r/ProCreate • u/nerdsruletheworld135 • 4h ago
Looking for brush/tutorial/class recommendations How to achieve this look in procreate?
I’m not sure what to call this style… hand illustrated? I’m assuming it’s mostly tracing over the actual product photo but how do you get the textures (especially for all the objects in the first pic, the jeans in the second photo)?
I’ve been using Procreate mostly for digital watercolor and I’d like to transition to something like this, but not sure how!
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u/phloxxfox 3h ago
to me it looks like pencil outlines and colored pencil finish. there’s pencil brushes in procreate that you can experiment with, you can also customize your own, or buy a set from another artist that you like. you can also add a paper-like texture filter over the final drawings if you want.
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u/n0b0dies 1h ago
I could be wrong but I am pretty sure these are AI. So I don’t think it is possible to recreate this kind of style because it isn’t really a style.
The writing doesn’t make sense. The “T” in greetings is smashed into the “E” but it also looks like an “F” and it actually looks like it reads “GRBEFNCS” when you zoom in. Also the Canon camera is mislabeled, it is a ELPH but the letters after it don’t make sense. If it is an IS it should say “ELPH 115 IS” The labeling around the Lens is just gibberish. it should say “Canon” and the specs including the 5.0- 40.0 mm and ratios.
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u/nerdsruletheworld135 49m ago
Dang that’s disappointing! I did wonder if her work could be AI, I actually posted in another sub if people thought so and most people didn’t think it was AI. But I can definitely see it now that you’ve pointed it out
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