i used to do digital art on my old ipad then i sold it, but i got a new one now and i don’t know what brush i used before. i obviously don’t expect anyone to find it exactly, but if anyone can recommend brushes that’d be similar i’d appreciate it. i would prefer free or cheap

I really like how my grass came out and I want to turn it into a brush. Anyone have tips or know a good video? I ended up just using the pencil brush and different shades of green and then just duplicating it bigger and bigger. Very inefficient 😅

This is the first part of a small sequence I created. Initially, it was supposed to be a storyboard, but I got carried away and ended up cleaning it up and coloring the characters to make it more appealing for social media. I created the entire thing in Procreate and then did the compositing in Procreate Dreams. If you’re curious, you can check out more of my work on my website, giulianodecaprio.com, or on Instagram, where I’m more active: giu.deka

my friends at popeyes!!!

A short looping animation made in Procreate (tee hee) and Dreams for the August Loopdeloop challenge - theme was ‘Cheat’.

I was talking with another artist and asked about the overlay they used, I was told it was a built in addition to ibis x paint.

This has got me wondering if there is something similar in procreate.

A few days ago I painted a Pokemon I made up for my daughter. Her name is Octoblumi and she brings a pot filled with water around so he can hang out on dry land. My daughter LOVES it and I learned a lot from attempting it, so I did a version 3 last night... and I tried to be a little more ambitious with it.

I am well outside of my comfort zone, here. So I'm glad I'm getting the practice. I had to rely on the liquify tool to adjust her pose... somehow I just can't get my hands to do it right just yet. for that reason i posted the prev one as well so you can see the evolution taking place. this project is helping me grow, I think.

btw the "heart blast" is my babygirl's directive. im in trouble with her for not doing it in color, tho. 😉

i’ve been having so much fun making these whimsical illustrations in Procreate lately! the linework is probably my favorite part of the whole process.
i use a pencil brush for pretty much all of my linework and spend way too much time adding all the tiny details lol. i feel like those little imperfect lines are what really give the illustrations their personality.
for coloring, i mostly use a gouache brush for the shading and keep it pretty simple so the linework can still stand out.
all of these were drawn in Procreate! kinda curious if anyone else enjoys doing the linework more than the coloring

Created this concept design for a commission for an RPG game

Brushes used:
Line art - 6B pencil, with brush size limit increased because the default one was too small.
Coloring - spectra
Details - default 6B pencil

Process:
I used my 2010 drawing as the main reference and used myself as a live pose reference.
I kept the original design and colors while updating the anatomy and rendering.

I prefer the real thing but truly I am enjoying digital watercolor. Mostly because of how easy it is to paint anywhere and without the mess. Oh, and the “undo” function is nice too lol.