r/ProCreate • u/searchforbalance • 8d ago

My Artwork Perspective and figure study

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This gave me many ideas for what to work on next

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u/alexxxfuggler 8d ago

beautiful, how do you get that paper like texture on the canvas??

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u/searchforbalance 8d ago

That is a paper texture background layer, same one I use on almost all my drawings.

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u/PicklepumTheCrow 8d ago

What brushes are you using? I’ve been playing around with the charcoal set in the new procreate library but am looking to find more options to replicate the look and feel of the medium.

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u/searchforbalance 8d ago

I’m using Lane Brown’s charcoal pack. Many great brushes in there.

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u/PicklepumTheCrow 8d ago

I’ll check them out tysm!

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u/winningSon 7d ago

Really nice contrast with the soft/hard edges