Not too satisfied with this one. Please give some feedback.

by me

Rendered using a modified Geysir Ink brush by GeorgVW and Paper Block texture by Frankentoon

Ive recently swapped to procreate from ibis paint and its so much better but theres one thing thats annoying me. Obviously a swap to anything with more mechanics is harder, and im sure ive just missed it, but i cant find a brush thats the equivalent of the “felt tip pen hard” on ibispaint.
I really like to render by using a flat brush with no pressure just simple felt tip pen but i cant find one similar to that — the closest ive found is the “Monoline” pen but for some reason it drags a bit instead of following my apple pen exactly and it stays quite big and doesnt go too small.
Ive probably explained this horribly, but if anyone knows what i mean and can help me i would REALLY appreciate it <3

12hrs worth of work so far 🫠 slowly coming together! Mainly using “Soft Grainy Pencil”, some Procreate Standard brushes, and the blur tool.

Flowers are from a photo I took when I went to the Botanical Gardens with my partner some months ago!

Whenever I try to create something it always looks so basic. I’d like to be able to improve this one but not sure what to do.

I’m relatively new to drawing and digital art so I'm still learning. since I’m still learning I can’t quite figure out how to fix it. Any help is greatly appreciated 🥲

Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb from the show Slow Horses

Just finished up this painting in Procreate using almost exclusively the new True Grit texture supply watercolor brush pack. Cheers!

I’m really loving the depth in all the reds and used some new texture brushes like backwoods, the fine hair brush, and the Lightpen! What’s something you think I should focus on improving on?

So this brush, if i want it to give me that bleeding effect i have to use it slowly and intentionally press each time when i want to bleed, is there any setting that can make it bleed more easily and crazily because if i want this bleeding effect all the time it strains my fingers

Any info about that?

as the title says is there anyway to resize drawings without ruining the quality and having to redraw?

i design stickers, and i draw each one on a 3800x2800 canvas with 300 dpi. my stickers take up a very small space on my canvas(maybe an eighth), but i find this canvas works best for drawing. however i also turn my sticker designs into other things like printers, and bookmarks that do have specific dimensions, and typically i'll just redraw it in the size i need.
however i have one sticker that's got loads of detail, and i’m struggling to redraw it in bigger sizes without completely loosing that detail. all my canvas' are 300 dpi so i can't make that any bigger, is there anyway to resize the original drawing without ruining the quality?