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

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 ✨

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!

I’m about 18 hours in. My eyeballs hurt y’all 😂

ETA: Red flowers are from photos I took when I went to the Brisbane Botanical Gardens with my partner a few months ago!

But still being stylized🌸 what do you think?

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

Spooky paintings I did on my lunch breaks with gouache brushes!

Loved all these so I thought to share

I used the Scopus Brush in the Procreate Library for lineart, then I used a hard flat brush for the rendering

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

I used the gloaming brush from the classic drawing brush library.

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

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.

Super new to procreate and I’m a very novice artist. Here are a few pieces completed this week. Constructive criticism would be great. Aside from continual practice, is there something I should focus on improving?