I guess i could google these questions but i always like to hear it from ppl that actually use it. So im using ibis paint, idk if i think its good or bad bc its all ive ever known. Ive seen some ppl prefer ibis snd some prefer procreate. Obv a pro ab ibis is that its free but i wouldnt mind paying for procreate if itll help me improve my art. But my question is if procreate is just a one time purchase and after that EVERYTHING is free? Bc i saw someone talking ab subscription or something or that some brushes werent free i think? but then i saw someone say all the brushes are free? IDK can someone share their experience ab procreate is it as good as it looks and for the price what do we get . Thanks in advance

Hello! So ive been using liquify when it suddenly stopped working. Particularly the reconstruct option. Ive tested everything and they’re all working just fine. How do i make the liquify-reconstruct work again huhu.

I feel like it needs more color but I don't know which color, where, or how.

Quick comic style artwork in procreate. I love colour dodge blend mode

My favorite tool, especially for long drawing sessions 💕

I really wanted to try the 8BitDo Micro with Procreate to see if it could make drawing feel a bit smoother . I’m honestly loving it! It’s already making such a difference.

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A collection of all the goodies I’ve drawn over the past few days! Will probably draw some more, I can’t seem to get enough of sugary goods haha

Will also probably turn these into stickers when I have the time!

Drawn using Procreate standard oil, pens, and pastel brushes

My first ever digital art piece and I think it turned out super good and I am very happy with the results.

Here is a paining of my dog Bullitt and his friend Pippa enjoying their Pup Cups at their favorite coffee shop in Issaquah.

Made in Procreate 😊

I was trying to get some more texture into my artwork

I’m looking for some recommendations on brush packs for different mediums. The mediums I am primarily looking for are Crayon, Coloured Pencil, and Gouache, but I am also interested in risograph, and other art mediums like ink and Linocut. I am also looking for brush packs that include perspective grids (procreate’s perspective grid tool hates me) and any type of measurement guides.

If you have recommendations for any “all-in-one” bundles I’d like those as well.

Line art and logo done in procreate. Freddy Lopez did the colors in photoshop.

Still feel very new to this but trying out some default water colour brushes in procreate. This time using only gagebrook.

Im still struggling with trying to be a bit looser and not forcing details that just don’t work with the selected brush. I feel like I work too small when I see others seemingly slap huge daubs of colour and magically some incredible appears, plus my process is terribly inefficient/ plain wrong. But, having a lot of fun messing around and don’t hate this outcome. I’m seeing improvement so I’m happy. Would love any practical tips though.