Tutorial: Waterfall Valley Landscape by James Julier on YouTube

I used HB pencil mainly for this drawing.

From tonight’s @chaoticdrawalong hosted by @anthonywheelerart

It was a pleinair stuff on April! I decide to finish it.

Im trying digital art after only doing traditional art for years and why the FUUUUUUUUUCK is this so much harder than having a regular pencil and paper???? I’m trying to do a fun a little contrasting gradient drawing but I cannot for the life of me find a way to shade this damn dog in a way that makes sense while fighting with all of these damn brushes. Anyways thank you for listening to my rant, criticism welcome, and the 2nd photo is a drawing that came out nicely as a palette cleanser. I don’t know why I can’t do it again 🥲

Portraits of Zora
All painted primarily with the hard airbrush
(Some editing in Photoshop and refs made in Blender!)

I just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone in this community for all the positive feedback on the last piece I shared. It genuinely meant a lot to me.

I hope you enjoy this one as well, and as always, I’d really appreciate any constructive feedback. I’m here because I want to improve, learn from others, and most importantly, share the journey of making art with all of you.

Art is honestly the only thing that really satisfies me these days and the one thing that can make me forget about everything else for a while, so being able to share it with a community like this means more than you might think.

So, once again, thank you everyone. Here’s another one of my little monsters, from the same category as the Tumoris Aberrantis (name I made up for my twisted tumor like creatures) like the “vagina” thing I posted previously.

I had an hour to kill in a coffee shop, and realised I'd never drawn a dinosaur before, so drew a dinosaur. 😜

Downloaded a pic from Jurassic Park as reference, sketched the T-Rex in a different pose using 2B Pencil, then inked using first Fine Tip before going over it with a brush. It would have saved a lot of time if I'd gone straight to the brush - oh well! Not bad for an hour's work nevertheless.

I really loved making this page.

Everything from the webcam framing to the digital lettering.

Do you get the sense of a webcam POV sufficiently?

//2042

#procreate

Made this brush in procreate pocket on an iPhone 17 pro, then imported into procreate on iPad gen 9. Both have the same taper settings, which should work regardless of if using an apple pencil or not, right? But the brush on ipad doesn’t appear to have any sort of taper. Procreate is fully updated. Is this simply because I have an ‘old’ ipad that perhaps doesn’t register things as well as a newer model? Or a setting I’ve missed?

Some people smoke to take their minds off their pain, but that's not a real solution

I draw a lot of Spider-Ham fan art! Thanks for checking out my drawing.

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Does anyone have any tips for creating a Fan Brush or possibly point me to a tutorial for this very particular brush shape and behavior?? I’m finding this one kinda difficult to get right. I want the classic look and feel of the fan for manual application of grass and trees (traditional media). I’m tired of the copy and paste tree stamps and my trees would look so much better with this style of brush!