r/ProCreate • u/Fantastic_Falkor778 • 1d ago

Artwork From A Tutorial Adding my own twist

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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. :-)

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u/SayWhat-1969 1d ago

Beautiful! These tutorials have been indispensable for me, they are the perfect way to learn how to use Procreate.

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

I'm not new in procreate, but still learning a lot! Mostly how he uses light intrigued me to follow his tutorials. Happy I found him being named here. 🤗

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u/SayWhat-1969 1d ago

You mentioned that you are intrigued by the use of light. Do you like urban landscapes? Tatyworks on YouTube has some really good video tutorials also, she recently did a city-view painting that had a lot to do with the lighting. Happy painting!🤙🏽

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

Oh! Thank you will look it up. 😊

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u/SayWhat-1969 1d ago

Also, do you have any recommendations for a Dreams tutorial?

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

I don't use Dreams so can't help you there. I did see it being used in a different post though. Maybe ask there?

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u/Nayfunn 1d ago

Cant wait to see your own! Apply your learned knowledge and you will make great art
I’ve followed 2 of his so far, thinking of doing a couple more then starting my own

This one looks great

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

Thank you! I'm also going to do a couple more before completely letting go of the tutorials. And when I succeed in that, to paint them on canvas will be the next step. 🙏🤗

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u/alteregosrule 1d ago

Looks beautiful!

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

Thank you. 🙏

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u/kaiserr300 1d ago

Wow , gonna try this one too

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

Yes! And feel free to post your result too here. 😊

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u/Technical-College475 1d ago

This was me! I’m not the best at this but really enjoy trying

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u/Fantastic_Falkor778 1d ago

We learn by doing! If it gives joy there is nothing to stop you getting better drawing by drawing. 🤗 Quite sure this is a different tutorial btw. He has two mountain cabin ones. 😉