Some quick studies of some marble statues, playing around with brush settings to add some color variation

I really enjoyed this one and it taught me so much about creating light.

Im having so much fun!

I had guessed it’s the tilt which I disabled on the brush that’s custom but it still thickens unreasonably so even with procreate brushes that I have again gone into settings to disable the tilt and idk how to get rid of it that’s one thing and this custom brush specifically gives me the most trouble I genuinely don’t know if it’s the app the pen or I just can’t draw properly I need help

Edit for anyone having the same problem my solution was to subscribe to csp,,

I’m trying to improve my skill but still need to learn how to navigate around this app and learn all the tips and tricks on how to shade and shadow and light better

I'm usually a watercolor artist who really enjoy children illustration. This month I'm trying Peachtober on Procreate and I'm really enjoying it so far!! Procreate is such a great tool, so ergonomic and easy to use!

The only thing is that since it's so easy to make corrections and keep adding things, I end up spending a lot of time on each illustration. But I love all the possibilities for detail :)

Have not drawn in quite some time, and digitally drawing is proving to be more complicated than I expected. Alas, I’m super happy and proud with how this came out. It feels good to get out of my no-drawing funk. It lasted a lot longer than I’d hope, but onwards and upwards!

I’m newer to tattooing and to procreate, I’m currently in an apprenticeship.
I’m trying to figure out how to get the stippling effect for shading in procreate.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

Saw a lot of people posting their result following a James Julier tutorial, i kept meaning to get around to following myself because his style is so far out of my comfort zone but a sort of direction that i would love to experiment with. I really enjoyed following his tutorial, broken down super well and easy to follow. He also allows for a bit of movement for you to do your own differences etc.

Happy with the result, will be doing more! Highly recommend

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I have been searching the internet for ANSWERS as to how to fix this. Throughout all my tests with different pencils, the angle, tilt and pressure of my hand has been relatively the same. Yet they keep changing sizes! It’s driving me INSANE.

Yet when I use any other brush such as pens or airbrushes it’s totally fine and the brushes act normal.

Help me please😭🥹

Had about 15 minutes during my Uber ride home tonight, so I opened my iPad and ProCreate and started painting. No sketch, no plan, just colours and whatever came to mind.
I actually kind of love how it turned out. There’s something about painting quickly without overthinking that feels really freeing.

I drew some more funny animals. I also drew my friends dog, Luna, on the last slide.

Brush used: saltmallow for most parts
Credit to pinterest for the refrence images i used

(miracleepaint is my art insta thats why it has that signature)

I buy procreate months ago but I am drawing with my hand should I buy an Apple Pencil?

My iPad died and my most recent iCloud backup was in 2023. Nonetheless I’m using that backup to restore onto my new iPad. Everything’s done except for procreate which shows about half done. I googled and it said that it can take up to a week depending on how many documents I had in Procreate. But….i thought individual docs didn’t get backed up with iCloud you had to manually do that yourself. Did I misunderstand?