🌺 Designing a Poster using Procreate and Ipad Pro 2022 | Flower Poster Design

Hey guys! 👋
Another series of interesting projects designing this Floral Text poster.
MATERIALS:
1. ipad pro 2018
2. apple pencil gen 2
3. Procreate app (Only available for ipad)
4. Images (floral, vintage images) unsplash.com or google images
In this vid, you will learn how to design and create poster using procreate and iPad pro.
The inspiration of this video is some of the industry standards when posting content on Instagram. A minimal design with a picture that speaks 1000 words, big typography and a catchy colour palette that goes with the flow. Perfect for summer or spring poster.
You will learn some basic tips and trips along the way like adjustment layers like hue and saturation, gaussian blur, adding contrast, adding shadows to your composition. One of my favorite is the masking technique to hide and reveal elements of the images. It's a fun project and can't wait for you to see.
I use Photoshop or illustrator to do all these things, but I have the app Procreate on my iPad.
So now I can design social media posts pretty much everywhere without the chunky laptop.
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Please leave a comment telling me what you think of this one.
If you have any questions about the process, feedback etc. feel free to share them as well.
-music
Epidemic sound
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-edited
premiere pro
-camera
canon sl2
xoxo
Bryan, Adobo Mix
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[@Moodboard39]

What screen canvas u use???

[@AdoboMix]

I think its the screen size. Its a built in size on procreate. Cheers!

[@deniseojeda7071]

hi! what dpi do you recommend for printing poster size?

[@AdoboMix]

hi I always go for 300dpi unless your the there's a specific. Cheers! :)