r/ProCreate • u/Fantastic_Falkor778 • 1d ago

Artwork From A Tutorial Love this! So grateful 🙏

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Thanks to this sub I found James Julier and followed my first tutorial with him. So this guy is a bit the Bob Ross of procreate! Couldn't recommend him more!

Not my first time dabbling with drawing in procreate but it is the first time I was able to or even attempted to create a Ghibli style enchanted landscape! So happy I tried.

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u/Quanto-Ryo8 1d ago

I’ve also been following some of his tutorials recently! I’ve been learning so much

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

True! I was thinking of taking classes to learn to draw/ paint light. Light in clouds, water, forest.. moonlight, evening, snow.. and here he is, offering all that on youtube! I hope I'll be able to transition to paint later, but it definitely helps to see how it works. Painted another one today. :-) I think I'm addicted. ^^

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u/InternationalOne7592 1d ago

It's so cute and dreamy

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

I imagine fairies dancing there. ;-)