
Create a cockatoo eye in Procreate by building the eye first on separate layers, applying line art, color palette, shading, and highlights for depth.
Explore Procreate techniques for painting a realistic bird, starting with the beak and body on separate layers, using color pickers, texture brushes, and feather layering for depth.
Learn to render the back of a realistic bird in Procreate, using layered colors, depth, and feather detailing with brushes, blur, and light effects.
Refine final Procreate bird drawing using layers, blur, and color tools, add feather details with monoline brush and colored pencil on the top layer, adjust background with airbrush, then sign.
In this course I will show you how to create realistic feathers in Procreate and show you that drawing on your iPad (in the app Procreate) is a lot of fun! The tutorial is realistic and challenging but if you follow the steps, I'm sure you can do it! If you don't know the basics of Procreate yet, you can always go to one of my beginner tutorials first. With a basic understanding of the app, you can do this! Procreate is a serious drawing app on the iPad, used by professionals; and it works the best in combination with an apple pencil. I've added the color palette and the special fur and feather brushes to the course, so you can import them in your procreate app and get started. You can tap them and a little circle indicating that your iPad is downloading them will appear (right in the corner) Then, tap the little icon in the corner and import the brushes into procreate. I've also added the reference , and the line- art, in case you've got problems creating the line-art yourself. I hope you’ll have a lot of fun with the brushes and this tutorial. So let’s color the world!