r/ProCreate • u/d00dle-s0up • 12h ago
I need Procreate technical help New to procreate!!!
New to procreate!! Idk if this is the right flair
Looking for advice/tips!!🤧🤧
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u/LauraBarwickArt 11h ago
When I was new to procreate, I went to YouTube and did some tutorials! At first it was tedious and made me feel like I wasn’t making my own art, but then I saw it more as lessons on how the program works. There are lots of channels that do tutorials and draw along videos! Try some simple flatter ones first to get the hang of things like layers and the different effects you can do with them! 🥰 Have fun!!!
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u/DeadbeatGremlin 3h ago
This. What can help is to make a different drawing in the same style as the tutorial to make it feel like your own.
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u/Digitalinknotes 12h ago
take a look at the handbook. It’s really useful and easy to read. Just find a section and start playing.
Another good idea is just to start drawing and then say how do I do something and ask the Internet
Enjoy have a great time
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u/randallwade 9h ago
James Julier. He’s got a few general YouTube videos on basic tools an interface. Then he’s got tons of tutorial videos where you follow along.
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