StayfDraws on youtube built a series of tutorials based on the Procreate 3 manual. If you run into one that is app focused, it’s usually doable to translate with the help of. And most vids are short, and work in Procreate because they’re focused on drawing fundamentals, not the details of an app. There’s a big chunk talking about traditional art, which is good for getting yourself oriented. How to hair? Yup! So much to think about in a seemingly tiny tutorial.ĬtrlPaint isn’t designed for Procreate, but it’s incredibly helpful anyway.
How to keep things lively and avoid stiffness? Yip! Reasons to love life drawing? It’s there. (Please draw black characters and give them lotion, please) How to pick brushes? Yup, covered. Not painting ashy Black characters? It’s there. I have the attention span of a gnat, so a 2 hour session is hard for me to follow.Ĭ/loish?product_id=cdv4pg is the tutorial I recommend most often because it runs you through a giant heap of stuff in a very app agnostic way. And where the other artists have channels for their teaching, I’ve found them incredibly helpful too. Nikolai Lockertsen’s are particularly helpful if you’ve never worked with opaque paint in real life. The Procreate official channel hosts livestreams with a wide variety of artists. But it’s something that does work for a lot of folks, and he explains himself very clearly. I’m not fond of Sinix’s smudge everything approach, it doesn’t work with my brain at all.
I’d pick the 6B pencil over the HB in his position, but tastes vary. There’s a free brush set that goes with, and a couple of the brushes are really unique and worthwhile. It explains a lot of basic features, and it’s well organized. 20 minute experienced digital artist’s overview of Procreate.
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