
Learn to illustrate five wildflowers in Procreate using a four-step, non-destructive workflow: plan, sketch, color, and line art, turning them into a half-drop seamless pattern with print-on-demand mockups.
Set up a large 3000x3000, 300 dpi canvas and use the sketching 6B pencil brush for sketching and line art. Download reference collage images and start with the poppy.
Learn to illustrate a poppy in Procreate by using a reference collage, planning with a red stick-figure on layers, sketching with grey shapes, and adding line art and color.
Learn to add outline, color, and line art to a poppy in Procreate using layers, reference images, and color variation for depth.
Sketch a daffodil in Procreate by planning on a stick-figure layer, using reference images to block shapes, then refine with a 6B pencil and add line art and color.
Create daffodil line art and color in procreate by outlining on a layer, using a reference image for color, and adding shades of yellow with green stems on separate layers.
Sketch cornflower from a reference collage, using a red stick figure for planning. Create line art and color on layered sketches to capture side and front shapes and trumpet petals.
Create a cornflower illustration in Procreate by outlining with layers, applying purple petals and green tones, and adding line art and stem details.
Sketch a daisy in Procreate using reference images, build a stick-figure plan with circles, adjust shapes with edit shape nodes, then sketch on a layer before color and line art.
Illustrate a daisy in Procreate by outlining on separate layers, filling colors, and adding lineart with a reference image to guide petals, center, stem, and leaves.
Sketch a tiger lily in procreate using reference images, a stick-figure plan of shapes, a 6b pencil brush, and color and line art on layers for stems, buds, and leaves.
Learn to illustrate a tiger lily in Procreate by building outlines on separate layers, painting with reference colors, and adding two-tone line art and color spots.
Learn to turn wildflowers into a seamless half-drop repeat in Procreate by preparing layers, arranging hero flowers within a square canvas, and testing tile alignment for print-ready patterns.
This class is about illustrating the following 5 Wildflowers in the drawing app Procreate:
1. Poppy
2. Daffodil
3. Cornflower
4. Daisy
5. Tiger Lily
These flower illustrations can be used as an element in many ways, here are few examples:
1. Surface Pattern Designs
2. Art Prints
3. Stickers
4. Selling them as elements on online platforms like Marketplace
5. Creating Patterns
6. Personal Projects
In this class you’ll learn how to:
- Illustrate 5 Wildflowers in Procreate
- Use reference images to sketch & add details to the flowers
- Add basic line art to the flowers
-Turn these flowers into a half drop repeat pattern
- Techniques you can apply while illustrating any flower of your choice!
Who this class is for:
Intermediate Level: Anyone who knows the basics of Procreate
You’ll need:
An iPad
The drawing app, Procreate
An Apple Pencil or other stylus
By the end of this class, you’ll have created a professional-quality illustration of flowers that you can use to upload to print-on-demand sites or license out to earn income with your art.
I have attached all 5 wildflower stick figures and few reference images (including the once used in this class) in the resource section of this class that you can download and follow along or use for your class project.
For your class project you can illustrate any wildflower of your choice following the techniques shown in this class!
Following are list of few wildflowers that can help you decide on your project:
1. Crocus
2. Bluebell
3. Forget me not
4. Mini Sunflowers
5. Chicory
6. Pansy
7. Anemone
8. Lavender
9. Iris
10.Cosmos