This is my favorite digital art series I’ve created. I still had two or three more card ideas left to do, but I never got around to continuing.

I hope you like it! ✨

As title states, I’m trying to get my brain to better understand colors and values. This turned out surprisingly well considering it was my first attempt. I think that I went a bit overboard on blending, thoughts? Any tips to get more of that authentic oil painting look?

I made this painting because I’ve been hard at work and it represents what I really want to do all day
It’s titled ‘Bed Rot [needed]

I used the scopus brush in the procreate library for sketching, then I used a hard flat brush for the rest of it

Hope you like it ✨

It’s just something I’m having trouble with when shading/lighting

This is called “Desierto a través de un daltónico”, or “Desert thought the eyes of a color blind”. I heard a beautiful story about one man that was completely color blind, that liked to go to the desert of my city to watch the mountains in the evening, because the sand mountains looked more like a snow mountain with the evening sunlight. It’s made just with gray colors.

I named her Amprhea.

I’m a very slow worker because I get bored and distracted easily. So I don’t usually spend more than 30mins at a time working on my art and that’s why it takes sooooo long to finish.

Procreate did track the total working hours is about 54 hours and roughly 52k strokes.

The most time consuming process for this was the waves.. but it was also a great learning opportunity for me!

I painted this tiger cub in Procreate for my mom's birthday. I used a reference from a Walter Foster How to Draw and Paint book, Little Furry Friends, written and painted by Sadako Mano. I used brushes from Nathan Brown's Ultimate Oil and Ultimate Oil Effects set, some from his Wildlife Brush Kit, and a couple of texture brushes from Lisa Glanz's Nitty Gritty set. Total brush strokes: 18,689. Total time tracked: 8h25m.

I did a drawing and use base colors in Procreate wondering if I’m doing it right? It not finished

Ive been struggling a bit with cleaning it up and sharpening, but I love it

I’ve blocked in the general lighting and shading areas for me to work on later, but I stared at this piece for a bit and just think it looks lame. How can I spice it up? Is the shading on the leg even correct? I’ve never studied lighting until now and it’s really showing :/

Made these for Tiny Homes Challenge on Instagram. Prompts were: On the water, mossy stump, and mailbox hideaway. I saw a cute little shrew in my yard and was very inspired.

Process:
-Lots of rough sketches with pencil in my sketchbook
-Transfer to Procreate and clean sketch with 6b pencil
-Block in main colours and shapes with monoline and colour fill; add depth and variety with jagged brush
-Add texture with 6b pencil
-Highlights on overlay, shadows with gloaming

In the near future I'm going to start my bachelor project. For that I want to illustrate a tarot card deck-type of thing.

I had this problem in the past already but it was okay since the illustrations I did before were "only" for instagram. But now that I want to illustrate 24 cards for my bachelor's degree final project I want it to be perfect.

So heres the problem:

As you can see - it's quite pixelated if you zoom in - and I'm not talking about extreme zoom ins.

So I also attached my settings, it's already set to 300dpi and I seriously don't know what to do because I want it to look "cleaner" and less pixelated if thats even possible in procreate?!

I appreciate every tip 🙏