you use? :)
she was using the "Syrup" brush.
This was really helpful!!! I love your art style 😌❤️
Great Video. Please make more!!
Very useful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful! Great video! Thanks for creating and posting for us. 😊
Hello !! This video is super helpful as I was looking such kind of video. Thank you so much ♥️
Thank you!! 😃I’m glad that I was helpful!
Loved this, thank you!!
Such good tips!
This was super helpful thank you!
I’m your first subscriber 😌
helpful
thank you so much, this helped me a ton!
That was super helpful, thank you!!❤
Me the one that always zooming, hahaha. Gonna practice it
I am among the “Tiny❤”
Thank you
You are soo pretty💞💞
I Subscribe to your channel🧚♀️💖
How to add pressure in the pencil??
‘Just press on the screen more a d relesase
VERY HELPFUL THANK YOU SO MUCH I APPRECIATE YOU! This really helped my skills!!❤️❤️❤️
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does anyone know a pen similar to the dip pen brush? theres no downloads for it, i found only one download but it didnt import.
I’m sorry I still don’t understand what you mean about canvas resolution. The first squiggle was jagged but then you didn’t change any settings and said it was nice and sharp… Does it not matter as long as you don’t zoom in while drawing?
It matters on the final result as well. You should choose resolution depending on the purpose of your drawing, for example if your canvas is 1000*1000 px when you print it on a bigger canvas the picture won’t be crisp, also it affects the amount of detailing. You can see what i mean by using the same brush of your choice on different sized canvases. I hope I answered your question :)
How do you get the taper lines? Can you show or tell your taper settings
I used one of the default brushes. Just regulate the pressure with your hand🤷🏻♀️
I just purchased an ipad and procreate and my procreate has no streamline as one of the brush parameters. Is that normal?
They’ve updated the app since, now you can find it in Stabilization
I don’t see streamline when I go to brush studio :(
You can find it under Stabilization now, the app had updated since the video
I tried to draw using monoline but my strokes don't look like your outlines at all - I turned on streamline but it looks so forced? Idk how to explain..your lines look very whimsicaland natural mine looks fakes oemhow
Good tips. You need a little spellchecking though 😅
Okay, English is not my first language 👀
Russian subtitles? is that mean what i think?
And what do you think?
You are as smart as you are beautiful.
the loud bell sound at the beginning of your video makes me close your video right away... thumbs down