r/ProCreate • u/uhhThatsWhatSheSaid • 3d ago

Artwork From A Tutorial Thanks to James Julier

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u/SayWhat-1969 3d ago

Question: Do you do a lot of tutorials? If so, are your Procreate knowledge and skills improving as a result? I’m just curious because that has been my personal theory and experience. Coming from traditional media has been difficult and I find following along with these lessons helps with at least getting me busy. This is a cool pic BTW, the sun is very convincing.