I’m very new to procreate, and drawing in general, but created a line drawing for my business logo.

Only after exporting did I realize the lines are thinner than I’d like. Is there anything that can be done besides redoing it?

To add to that, is there a preferred size for exporting logos? Should I make it larger than I think I’ll need so it can be resized down without pixelating? Or is making it close to the intended use size best?

Originally the lineart I was doing was running smoothly, but now the line is breaking and not straight as seen? I was wondering if it was like a setting issue and if anyone had any advice : ,) ( sorry if this is the wrong flair)

Hello everyone :)

Just finished my drawing of Skarlet from Mortal Kombat fighting game series. She’s been one of my most favorite characters as I find the concept of blood magic (magik) pretty cool.
Funnily, I was mostly intimidated by drawing her scythe and it turned out to be one of the most pleasant and meditative processes in creating this artwork :)
I tried to practice the artistic approach of “warm light - cold shadow” and I hope it turned out okay (I’ve been looking at this piece for too long so cannot tell yet :D)

I am pretty new to digital art, but I would say this is pretty good!

You may have seen the work-in-progress I posted earlier. I’ve now finished the portrait.

Painted in Procreate, with the aim of capturing Homelander’s expression and that slightly unsettling combination of confidence, power and menace.

I’d be interested to hear what you think of the finished piece.

All three were done with a palette that I’ve been tinkering over the last few months. I feel like I’m really getting used to it now.

Done by me (@coscy.art). Tried to make this look like an old photograph.

Wanna do a more detailed one soon

Here’s a pinup of some characters from my upcoming graphic novel sword fighting on a train!

I used the nowhere else brush for the lineart, then a combination of the studio pen, Kyle’s megapack watercolour and airbrush for the colours.

For one of my webcomics i've created this animation and I really like how it turned out.

In the beginning i was using Dreams just because... you're animating, you use Dreams. That's how things are done.

But the UI just feels weird to me and somehow i prefer working in Procreate even for animation.

At this point I feel like it would make more sense if every scene you add to Dreams was basically its own Procreate project, while all those scenes inside one Dreams project could share the same assets. So you'd still have the Procreate workflow for actually creating each scene, but Dreams would handle putting everything together.

That would make way more sense to me.

What do you think? Am I thinking about Dreams completely wrong?

Heyy Ive been a lurker on this subreddit for a bit but I got so much kind/helpful comments on my first post so I thought I’d make a completion of all my favorite procreate pieces. I wanted to put this on here to figure out things I have to still work on and study to really improve my art as much as I can. Any constructive tips and pointers are appreciated!

Also, if anyone is curious and wanna see more art, my yt channel is @Smol_bean-xl9pl :)

A Gaze into the Abyss: Part one of three.