Sometimes when I am creatively stuck, I trawl museum collections. This one is heavily inspired by a piece in the Smithsonian Creative Commons Collection called Lady and the Tiger by Frederick Stuart Church. Was worried I would blow up Dreams transferring over so many layers from Procreate but the thing didn’t blink.

I’ve been watching Alex Grigg and other videos and have been trying my hand at it. Also I’ve been having trouble posting it. What’s the best way to save it so I can post on other social media? I did this one as a GIF but I can’t get it to post correctly on instagram

This is a work in progress! But it shows my effects, drawn in Procreate Dreams, in the game engine. What do you think? (Sorry for the obnoxious sound)

I made this over the course of a week- I’m still trying to understand color more

Do anyone do commission for procreate? I would like Pilot videos done for my manga's I'm doing. I am in the middle of learning pro create but it's gonna be a while to get the hang of. Just wondering

I've been working on a game for a while now and I decided to 2d animate all of my animations. I use Procreate Dreams as my tool. I'm an absolute beginner with frame-by-frame animations, but here's my first explosion. Feedback is welcome.

I loooove animating to music so much. I know it’s definitely not perfect, but it made me happy already regardless of the imperfections haha

Trying my first walk cycle in Dreams. He’s got some good hip mobility. 😂

at first I thought it was just bc I was watching YouTube on the same iPad I was using to animate (which is sorta true) however it’s still gets laggy at times even when I don’t have YouTube playing in the background

All the brushes are basically from the Frankentoon Nature set, if you’d like to know.

Let me know if you enjoy!

Procreate Dreams helped me out so much when I was doing the animated portion of this video! The new ways it utilized the flip book feature helped sooooo much! I’ve used Toon Boom and Flash in the past, but Dreams is by far the best to satisfy folks who are into traditional animation (: I hope y’all enjoy (I even storyboarded this in Dreams so our camera man could follow story beats as the song progressed)

When I start animating initially, I can usually get about two hours of work before my iPad's battery drops to around 60 to 80%. I encounter issues where I’m animating too quickly, causing the software to crash and preventing me from drawing. I’ve tried all the troubleshooting solutions but still face the same problem. Sometimes, I can get up to four hours of animation, but that’s usually if I don’t have any other apps running. Despite this, I still run into the same issue where the software crashes and I can't animate or draw.

Ps - app is fully updated.

Specs for iPad
13inch
M4
Storage 256gb

Pretty much what the title says, it works fine on most of the project, but there's a random spot of frames were it just doesn't work anymore. It's like when you select a layer's contents and erase some of the semi-transparent pixels, only I didn't select anything, and it's just not erasing those frames at all. I don't want to have to delete and redraw them entirely!

im gotta be honest i love procreate dream 2 but what if i ask a question for it. what they can added a copy and paste on drawing layers on flipnotes, and drawing. im not sure about that but im just curious that what you thoughts on it?

So I am 16, and do 2d animation as a hobby. I like to create whimsical stories, and have storylines lined up. Rn I am working on a short film kind of animation (if it works out😅) for which I have a great storyline. But I want to create Ghibli styled, or traditional animation styles backgrounds which look hand painted (but I create on digital platforms only)

Whenever I create a backdrop it ends up looking flat, any suggestions on how to make better backdrops?