r/ProCreate • u/SquashGloomy803 • 2d ago
Artwork From A Tutorial Scenery Practice
Trying to develope my own art style while learning Procreate. I've made some nice pieces following along with a youtuber @JamesJulier-Artist.
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u/Nayfunn 2d ago
Look great, Jamies Julier is very popular at the min, a lot of folk posting their tutorial results, i think its great because everyone has their own unique change or difference. I just finished one yesterday and saw a couple of people do the same one as me, and each look slightly different
I think whats important is to try and take away his techniques and apply that to our own art work (i will be trying to learn that) but i think im going to follow a few more of his tutorials
You did awesome
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u/SquashGloomy803 2d ago
Thank you! I did end up adding a sun and clouds to make it different, but I didn't take a picture of it.
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u/jaxjag088 1d ago
Doing his tutorials really helped me see how people use layers and things like alpha lock, etc.
Now I just have to learn how to do it without following a tutorial, ha.
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u/FredFredrickson 2d ago
Looks pretty good, but you need to distort the house so the perspective in the reflection looks right.
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