yep just practice! i find in the morning im more jittery especially if i haven't eaten yet - it's good to draw when you're hydrated and had some food, it calms your body down!
Holding the pen down to create a straighter or more curved line.... *surprised pikachu face* oh my gooooood. Your videos have been so helpful!! Thank you!
I've been watching Shyfoxx a lot recently and found you as a result. I'm having a blast watching YT tutorials and I can't thank content creators like you both enough for doing what you do. I feel great atm. Enjoying every second of it! Thanks.
awesome tutorial! i just got my first ipad and bought procreate before i downloaded any other apps. super excited to start on my emotes but i was feeling pretty overwhelmed by all of the information and tips i found online. this is the best tutorial on line work i have seen!
I've always used the technical pen, but after watching your video I've discovered the studio pens and I think i've found my new favourite linear brush!
You can tweak your color drop threshold by not letting go of the color drop and swiping left or right to lower/raise the threshold and then it won't bleed over!
I just tried it now (happened to be working on emotes as we speak, and it did work! I used a pencil with lots of gaps in the pixels and dropped it down to almost 1% and it filled in the lines! Thanks for that tip!
I know a lot of artists and myself use 300dpi! It makes a huge difference when you’re shrinking it down and you can always compress it more if needed ^^
hi shay! is there a difference between resizing your canvas directly on procreate after completing your art or creating ANOTHER blank canvas with desired ratio/setting and then pasting the finished art (on 500x500) on there then shrinking it down to like 112x112, 28x28, etc?
i make a new one simply because i want to have the artwork in a ‘clean’ form too, not as pixelated as an 112 x 112, it helps with retouching in the smaller dimensions because i can go back and see what detail i need to add/remove on the smaller versions. hope that made sense
Thanks for the tutorial, is there any way to lock the zoom of the canvas? I find myself always zooming in and spending too much time on details and tiny errors that won't be noticeable at a 122 pixel size.
Would you say it works to start with an even bigger canvas, like 4000x4000, and shrink it to the 112, 56 and 28 after? If I want to have a good quality version of the emote for other use so to speak. Or would you not recommend making it bigger than 500x500? 😊
You could make it a bit larger, but at sizes that big, some of the brushes might be super small, since they have a max size, and textures might start looking like repetitive patterns instead.
I was just about to comment this - @nerdygeekyart is absolutely correct! Going too large can start to alter the way the brushes work and isn't really recommended. You could go larger than 500px, I'd say the largest would be the 1000 px, but at that point you end up doing too much detail work that isn't needed for a small emote ^_^
oh my goodness!!! haha well it depends on your final work, but if it's a smaller piece, you don't need to go that large since it does limit the amount of layers you can use!
@@VideogameShay I've been using that size for emotes since I started making them and usually don't have any issues with layers and what not 😊 I started that way because a couple clients wanted to do a commercial license so they could use them on merch so the bigger sizes were needed So now I just do it out of habit 😅
I am an 80 year old man that learned a lot from your instruction. You spoke well and seem to be well organized.. Keep up the great work.
when you color drop, you can hold it and slide left and right so it doesn't "bleed out":)
I want to come back and say since I read your comment many months ago, to this date I still use your tip so thank you for this comment!!!
It was so encouraging when you said pencil jitter is common - not just my problem, and it can be overcome with practice
yep just practice! i find in the morning im more jittery especially if i haven't eaten yet - it's good to draw when you're hydrated and had some food, it calms your body down!
Holding the pen down to create a straighter or more curved line.... *surprised pikachu face* oh my gooooood. Your videos have been so helpful!! Thank you!
Thank you so much 😀
really helpful ty
Glad it helped!
I've been watching Shyfoxx a lot recently and found you as a result. I'm having a blast watching YT tutorials and I can't thank content creators like you both enough for doing what you do. I feel great atm. Enjoying every second of it! Thanks.
I’m glad you are enjoying the videos ☺️
@@VideogameShay I truly am. You're so talented and am looking forward to more posts from you. All the best for you and your channel Shay! 🤗
thank you so much. this was so helpful. you covered the exact issues I've been having but didnt know what it was I even needed lol
Glad it was helpful!
I am so glad I've found this channel! I'm considering getting an ipad as my current Samsung is broken you're so easy to listen too and learn from!
Thank you!!!
OMG YOU ARE SO PRETTY AND I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL
BEAUTIFUL line art 👌🏾
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for doing an indepth tutortial - your channel has really helped me improve my art.
So happy you are improving!!!
Thank you for the tutorial! It's my first time doing lineart in Procreate and I was feeling a bit lost / out of practice. I'm feeling confident now!
You're very welcome! Keep practicing!!
Would you be able to do a shading/ high lighting tutorial? It's something I've always struggled on
Yes I’m releasing that one next week!!!
This is just the type of video I need to watch 🙌🏾
Glad you found it useful!!!
This is a very good underrated video, thanks for the info.
Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for this and your emotes are so well done, you’re a great artist!
awesome tutorial! i just got my first ipad and bought procreate before i downloaded any other apps. super excited to start on my emotes but i was feeling pretty overwhelmed by all of the information and tips i found online. this is the best tutorial on line work i have seen!
Glad it was helpful!
just wanna say thank you so much this helped so much i started recently and was having a hard time
Thank you!!!
I've always used the technical pen, but after watching your video I've discovered the studio pens and I think i've found my new favourite linear brush!
Happy to help!
Could you please make a video about the colouring and the shades?
yes this is the next one!
Thank-you! Loved your video!
☺️ thanks!
Thank you. Very helpful.
Thank you!
You helped me soooo much! Thank you THANK YOU!
You just save me i love ur video so much this help me a lot 😭❤️
Happy to help!
What a great line art video 💜
thank you!!!
You can tweak your color drop threshold by not letting go of the color drop and swiping left or right to lower/raise the threshold and then it won't bleed over!
WHAT? Thanks so much for that tip!
I just tried it now (happened to be working on emotes as we speak, and it did work! I used a pencil with lots of gaps in the pixels and dropped it down to almost 1% and it filled in the lines! Thanks for that tip!
The tutorial I needed
Thank you I’m happy you found it helpful!
I just discovered your channel and subscribed! Really good tutorial! 💖
Thanks for subbing!
Great tutorial 🧡
Thank you! Cheers!
let’s go!
Great Video, thank you so much! :)
I'm glad it helped!!!
*-* pls more videos we love you
I have new ones uploaded go check them out!
HEY!! Great vids thanks so much for all the help
Happy to hear that!
For the pen, I think it’s the spacing. You can fix this in properties!
Thank you!
I would love to see more videos!
I'll be doing a shading one next! Any other topics you have in mind I love getting ideas from viewers!!!
@@VideogameShay that would be amazing! and i struggle with highlighting.
Hi Shay. What DPI setting are you using in this video when you first select the canvas?
I know a lot of artists and myself use 300dpi! It makes a huge difference when you’re shrinking it down and you can always compress it more if needed ^^
Oooooh, that Paint burn, hahahahaha
I think this makes me 6th!! Better late than never dang it 🥺
thanks for watching kingly!!!
I dont even comment for the most part,.....
Good tutorial. I have a hard time shading.
My next video will be a shading tutorial :)
hi shay! is there a difference between resizing your canvas directly on procreate after completing your art or creating ANOTHER blank canvas with desired ratio/setting and then pasting the finished art (on 500x500) on there then shrinking it down to like 112x112, 28x28, etc?
i make a new one simply because i want to have the artwork in a ‘clean’ form too, not as pixelated as an 112 x 112, it helps with retouching in the smaller dimensions because i can go back and see what detail i need to add/remove on the smaller versions. hope that made sense
If you make it on a new one with higher dpi and shrink it it won’t be as muddy in smaller ratios ^^
ilove you mam keep it up ... very helpful tuts
What do you use to stream your iPad screen?
Pourquoi c’est pixéliser en 500 x 500?
Thanks for the tutorial, is there any way to lock the zoom of the canvas? I find myself always zooming in and spending too much time on details and tiny errors that won't be noticeable at a 122 pixel size.
I'm not entirely sure, I usually use a small reference canvas on the side that is locked!
Can i ask about dpi usage for the 500x500 and also what is the best brush size
300 dpi, my pen I use at around 10%
How do you find the Stabilization tab? my procreate is up to date and the brush menu creation looks nothing like that
Open brush studio, edit brush or hit the +, stabilization tab on the left side ^^
Hello! I was wondering if there was a way to make animated emotes on procreate for twitch?
You can use their animating feature, but it is frame by frame animation so it can take a long time to get it to look smooth!
I have an Apple pen but for some reason It won’t let me do any pressure
Would you say it works to start with an even bigger canvas, like 4000x4000, and shrink it to the 112, 56 and 28 after? If I want to have a good quality version of the emote for other use so to speak. Or would you not recommend making it bigger than 500x500? 😊
You could make it a bit larger, but at sizes that big, some of the brushes might be super small, since they have a max size, and textures might start looking like repetitive patterns instead.
I was just about to comment this - @nerdygeekyart is absolutely correct! Going too large can start to alter the way the brushes work and isn't really recommended. You could go larger than 500px, I'd say the largest would be the 1000 px, but at that point you end up doing too much detail work that isn't needed for a small emote ^_^
@@VideogameShay aaah thank you both so much for the answer! :3
Mine is the same thickness regardless of how much pressure I’m using. Is there a setting you forgot to mention about that?
To adjust pressure sensitivity just to go edit the brush and go under the Apple Pencil Pressure. You can adjust any brush!
How to setting pokemon design style?
What do you mean?
@@VideogameShay setting brush for design pokemon ken sugimori style 😁
My issue is when I convert my icon to Discord as an emote, the outlines are too thin. What Studio Pen size did you use? Thanks!
Can u make me some twitch emotes!? id obviously pay
follow her twitter and get a hold of her there
There's me always starting at 4000x4000 😅
oh my goodness!!! haha well it depends on your final work, but if it's a smaller piece, you don't need to go that large since it does limit the amount of layers you can use!
@@VideogameShay I've been using that size for emotes since I started making them and usually don't have any issues with layers and what not 😊
I started that way because a couple clients wanted to do a commercial license so they could use them on merch so the bigger sizes were needed
So now I just do it out of habit 😅
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You sure you're color drop isn't on 100%? The reason why whole you're page colors the same
Yep I adjusted it afterward!
This was extremely helpful! Thank you so much💖
I'm so glad!