
Start your digital art journey with Procreate on iPad, using Apple Pencil and essential tools to begin creating, and learn setup basics and app store requirements.
Set up a new Procreate canvas at a high-resolution size for print quality, then sketch ideas on a dedicated 'sketch' layer using an HB or technical pencil in gray.
Learn to create Santa Claus using Procreate on iPad by sketching basic facial features on separate layers, refining nose, eyes, eyebrows, and mustache, then wrap the head and add outfit.
Master procreate finishing techniques for facial features on iPad, including perfect circles, fills and thresholds, curved lines, and layering for mouths, beards, and labeled components.
Finish the santa head by adding the ear, refining with the eraser, shaping the hat, and adding a pom pom; then form the body with shapes in procreate on ipad.
Merge down layers to consolidate the sketch, then use a new layer to form the body with an oval and circles for joints, arms, and legs, resizing as needed.
practice building a character body in procreate by sketching on multiple layers, controlling opacity, and merging down to refine the belt, boots, and proportions before coloring with the inking tool.
Add an outline layer in Procreate, enable streamline on the technical pen, and refine the hat and Santa Claus shapes with smooth, connected lines, filling areas with white and red.
Outline and color a face in Procreate, using layers, streamline for smooth lines, and accurate color regions, then refine skin tone, hair, and features.
Learn to outline and color the body of a digital character in Procreate on iPad using layered brushes and fill techniques, then explore time-lapse capture to track your drawing process.
Create a three-dimensional Santa scene with a shadow on a separate layer, then build a blue gradient sky, snow on the ground, and 'Merry Christmas' text with a shadow.
Learn to expand a simple stick figure into a full character by building the torso, limbs, and feet with simple shapes in Procreate, starting from sketch and gradually adding muscle.
Build a character from a stick figure by adding facial features, hair, arms, muscles, clothing, and lines, turning a simple sketch into a cartoon before coloring in the next part.
Create a character from a stick figure in Procreate on iPad by sketching, outlining on a new layer, and coloring on separate layers.
Start with a pose, sketch lightly, then build your character on layers, merging down to sculpt and test variations like eyes and hair color.
Explore everything you can do in Procreate on iPad, from reference posing and color sampling to managing layers, brushes, transformations, and exporting time-lapse or animated images.
You will learn how to use Procreate from setting up your canvas to layers to adding colors to your shapes. We will be building simple characters from the simple skeleton form to a full colored character with a background. I have been using Procreate for 9 years and I will show you how to use every tool that is available in this amazing program. Students will learn how to draw by using basic shapes. They will start off with circles and squares and turn them into spheres and cubes. You will learn which materials I use to create wonderful works of art. From basic to advanced in a few hours. The masterclass will continue to expand every day until it reaches hours of footage. Jayson has been an artist since the early age of 1 and now at 39 he is ready to teach you all he knows about art. Be sure to check out all of his other courses. Also be sure to send Jayson a message on what you would like to learn next. He is always there to help you in your art adventure. Be sure to follow Jayson Lecuyer as he will be building new courses in the next few weeks on art and photography. Jayson wants you to be successful in everything art and photography related so be sure to reach out to him if you ever get stuck creating new art or photography. Remember, we are all students learning something new each and every day. This is just the beginning and Jayson will be updating this course and other courses in the next few weeks.