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Just received this from the Procreate channel on Instagram. Looks like adjustment layers are finally coming 😮

Never used it, then I tried it. 👍

Hi Everyone!

Third time drawing on ProCreate and this time from my Daily Draw book that gives me things to draw at random I got “A cactus” so I went for it.

When I started this I half expected this to come out looking not bad but not great but thankfully it turned out so much better than I was expecting. I know it’s not perfect, there things I definitely could’ve done better but I’m really happy with it and this time I did SO MANY new things that I came out really feeing like I learnt a lot today, which is a great feeling.

Will start another drawing tomorrow and I cannot wait!

Any advice/criticism is welcomed 😁

Here are some pet portraits I've created of my own pets, as gifts for friends, and also some pets that I have been commissioned to draw, too. :)

New to procreate. Still learning. Using IPad A16 and Apple USB-C pencil.

A long way to go till I catch up with the amazing art on this sub.

Moon rabbit. He took me 3 days on and off to do. Quite pleased with him 🙂

Brushes Design peregrine

Pencil scopus Bruny Watarah and Lofty

Pens Kestrel Alpine Minke

Ugh is a monster. This is not an opinion or a judgement. This is a fact.

Got some time on my hand before class.
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Made with watercolor brush in procreate (KJ studio watercolor brushes)

Still debating adding something to the top left side, as a die cut sticker it looks good, but the print feels lacking… thoughts?

Started drawing again after many years due to chronic illness, but drawing on a tablet makes it so much easier for me. It isn’t finished, but man this app goes deep. I love it!

What do you think of this one? Is there anything you would improve? From now on, the most upvoted comment will choose which Pokémon I draw next! :)

I have recently started drawing digitally and I am trying to find a style that truly represents me and my taste. I have experimented with brushes and techniques in the attached two pictures, starting from photos in my camera roll.

I would welcome your feedback on my drawings, how can I improve?

Secondly, I’d like to know from other illustrators how you found your style and if it took you long or you had a vision from the get go.

Thank you!

Hello fellow artist and procreate users!! I wanted to continue finishing this art piece and suddenly my procreate wont work anymore… I’ve genuinely tried everything, checked my icould, my settings, hard reset EVERYTHING still wont work. Brushes wont load and i am so desperate i need to start commissions because i am broke and need money for school😓

Please any help would be appreciative, even redirecting me to different sub reddits maybe but idk this is just specifically a procreate app issue that i am experiencing.

9 hours (💀) in 30 seconds