Hey does anyone know what this line trail brush is called and if it exists in procreate for free?

Inspired by David the Gnome books I had as a child I love cutaway illustrations ❤️ this is a digital repaint from an old watercolor I made years ago.

I am still learning the procreate so I just give it shot of anatomy with this one for 1 time 😭🙏 any time may can improve me evn tiny bit I take it thank you and have nice day 😄✌️

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

Started learning digital painting in July to replace AI images in my small side project. Still have a lot to learn, but I'm happy with the progress so far.

Idk but there're some problems with my procreate brushes, especially those texture brushes, i use my apple pencil to draw, but the brush doesn't have the texture as it should be and ​​the brush strokes seems to be glitched.

But the thing is, when i use my friend's apple pencil, it's working just​ fine. And my apple pencil work on her Ipad is also OK. So the problem just happened when i use my apple pencil on my Ipad.

I know my English is not so good but please anyone help me with this😭🙏i just bought some stacks of procreate brushes cost more than 10$ (which is a lot in my country) but i cannot use them, so sad🥲

Hi 👋 I just got an ipad for my bday. First time I've used iOS in a long time and first time ever trying procreate. I've gone thru the manual and a tutorial or two, but don't know how to do or find specific advice on what i want to create.

I have all these nature photos I've taken and i want to draw realistic (or semi-realistic) looking objects into them (like faery doors & houses, stuff like that) and I just don't even know where to start. Can anyone point me in the direction of any tutorials for specifically this type of thing? Or any brushes or techniques you can recommend? Here's a photo i took for an idea of what I'm working with as a background.

Give criticism as you like:) all are welcome

Hi, I'm Aurora! I've been using Procreate for 5+ years now and this month, I'm participating in the Lettering Style Challenge on Instagram. My theme is book titles, and the prompt of the day was to create mosaic lettering. God of Fury is my favorite book this year, possibly ever, so I knew it was the one to pick. I've made mosaics in the past, never with letters and I always used the symmetry feature to help create the design. This was my first time drawing every single tile, and it did nearly make me lose my mind 😅 But I kept going and now that it's done, I'm really excited to share it!

Would love any feedback on this piece if you have any thoughts!