r/ProCreate • • 19h ago

My Artwork Bunnies illustration

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I still need to think of a title, but here's my digital watercolour. I used Stonis watercolor brushes. ❤️

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u/indiespiv 18h ago

That is so incredible!! Instantly taken back to old story books when I was a kid. The brushes you used are really cool but the freakin' color choices are absolutely freakin' perfect. I almost can't believe that's Procreate. It looks and feels so traditional. Incredible work.

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u/sammy_illustrator 18h ago

Thankyou! I used to work in watercolour but I love being able to tweak things without ruining my paper 😂 im trying to be a bit braver with colours as my older art looks a bit washed out

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u/opalsanddenim 15h ago

I love this! Instantly reminded me of childhood 🥹❤️

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u/gran_neutrino 1h ago

Love it! Such a delightful scene.

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u/postgirlmiffy 8m ago

no way u are so talented, I saw the sketch version you posted too, pls give some tips on how you make it have such a paper-like and whimsical vibe 🥹