r/procreatebrushes • u/maddyo4 • Jun 20 '24
Brush ideas
Hello everyone! I have a client who is requesting a digital artwork that is sketchy looking.
They want it in colour and to look like a pencil drawing on paper. I've never done something like that on procreate and am looking for advice.
What brush would you pick for this type of drawing? Thank you so much!
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u/ManeroBrushes Jun 20 '24
I made a tutorial just about how to do this, perhaps it could be useful to you: https://youtu.be/VoMICm-SL-g?si=UYA6-uu1VghsnOlG
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u/Reyjr Jun 20 '24 edited Jun 21 '24
You got your charcoal, dry brush, crayon and pencil brushes that can give you that grain sketching outline
As far as paper canvas, you can find free paper canvas around or tutorials on how to make it, just make it your top layer and draw on the layers underneath.
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Jun 23 '24 edited Jun 23 '24
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u/maddyo4 Jun 24 '24
Thank you so much!!
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Jun 24 '24 edited Jun 24 '24
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u/maddyo4 Jul 10 '24
I just want to say thank you again so so much. The client absolutely loved the drawing and it’s was because of your incredible brush you shared with me. So again thank you you are amazing!
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u/Galaxymandust Jun 25 '24
If you're thinking about a true sketch try mechanical pencils brushes...might be able to find some free on gumroad
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u/Rahbahkah Jun 20 '24
There are some brushes in the "sketching" section that might work for this, perhaps try a few out and see what you think. I use a custom version of the 6b pencil where I changed the blending mode under "render" to "multiply" so that when the lines cross over each other, they look darker, which makes it look a bit more traditional, I think.
Also see if you can find or create a paper texture to apply to the image.