Drawing on IPAD PRO: The ultimate course

Explore the iPad Pro drawing workspace and tools, from creating new documents and presets to adjusting zoom, rotation, and selecting pencils, markers, brushes, erasers, and color options.

Explore the iPad Pro drawing workspace, create and share documents, and access galleries. Master selection tools, transform and fill options, textures, perspective, and layers for precise drawings.

Start a simple pencil sketch on the iPad Pro, using layers, black color, and opacity adjustments to build a face with an egg-shaped guide, eyes, nose, and hair.

Outline with black ink from a quick sketch, then ink on a layer using a fountain pen and varying opacity, refining lines, shadows, and details with zoom and layer control.

Master digital painting on iPad with layers, blending modes, and color tools to build realistic lighting, shadows, and color dynamics in character illustration.

Learn to draw character anatomy with Sketchbook, balancing proportions and anatomy, using new documents, pencil precision, freehand construction, layers, and muscle and head guidelines.

master proportion of a full body by counting proportional units, sketching basic anatomy with legs, feet, shoulders, and arms, and adjust height while refining details later.

Master facial proportion by building a symmetric framework with eye lines, curved contours, and proportional features, then refine with layers, inking, and subtle shading for a helmeted head.

Start with a simple egg-shaped head, mark the eyes, nose, mouth, and shoulders, then build with layers, switch to pencil for detail, adjust opacity, and add hair, shadows, background.

Add color to the face on iPad Pro using layers, blending modes, and brushes to build facial volumes with shadows and light reflections.

Learn to draw a face from another angle using a pencil with textured gray shading, build a rough sketch on layers, refine with black lines, and apply digital marker shading.

Learn a practical hand-drawing technique: start with a flat hand form, draw rectangles to respect the hand's size, and place a V between fingers to guide the structure.

Master drawing eyes by constructing an oval, adding shading and details to create realistic eyes. Learn a simple step-by-step technique with color blending and subtle highlights to build volume.

Learn to turn sketchbook into a comic creator on iPad Pro by creating pages, using layers, frames, and rulers, and drawing with pencil or ink to produce expressive, imperfect lines.

Master sketching a comic page on iPad Pro by layering rough and detailed sketches, managing frames, adjusting opacity, erasing versus clearing, and preparing clean ink lines.

ink your sketch on iPad Pro with layers, adjust brush pressure and opacity, use brush and pen for clean outlines, shading, and white highlights, and avoid the frame layer.

Increase brush size for strong contrast, use a thin pen for light hatching and shading to shape the face, then ink with pen pressure, correct in software, and begin coloring.

Create a new layer, apply color using multiply and transparency, and use brushes and shading to build a background and add volume to the character.

Color the comic page on iPad Pro by mastering shading, shadows, and color blending with brushes and pens, using layers and clean lines to create a finished page.

Explore Procreate on the iPad Pro with a hands-on tour of basic options, brushes, layers, color, and canvas settings, plus creating, editing, and sharing illustrations.

Learn to draw a face in Procreate on iPad using peppermint brushes, adjust brush size, erase, and manage layers while exploring shadows and basic shading for a lively sketch.

Draw hairs with a very thin pencil for precise lines, then use 6b and hb brushes to map lifelike outlines and add detailed shading in Procreate.

Create and manage color layers, adjust opacity and blending modes such as multiply and darken, and refine with inking brushes to produce video game concept art.

Learn to work with multiple layers in Procreate, sketch and ink a comic book character, adjust brush opacity, explore ink techniques with plumes and markers, and add color.

Add a color layer and mix colors with watercolor, acrylic, and flat brush, adjust opacity, erase and fill areas, and refine lights and shadows to the final illustration.

Explore advanced coloring techniques by sketching a woman's face and applying mixed color methods to test different color blends while respecting basic anatomy.

Learn to create a character face in Procreate by sketching with pencil, building construction lines, inking with dynamic line weights, and exploring layering, color tools, and shading.

Draw characters with colored outlines instead of black, start from the head with clean main lines, and use layers and color fills for radiance and shading.

Start with a simple character sketch and futuristic helmet concept, then apply layering, color mixing, and texture brushes to rapidly create lighting effects and metal reflections.

Sketch a face, ink with black lines, and add shadows on a new layer in Procreate, exploring different brushes for a black and white character.

Learn to draw hands with proportional accuracy by starting from rough sketches, refining with layers, erasing unnecessary lines, and exploring 3D form and shadows.

Start with simple geometrical forms and construction lines to sketch hands. Respect finger proportions, erase construction lines, and practice with varied poses for a more realistic result.

Build hands from simple geometric forms, starting with a rectangle and lines to shape the arm and fingers, respecting distances between forms. Practice many hands to improve speed.

Learn to draw a hand holding an object in Procreate, starting with a gray sketch, refining with layered inking, and adding shadows to improve hand drawing accuracy.

Master the final steps of drawing a realistic hand by refining proportions, using new layers for precision, and adding shadows and curves with pen and pencil to achieve believable form.

Draw eyes on the iPad Pro by using a pencil-like brush, forming two ovals with correct distance, adding hatching and a white highlight to convey life.

Learn to sketch a head profile in Procreate using a single pencil brush. Build constriction lines for the neck and face, and refine features and eyebrow orientation to convey emotion.

Sketch a character’s face rapidly by outlining main borders and symmetrical eyes, eyebrows, and nose, then build subtle shadows with a pencil technique on an iPad tablet.

Sketch a head on iPad Pro with a turned face. Build symmetry lines, draw oval shapes for the eyes and nose, position the mouth, add hair, and erase construction lines.

Practice constructing faces from simple ovals and symmetric lines to place eyes, mouth, and brows, then drill rapid expressions and profile variations on iPad or sketchbook for faster, expressive drawing.

Learn a step-by-step face sketch on iPad Pro, building top-to-bottom from general shape to eyes, nose, mouth, with construction lines and shading.

Use Procreate to create storyboard frames that map to screenplay scenes, learning basic drawing and page settings to produce readable, economical storyboards for film and advertising.

Master drawing people with simple, proportionate sketches using egg shapes and guiding lines, then refine eyes, nose, and mouth with basic landmarks to build quick, storyboard-ready characters.

Explore drawing characters in motion by illustrating shoulder, arm, and leg movement to convey emotion and action, using exaggerated poses and storyboard frames.

Learn to compose a scene with storyboard frames, foreground and background, and correct proportions to convey depth, movement, and character placement.

Create a storyboard page on iPad Pro by sketching frames with a foreground character, adding shadows and backgrounds, and using Procreate tools like a 6B brush and layers.

Master a dramatic landscape in Procreate by outlining borders and layering dark tones to reveal a lava river beneath a mountain; use brushes and light points.

Learn to build a desert landscape on iPad Pro by outlining border rocks, layering brushes with overlays, and evolving light and texture through multiple colors rather than erasing.

Create a landscape illustration from a white page by layering colors with simple brushes, textures, and overlays to build atmosphere, vegetation, and focus on a red character.

Learn to rapidly sketch a snow landscape on iPad Pro by using rough foreground lines, dark foreground and light background for depth, and 3–4 textured brushes to keep it loose.

select the right brushes to craft a landscape with sea, ice, and mountains, then use snow particles, reverse color technique, and finger tools for finishing with reflections on the ice.

Start by exploring new document options in A.B. fresco, choosing from customized size, comic book, current screen size, or square. Then create your first document by selecting current screen size.

Explore the left options on the iPad Pro drawing space, use the pixel brush, adjust opacity, flow, and size, and erase with a two-finger double-tap.

Explore how the eraser works on pixel and vector layers, revealing textures and precise erasing. Use the selection, lasso, fill, and image import to craft illustrations.

Discover vector brushes and learn how vector lines stay sharp and scalable for logos and web. Compare with pixel brushes, which offer natural textures but differ from vector tools.

Master erasing with the left tool bar using the eraser, switching between vector and pixel layers, and use selection, lasso, fill with color tolerance, and image import for illustration.

Master layering techniques, from the basic layer to multiple layers with visibility, locking, clearing, merging, masking, and blend modes.

Use the mask option in Adobe Fresco to hide and reveal parts of your drawing, creating an empty mask and applying it to isolate frames.

practice a complete end-to-end illustration workflow on iPad Pro, from watercolor wash skies to oil ground, character drawing, layers, shading, and exporting step-by-step time-lapse videos.