Mel, would you say the sketch should be in a circle to make it easier? Does it accommodate the diamond layout better? And also, what size should the sketch be?
Thank you for watching. jpg is generally fine. Some clients will ask for a layered file. In my experience, this can either be raster (e.g. Photoshop) or vector (e.g. Illustrator.
This video has been the best I've watched for adding the different elements and colors in a way I can follow along. I'm a novice Procreate user. You exported this as a jpg. Do you have to vectorize it before sending it off to print? Thanks!
Hi. I'm new to procreate and I'm wondering if there's an easier way to diagonally arrange elements on my canvass? I mean I can do it to each element (image) but is there a guide that I can follow and just snap the elements in their places? Thanks!
Hi Mel thanks for sharing this awesome tutorial ✨ From the easy to follow explanation to the cute editing and music. As you are working raster with Procreate is 3000x3000 the best size you use for most of your pattern/surface projects? Or you recommend working in even bigger dimmensions? Thanks
Thank you for your lovely comment. My go-to default is 3000x3000. However if I know what I'm designing for I'll change it depending on what it is. Wallpaper, I tend to go much bigger. This video isn't my typical process, just an alternative. I mostly create the motifs in Procreate, then the patterns in Photoshop. You can see my whole process in this video: th-cam.com/video/yDZitOgh47I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=d8gRWULdxQl0h-2X
I will be trying this . I don’t understand the “multiply “ when you first clicked on the drawing..what does that do? (Very new,trying to understand why and when to use certain functions)
Multiple is a blending mode and it allows you to see through the sketch so you can paint/draw underneath. I must to a Blending Mode tutorial, as they are very useful.
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Wow what an amazing tutorial thank you for taking the time to record this Mel!
You are so welcome!
This video is amazing, thank you so much for breaking it down for the noobs!
So glad it was helpful!
Thanks for creating such a helpful video! Your work is beautiful!
Amazing. Thank you so much for the step by step process!
Great lesson, I have learned a lot! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! You’re the bomb! 😍🤩🙌
You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much Mel! So so helpful. You are such an amazing teacher, I love your classes! Sharing this for free on TH-cam is very generous of you.
Oh...thanks! It's a pleasure being able to share on TH-cam and make it accessible to so many.
Absolutly amazing ❤
Amazing video! Thank you!😊💙🧡💛✨
You are so welcome!
I love how simple your process is! Thank you for teaching 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You are so welcome!
Thank you, Mel. This is so helpful ❤
I'm so glad it's helpful. Thanks for watching Michele! 😀
Thanks so much for the awesome inspirational tutorial ❤️
You're welcome! Thanks for watching/
Thank you so much! Loooove it!💯❤
You're welcome!
Very pretty palette
Thank you!
This video is truly informative..
Mel, would you say the sketch should be in a circle to make it easier? Does it accommodate the diamond layout better? And also, what size should the sketch be?
This is GOLD! thank you
Thank you!!
Very detailed video, thanks 😊😊
You’re very welcome!
Hi! This is a great video-
Is a jpeg what most places will require? Do we need to be able to provide a vector file for licensing?
Thank you for watching. jpg is generally fine. Some clients will ask for a layered file. In my experience, this can either be raster (e.g. Photoshop) or vector (e.g. Illustrator.
I loved it; but I think it got a little bit marked...I can see the diamond format. Any clue to not get like that?
This video has been the best I've watched for adding the different elements and colors in a way I can follow along. I'm a novice Procreate user. You exported this as a jpg. Do you have to vectorize it before sending it off to print? Thanks!
So glad it was helpful! No I don't vectorise unless it's for specific client who is requesting vector. Most of my clients are happy with raster.
Hi. I'm new to procreate and I'm wondering if there's an easier way to diagonally arrange elements on my canvass? I mean I can do it to each element (image) but is there a guide that I can follow and just snap the elements in their places? Thanks!
🙏🙏🙏Could you teach how to do gemstone brushes plz tnq
Hi Mel thanks for sharing this awesome tutorial ✨ From the easy to follow explanation to the cute editing and music.
As you are working raster with Procreate is 3000x3000 the best size you use for most of your pattern/surface projects? Or you recommend working in even bigger dimmensions?
Thanks
Thank you for your lovely comment. My go-to default is 3000x3000. However if I know what I'm designing for I'll change it depending on what it is. Wallpaper, I tend to go much bigger. This video isn't my typical process, just an alternative. I mostly create the motifs in Procreate, then the patterns in Photoshop. You can see my whole process in this video: th-cam.com/video/yDZitOgh47I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=d8gRWULdxQl0h-2X
Hi thanks for this can you please make a tutorial on how to modify color for pattern 😢
I will put it on my list! 😀
I will be trying this .
I don’t understand the “multiply “ when you first clicked on the drawing..what does that do?
(Very new,trying to understand why and when to use certain functions)
Multiple is a blending mode and it allows you to see through the sketch so you can paint/draw underneath. I must to a Blending Mode tutorial, as they are very useful.
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