
Explore the Procreate brush library by testing paint, smudge, and the eraser tools to compare brush textures, opacity effects, and the undo capabilities for digital painting.
Learn how Procreate layers give you control and flexibility, with techniques like alpha lock and layer masks for non-destructive edits, grouping, reordering, and transparent png exports.
Master quick shapes in Procreate to snap lines into perfect circles and squares, then edit with handles, while a two-handed tap helps snap and align.
Bring your artwork to life with animation assist and a timeline of layers to create motion. Adjust onion skinning, groups, frames per second, and export options to fit your project.
Procreate is an illustration, sketching, and painting app made exclusively for iPad.
In this course you will learn the fundamentals of Procreate. We'll start the course off with exploring the Procreate interface.
We'll then get into how to create custom brushes in the Brush Studio. Also learn to maximize your creativity and flexibility with layers, experiment with transparency and blend modes, and work with shapes and guides.
We also explain how to recolor and adjust your artwork with effects, and export it from Procreate for sharing. Plus, get tips on animating illustrations and so much more!
Procreate combines the tactile feel of traditional art – recreating tools such as pens, paint and pencils – with all the benefits of digital – from quick deletion to instant sharing. Offering hundreds of resources at your fingertips and unparalleled usability, it’s easy to see why it’s become a go-to creative tool.
Procreate is $9.99 to download. There’s no subscription or renewal fee. You pay for the app once and that’s it. It’s totally worth it though. Once you get a grip on everything that Procreate can do, you’ll open your art skills up to a whole new world of possibilities.
Procreate is used by professional artists and illustrators, especially freelancers and those who have more creative control over their work. Photoshop is still the industry standard for many companies looking to hire artists, but Procreate is increasingly being used in professional settings.