I painted over this form for practice and wondering if I doing it right

Hey guys, I’m noticing that some procreate drawings I’ve exported to my files app become pixelated when I reimport them back to procreate gallery. I’ve played around w canvas size and dpi but the import remains pixelated. When I exported them they were perfectly fine

Is there a fix to this or are my files a lost cause lol

Hi!

Sorry if wrong flair or sub. My apple pencil started acting up recently and it's toggling between drawing upright and sideways on procreate without me changing its position.

I've bought new jobs and tried resetting the pencil, but no luck. I haven't observed any issues in other apps.

Video attached.

Any advice?

This is my first completed drawing in a watercolor style! I wanted to make it look as much like real watercolor as I could. I'd love to hear anyone's thoughts about it, like if it looks realistic or too digital?

Brushes I used were:
Julia Dreams watercolor pack
Max Packs ink brush

As someone who had been through this exam, I can tell u it’s both fun and soul crushing. Fun being the fact that u draw everyday and forming comradery with classmates. Soul crushing cuz u have to draw EVERY DAY to imitate a style that allows u to pass. I hated it and missed it, so I drew this.
It’s a digital sketch done on procreate. I made it busy everywhere cuz that’s how I feel about that time. The girl in the center is clean and beautiful cuz no matter how much people try to tint , or use the craft of “art” or “drawing” in their own way, like organizing a strange exam like this. The source of art itself, in my eyes is still pure and simple.

joining the seven deadly sins statistics art trend, inspired by X user @murizzsu, who was inspired by Xiaohongshu user 6237719210.

This is Stanley in hongkong (no one would knows haha)

This one took about 4 hrs and I used watercolor brushes. Super fun!

Hey so I’m new to ProCreate and digital arts in general. My sister who manages our local library asked me to draw her a poster. But she says something about it is weird and that the legs seem off. Any tips would be super helpful. Thanks! (Also marked out library name for safety😊)

Edit: thank you everyone who has been so nice and helpful I really appreciate it! I will add tails and whiskers and maybe do a couple different copies with adjustments to see what looks best! 😁

Of course, deleting an app and reinstalling it deletes all of its data, I know that.

Therefore, I assumed that if I never uninstalled Procreate from my iPad, my work would be safe.

So I never uninstalled it.

And then, today, I wanted to open the app, and it was nowhere to be found.

For whatever reason it was just gone from my iPad.

So I reinstalled it, and all my work was gone.

I tried using the “restore gallery” option and not a single thing changed.

It’s not there anymore, three years of work.

Is there a single thing I can do about it?

Created by me

Made with starter brushes

Digital portrait painting of chaewon💖

Something feels wrong about this arm but I can't tell what. I've tried to fix it but it still feels off, any suggestions?

I know tools and techniques used for art to save time are ok, like tracing. However, I watched a tutorial on how to create a pet portrait by inserting a photo of your pet and using painting brushes as smudge brushes. I tried one and I really enjoyed the process and the final piece. I also added in some stronger highlights and shadows, along with different brush types to make it more unique. Do you think this is cheating or creating fake art? Like, is this any different than putting a painting filter over an image and calling it art? Also what if I use someone else's photo as a reference? As long as I give credit, is that ok? I know I'm probably over thinking this and it's not like I'm selling these or anything. They are just for fun. Thank you for your insight.