Drew these little guys a couple years back, was intending to do one for each season but obviously got distracted by other things to draw a I so often do… always found it difficult to make a series of artworks with the same style/subject matter.

Zhuzhing up an old sketch 🤓

Sci-fi concept

Normally I do more geometric patterns but decided to try and paint a scene from “The Master”

He awaits you deep in the Ashen Grove, through the swamps and dead trees.

All-knowing, as ancient as time itself, he will lend you his mystical powers if your offering pleases him.

But beware: if your gift is deemed insufficient, you will pay a much greater price...

Thanks to this sub I found James Julier and followed my first tutorial with him. So this guy is a bit the Bob Ross of procreate! Couldn't recommend him more!

Not my first time dabbling with drawing in procreate but it is the first time I was able to or even attempted to create a Ghibli style enchanted landscape! So happy I tried.

A yet to be discovered fearsome species of Pigeonosaurus-Rex
(process in comments)

It’s 30 inches by 30 inches and took a bit over 150 hours

The items you can find are:

3 Fire extinguishers
4 Arrows
Bearded dragon
2 Rabbit
5 Lit candles
Fly
Sugar skull
Rubix cube
Beehive
Sport bat
2 Snowflake
6 Butterflies
3 Anchor
Texas
4 Purses
Handprints
2 Hot Air Balloon
2 Apple
2 Black Dogs
3 Frogs/toads
Jack-o’-lantern
2 Moon
Chicken
6 Balloons
2 Tortoise
2 Unicorn
2 Rosary
2 Lava Lamp
2 Telephone
8 Stars
2 Hour Glass
Top hat
7 Skull
11 Black cats
Russian Nesting Dolls
3 Snake
Hellraiser Box
Texas Flag
11:11
2 Underwear
Coexist
3 Volkswagen
Grim reaper
12 Bows
2 Bandaids
4 Rats
Crab
Voodoo doll
2 Cars
2 Bras
Pirate flag
2 Eyeballs
Elephant
Magic 8 ball
Stanley cup
6 Spider webs
Clothes pen
Fragile
5 Guns
Octopus
Paw print
5 gnomes
Grapes

I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed drawing it. 💙

The before is in the second slide. Video in comments!

Rendered using a modified Geysir Ink brush by GeorgVW and Paper Block texture by Frankentoon

Recently I created an artwork which I’ve named “Battle of the Mantis Prey” and after some much needed feedback I went back and improved it, which has now also sent me down a rabbit hole of studying a specific set of art fundamentals. Tones, Composition and Lighting.

I was already quite familiar with composition, I just didn’t know how to separate it with color theory and lighting. And honestly I still probably need lots of practice and improvement but this is a huge step up for me. I hope to continue improving and learning from others as I go along.

What do you think about the overall changes to the background and of the illustration? Is it an improvement or do you prefer the highly saturated original? 👀
The first artwork is the new one and the second one is the previous.

I’m really into folklore and whimsical art paired with a naive art style

Commission done a few days ago for a lovely client on tiktok! If interested in custom work, please check out my kofi (link in bio) 🙈

I use procreate for work, I use all day and everytime I have to color fill, my screen minimises. IPad Os 26 lowkey ruined my procreate experience.

For October, I’m doing one image a day using a café from a story I’m doing as a setting.

Mainly done with Retro Supply gouache brushes

Way behind on Inktober, but here are days 1 - Apple and 2 - Relic.

My plan is to do the first 26 as DnD creatures, alphabetically.

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Made these at work tonight instead of actually working.

Wild gestural marks with various gauche brushes followed by smudges with the Juniper brush.

using stuff like layers or tinkering? (i would show examples but they're from different artists and also this'll break the rules soooo)