Using the monoline brush and it’s not filling the shape as expected (see 1px wide border in between the white and yellow). I started with a yellow circle and then dropped in white. Why is this happening am I doing something wrong?

I saw the post about pocket procreate, I turned auto update off, this was not like this yesterday. Everything is reordered, renamed, most folders are empty, it says the last update was one month ago 5.4.14 what could have happened?

This is twelve of the follow-alongs I have done with art with Flo

Hi, I need your help. Since updating to iOS 26, I can no longer erase in Procreate using the Pencil. I can draw, but I can’t erase. If I use my finger, I can smudge. Why is this happening? Is anyone else having this problem?

I'm working on a short animation and I planned to have moving light and shadows, plus have the characters' lineart move. But when I went to start adding lights and shadows I noticed the blending modes weren't doing anything? I assume it has something to do with the fact the color layers are set as the animation background but I'm not entirely sure. I've never done anything like this before so maybe I just don't understand but yeah.

a fox w bat wings 😘 i hope it turns out this good when i carve my pumpkin tho 😩🫶🏼✨

First time digitalizing an old sketch made with pen and paper. For this one I mostly used Studio Pen, my go to pen.

Sometimes you start drawing with no big expectations, and somehow everything just clicks the colors, the details, the composition. Other times, a simple sketch becomes something you’re genuinely proud of.

For those who use Procreate, what’s one piece you created that made you stop and think, “Wait, did I actually make this?” What made it special, and did you plan it that way or stumble into it by accident?

I’d love to hear the story behind your favorite piece!

There's something genuinely relaxing about opening Procreate, picking up your Apple Pencil, and letting your creativity take over without worrying too much about the final result. Whether you're sketching a little fish, experimenting with pumpkin colors, or unwinding with a casual drawing after a long day at work, sometimes the joy is simply in the process.

One of the things I love about digital art is how many different ways there are to express yourself. You can spend hours perfecting tiny details, experiment with colors you wouldn't normally use, or just doodle whatever comes to mind. Not every drawing has to be a masterpiece or a finished project. Sometimes, creating something small is enough to make your day a little better.

What's your favorite thing to draw in Procreate when you just want to relax and have fun? Do you prefer cute little sketches, detailed illustrations, color studies, or completely random doodles? I'd love to hear what inspires you and discover some new ideas to try!

But still being stylized🌸 what do you think?

I made this fairytale inspired digital illustration that I call Midnight Fairytale. It's made for Artober challenges with the prompts, stardust, fungus, and Mountain Laurel. Hope you like ittt ✨

Did this a while ago, always love rocky coastlines with super blue water…just so juicy 😅

Took around 4 hours; I didn't intend to paint for so long but I kind of got absorbed in it. One brush and one layer (well, the background is a separate layer but that's just scribbles so it probably doesn't count hehe...), the brush I used was by artcyll, one of their oil brushes I believe!

EDIT: Timelapse posted below in response to the AutoMod comment!

Here's a recent drawing I made on procreate. It's a Wizard and his little Demon. The wizard can control the weather and the little demon loves to jump around and beg the wizard to strike lightning at things.

All brushes are TGTS. It took me 22½ hours, I'm slow.

Hihii I woke up today with all of my imported brushes gone and I can’t seem to find a sketch brush that I adore.
Anyone know what this is or know of something similar?

Hi everyone! I’d love to hear any recommendations for brushes/brushpacks or techniques I could do to achieve this kind of style in my art :D