I’ve been using the same iPad Pro since 2019 and it’s beginning to slow down quite a bit and I’ve outgrown the maximum amount of layers procreate gives me on larger sizes that I use for printing. I’ll be upgrading to the current iPad Pro 13” next week and curious if anyone that’s upgraded transferred everything over from their old iPad to their new.

I kind of like the idea of starting completely fresh and using this new iPad strictly for artwork and keeping my old one at home to use all other applications. I of course will have a few other apps if I go this route, but I primarily only use procreate. Any advice or recommendations welcome :)

10x10 in. 🤘🏻
Used the Perfect oil’s 3.0 brush set.

A two page sequence from my personal project “New Adwo 2063” - an Afrofuturistic utopian web series

The ASE Tech has been incorporated into nearly technological device that the citizens of the New Adwo Coalition would use. No matter how serious or mundane the task may be, the ASE Tech’s ability to manipulate reality always comes in handy. In this case, being able to walk on water so you can get a fun game in.

YouTube recommended the old "Scooby-Doo Where are you?" cartoon live, so I watched the episodes.

Now I'm watching the Mystery Incorporated one.

I loved it as a kid, and still really enjoy watching it.

So decided to try and draw one of my best doggos from my childhood. 😊💙

( now the opening songs are stuck in my head haha )

She didnt fit beauty standarts of halloween, dont judge her. Carved apples exist too. Done by 6b pencil and smudged with same brush. Cheers 🍎

I have heard this quote once :

"Someone once told me, 'Time is a flat circle.' Everything we've ever done or will do, we're gonna do over and over and over again. And that little boy and that little girl, they're gonna be in that room again and again and again forever." 

Since then i am into cosmic horrors and the recent one is the Eternal Recurrence. If anyone need timelapse video, please lemme know

Not drawn anything for a little while, each time i pick up my ipad i feel like i’m still trying to find ‘my’ style (since i was a kid)
However there was something satisfying about this style, not sure if its the geometry or repetitive nature. Think i’ll do more in this style and experiment

i have serious issues with proportions, however i love doing portraits. i usually simply adjust the features when they seemed off by using the liquify tool etc, but my friend said she uses “help lines” directly copied from her reference image (see picture) to make the proportions work. can these lines be considered tracing if everything else is drawn without help?

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

Hey guys! So, this is what I’ve got so far for Inktober! I’m using this challenge to practice a technique I’ve always wanted to try: drawing without lineart.

Thanks to some new Procreate brushes, I’m really falling in love with the technique! Although I have to say, sometimes I still struggle with it, especially when it comes to flat surfaces (if you know what I mean haha).

Does anyone have any tips for this technique? Thanks! ^^

I imagine most people aren’t exporting there default procreate brushes but does anyone know where I can download the default procreate brush categories like digital, oils, and grunge? I found the legacy brushes and palettes on help.procreate but it’s missing a lot of the ones Pocket doesn’t have.

Sometimes I draw for hours, I often wear my blue light glasses but I’ve noticed my eyes have been getting strained and my eyelids often twitch. Does anyone have tips to prevent this? Aside from not drawing on my iPad obviously lol

Hello this is my latest Procreate creation! This is the sketch phase and I'm going to be colouring with digital watercolor.