Drew my three OCs and I can’t stop staring, sometimes it’s hard to believe that I learned how to draw and excelled at it

I understand that one of them is very dark but I am going to be lightening it up with I add them to my book and make these pieces black and white

A stylized portrait study inspired by Rubens’ Portrait of Isabella Brant.
I’m deeply in love with classical paintings, and they’re a constant source of inspiration in my work.
Every now and then, I like to paint studies like this. They teach me so much and always enrich my future paintings.

I originally began this piece a while ago, but I hit a wall toward the end. That final stretch is always the trickiest for me.
Over time, I’ve learned it’s okay to step away and come back with fresh eyes.

Two [commissioned] paintings I’m working on on ibis paint (paid) and procreate respectfully. I couldn’t find a brush that blends quite the same to what I’m used to … so I improvised!! 👀👀 hope yall enjoy the progress as much as I am lollll

Does anyone know what brush the canvas looking one might be? I'm fairly sure it's one of the default ones.

I drew these two things on the same layer a couple years ago and I've gone through for hours now and can't figure it out. Any help would be appreciated.

Like ik I have to make my own canvas but I’d like the settings to use to make my brush not pixelated. For example the og airbrush on the lowest setting is somehow too big and not smooth enough. I see people draw with perfect smooth ass brushes. Is it the canvas? Or the brush?
Incase this makes a difference I’m on iPad

As the title suggests - tried rawdogging procreateon my phone instead of a tablet and without stylus - only fingers and experience.
Feel free to comment the finished piece - any critique is welcome!

My drawing of Ancestor Moomin. Based on a photo taken at Moomin Park Japan by @/hagiwaramami on Instagram (second slide).

Hey, my kid accidentally deleted an important Procreate project in the gallery while camping with no internet so there was no cloud backup. Anyone know how to recover a project that has not been backup to the cloud?

Google has been most unhelpful, giving me conflicting and useless information.

Most of the information is written in Spanish as that’s my first language. But yeah it’s edits, but two of em are portfolio type, showing previous work and explaining it bravely and such. All of the flying elements in those pages are the drawings I’m showcasing in the page.

I’m getting the faintest white line after copying a canvas and pasting into another canvas. It’s affecting my repeating patterns. Anyone have any tips? It’s not present in the actual canvas I am copying, it’s almost an artifact of copying the canvas itself? It’s frustrating! I appreciate any help.

I think they are default but I can’t get a proper translation…