
Turn your Procreate artwork into a paper-cut light box by crafting a paper-cut landscape with glow, texture, and shadows. Explore brushes, color palettes, and a magical animation.
Access downloadable resources, two color palettes, a grayscale palette, and bonus brush sets to create a digital paper-cut light box in Procreate, using brush sets to complete a 45-minute sketch.
Frame a centered owl silhouette on a screen-sized canvas and sketch a layered landscape with mountains, trees, moon, and stars using Procreate brushes, guided by symmetry.
Create a layered grayscale landscape in Procreate using brushes to form shapes, cut holes for light, and add mountains, trees, and reflections with multiple layers and grayscale palettes.
Add depth to landscape textures by applying paper textures, light, and shadows, using clipping masks, white layer duplications, and gaussian blur to simulate a real paper cut lightbox.
Add color to a grayscale illustration by creating a new layer, choosing hues from the color wheel, and using hue, saturation, brightness, and gaussian blur to enhance light and glow.
Create color-change animations in Procreate by organizing layers, using a timeline of grouped layers, and duplicating frames. Export as GIF or MP4 for sharing.
Create a dynamic paper-cut light box animation in Procreate by naming groups, layering, and gradually adjusting light intensity with duplicates, color changes, and overlays.
In this class, I will show you step-by-step how to turn your iPad into a layered paper cut light box.
This time, I don’t want you guys to worry about how to draw trees, the sky, mountains or any other element of the composition. I want you to be focused on making the illustration glow and cast rich shadows to get a enchanting scene. So, I’ve put together a set of brushes and two color palettes for you.
We are going to make together three fun and easy exercises and I will share with you lots of useful tips along the way.
For starters, I will walk you through my process to create a nice (paper cut) landscape. Then, we will add texture, light and shadows to our landscape and turn it into a paper cut light box. And finally, we will create a magical multicolored animation of our wonderful light box.
Whether you are a Procreate beginner or expert, this class is for anyone looking for improving their skills and learning new techniques when drawing digitally.
Ready to have fun creating a paper-cut light box? Let’s get started!
Basic knowledge of Procreate is recommended but not required to take this class. Having said that, let’s get started!