Another James Julier tutorial. It felt too flat to end with, so I kept adding more layers of mountains, trees, fog and birds. Now it feels a lot more alive, I’m happy. ^^ I’m starting to feel more confident in making it my own. Even if subtle. :-)

I posted the first nine days previously.

I’ve kept doing daily pics, some good ones, a few mid ones. At 14, I assembled them into a poster. Over the last few days, I've been trying different rendering methods. I’ll have to keep trying new things to get through two more weeks.

Mainly done with Retro Supply gouache brushes

Back in 2020, I drew by hand with pen and ink and colored pencils my homage to Jim Steranko's classic Hulk cover using Hellboy. Unfortunately, I moved and don't know what I did with the original image. I decided to redo in Procreate, basically, changing the dimensions to that standard 11X17in.

And bonus animation!

Usually this happens and it doesn’t make me mad but this time around I rrly like the sketch and I don’t know how to fix it. 🥹🙏

Also for her headpiece, it’s supposed to be these gold circular flat things layed on top of each other butttt I reloaded Pinterest and lost the reference so for the lineart I was kinda making things up as I go 🫩

Also are the face proportions weird cuz I flipped it too much.

Halloween doodles :)

First Procreate/digital art piece. Any thoughts and tips?

OC from a personal project

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

Painted this one in Procreate. I'm happy with the bubbles, but not sure about the composition Honest feedback welcome, what would u fix first?

Hello all, this is my second post,
I posted previously last weekend and then edited the post to add my insta link, it then got stuck in waiting for moderation for over a week =/ .. not too sure if you are allowed to link socials.. i don't see it in the rules, but i am inkistrator on instagram.

I'm coming from a 3D design background and I'm finding joy in making 2D based artworks as AI is taking over all aspects of my current job and killing my soul!

So I'm doing as much 2D based artwork on my daily commute! and being inspired by Stefan of Plastic Pen.
I am using some of my old 3D models as a base and to practice and get better at 2D based stuff!

All done in Procreate using Plastic playground brush pack.

I loved the Expectations MV so much I decided to do my own take.

Hi digital artists! Basically the title. Can yall tell me how you draw with multiple layers without procreate lagging? Am I doing something wrong? I draw with a lot of layers because coloring and stuff but then the undo button or the zooming gets really annoying, how do you do it? It’s the config of the canvas? Am I doing something wrong?

It’s because my canvas is big? (Less than a5 because I then print it), the dpi? (I use 500 but I dunno if it’s correct)

Probably it’s not the most efficient way of drawing and coloring but it’s just my way to do it and it works for me.

It’s a normal function of the app? The more layers the badder it becomes? Thank you so much for any help

hey so i’ve never really done digital art before but i’m an artist and i’ve been wanting to get myself an ipad to give it a go, probably using procreate or something similar, but i’m soooo confused on how to know which model ipad to pick.

i’m wanting to buy it refurbished maybe from like CEX or Reebelo or something similar, so not brand new, but there’s literally like so many models and gens and storage and sizes and all of them work with different pens?!? why is there like 4 different apple pencils omg?!?

i’m just like so lost on where to start. i know i want something with pressure sensitivity, enough storage, and i also know i don’t want a mini or one of the humongous ones either. so possibly an air? or just a regular ipad? but then like i don’t know what model is too old to bother with, but also anything too new is out of my price range (not that i have an exact number in mind atm but roughly anyway).

idk what im asking for here but maybe if someone could help out and give me a bit of a starting point of what to look at, or some info on the differences or what works best, or possibly what you personally use yourself? much appreciated :3