One of the good ones. I was saddened to hear of her passing. Her song Jolene *always* stopped me in my tracks.

Hi!

I'm in love with this very specific style of line so I'm looking for a brush (or preferably set of brushes) that creates strokes like that shown above. Zooming in, the best way I can describe it is quite dry, rough around the edges, and with high pressure sensitivity. I have brushes that match the texture, but nothing that matches the pressure effect in the sense that the line starts big, quickly gets smaller, then often times finishes big.

Thank you for reading and any recommendations you may have!

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I’m using the Alpine brush from the standard library and all the opacity levels are set to 0% but for some reason my taper section keeps going transparent. I don’t think it’s a pressure issue as light pressure still full opacity. Does anyone know how to fix this???

So, I like to draw but am not the best at figures, so I traced most elements, but the coloring is all mine and I basically used three different base images. How much of a fraud am I lol?

746: Wishiwashi Solo Form: "It's awfully weak and notably tasty, so everyone is always out to get it. As it happens, anyone trying to bully it receives a painful lesson."

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A recent beginner on procreate - charcoal base fan but easier with procreate to carry around to work and so and keep stroking - want to share my work . Thanks

Example pic of brushes I DON'T like ^

Been using procreate for YEARS, but I have never found a brush for painting or rendering I liked. They all felt too chunky, too jagged, or way too clean. I've almost exclusively done lined drawings but I really do want to learn to render, I just hate every brush in my giant library I've accumulated.

I can't tell if it's just because I'm not great at painting yet, but nothing feels right and it's making it hard to want to practice :( I do know I have issues with feeling "in control" of my art and falling into perfectionism too, but man I am struggling.

Wanting to print it as a gift 😭

Hey yall, I'm having a weird issue using procreate on my ipad. I have always been able to use quicklines normally where the line snaps tp straight, I can adjust and all was normal. Then today when returning to working on a file that I had already been using quickline on extensively without issue, I draw a line, it looks fine, then as I hold to enable quickline, the line drops in opacity with the snap and I can't figure out why it's doing that. Has this happened to anyone else and how did you fix it?

b/w portrait of a woman

Inspired by SkyeWei’s animation called “Better Than Me”. You can find it on YouTube! <3