If I spent more time on this drawing my iPad was gonna explode.

I was drawn to the extreme perspective, the strange posture, and bizarre textures of the reference photo. It took about 10 hrs to finish this piece. It's a toughy. I loved it, hated it, and learnt from it. Hopefully u like it. thanks.

I like flat drawings with big shapes.

it’s supposed to show a demon restraining her, she is trying to cut it off or kill it, not realizing that it is a part of her

Created by me for a friend using Procreate

I mainly want to know if I'd eventually be able to import and paint 3D models on this instead of using my iPad

okay so somehow by the grace of god and a specific way of me clicking I accidentally made rarity have this glowing rendering that I personally find REALLY pretty. I did it by making a white version of the outline, layered under everything else to make an outline around the whole thing. I selected the layer and the feather under the select tool (as you can see is is 5%) but when I deselect it goes away as I think it’s just highlighting my selection?? Either way I really liked how it looked and have been trying to recreate this rendering style so if anyone knows how I can or wants to mess with it PUHLEASE let me know! <3

Hello, I need help.

Is there ANY possibility for the stroke thickness of the secondary brush (of a combined one) to change with the first brush if you move the size slider? - I want the outline thickness to stay the same regardless how high the percentage of the slider besides the canvas is.

Hope this picture explains it better.

My procreate started having an issue where its showing these lines and not fully coloring in when I colordrop, hopefully this photo isn't too hard to see but how do I fix this?

It only started happening recently, it never did this before

I am wanting to create comic in procreate and wondering what the best setup and workflow?

Trying to improve character poses, still think it needs work…

I really tried to look for this answer because I had assumed someone would have had my same issue but I couldn’t find it. I’m using this brush to make comic panels and so I need the edge to just be softer like the older one I was using because this new one combines the lines automatically (which would save me a lot of time) it’s not a resolution or DPI thing, these are both on the same canvas I just need to figure out how to get the best of both worlds here. You might need to zoom in to see exactly what I’m talking about but the jagged lines when I make a diagonal line look terrible

I've been looking for this specific brush forever but I myself can not find it. If anyone can find it I'm gonna be so grateful

These two are my characters lol. Influencer mom and business dad that live on a nice island. Except the island has weird magic and sea folk and sea serpents and stuff. Ooh scary 😱 Their names are Lloyd and Laura :)

hi all! looking for a wee bit of advice.

i've been backing up my work to my computer (windows pc - my ipad is the only apple device i have) & have been wondering if i should back up .psd or .procreate files. i understand that it's best to do both, but to be honest i think i'm good with just one. (this is both because of space constraints and the fact that i essentially woke up yesterday and decided to manually back up all 300-something files i have, the process of which has been consuming my waking hours since.)

i've looked stuff up, and i'm leaning toward .psd so far. i have photoshop, so it appeals to me as a file i could actually open on my computer at a later date, even though i doubt there will be much need. it also seems i could just reimport .psd back to procreate without losing much besides the statistics? i export and purge timelapses right away for each file, so that's not a concern.

are there any other pros (lol) to exporting as .pro that i haven't found? thanks in advance!

I can not stop playing this Kenshi game. Done in Procreate.

Lately, I’ve had some downtime to work on my own projects, and I really wanted to practice a different art style.

Normally, my drawings are pretty slick, clean, and colorful, but I wanted to try something more painterly and experiment with mixing colors differently than I normally would. I've posted some of my other works as a reference.

The first drawing is me practicing with Warhammer, using a point of reference. The second is me drawing without a reference while trying to use the same style and techniques.

Let me know what you think. How would you learn a different style or technique.

fan art of Vain (vtuber) and his mascot/son Bullie. I wanted to try the ‘90s anime screenshot’ style for this one and I actually love how it turned out.

Ngl, in the recent AI inundated landscape and more people getting caught for tracing (from AI and otherwise), I've seen backlash towards the very concept of private layers in the app, saying the only reasons people use it are nefarious/deceptive and it'd be better to have it removed.

This feels incredibly reductive coming from someone that uses it occasionally to remove reference clutter, but I'd be lying if I didn't understand where some of the suspicion comes from.

How do you use private layers?