2 other drawings :V
Procreate app as usual.
Procreate app as usual.
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
iPad Pro Share Your Drawings with iPad Pro + Apple Pencil
- Thread starter SamGabbay
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
Great work. Some of the best I've seen so far. Did you use layers? How do I accomplish the crosshatch technique that you use? You should upload a YouTube video of your progression through a picture, not a time lapsed video. I'd really love to learn from your work.
I second this request, your work is amazing!
Thirded.
This morning's sketches. Need to make my canvases smaller so I do not get such a smudge/blur effect on pieces.
Based on the right eye in this screenshot.
and I'm beamingly happy with how this right eye came out, based on this screenshot.
Last edited:
Thank you. Next time I work on something I'll try to capture a little video. I basically use the "Gel Pen" brush in Procreate, normally on the smallest brush size (1.0%). For larger background areas I'll use a larger brush.
I definitely use layers. It's the single most valuable asset to digital art. One tip I can give you if you're working in black and white, use the opacity tool (on the layer, not the brush) to control your values. In other words, draw in all black, then use the opacity tool to control your values. So I'll basically start from the darks first and work up from there.
The iPad Pro has been an amazing tool. I can simply zoom in so far on the specific section on working on. Not only that, I can erase when I mess up! Something I cannot do when cross-hatching with tradional pens. The 2nd Gen iPad Pro has much improved latency - I noticed it instantly.
Many thanks for the tips, will look forward to your eventual video. I am not quite ready for layers yet, but this is very helpful for whenever I go forward. The opacity in layers, very good idea. I use that a lot in photo manipulation, so I can imagine how well that will work in digital art.
Spent a little time with Paper by 53 and the Apple Pencil. Thinking of going to Procreate for layers and good reviews. Work is not complete, not great, but figured if more people saw mediocre work they’d be willing to share too.
Last edited:
Very happy with this. Makes me want to keep trying.
Quite happy with this one too, I find myself starting to catch mistakes and being willing to risk fixing.
The shadow cast of her eyelashes - well that is for take two. Otherwise, happy.
I do not think any art here is mediocre, I love seeing everyone's art.
Attachments
Last edited:
Thank you for the tips. I will be looking for your video as well. I just got my iPad pro 12.9 and the Procreate app. I have yet to use either, so at the moment I don't truly understand the usage and impact of the different terms (layers, opacity, etc) you've started. I will begin practicing soon. I have been scouring YouTube videos seeking info about the layering and other tools used in the Procreate app. Still have yet to grasp a majority of the concepts.
WOW!!! Such amazing creativity. Well done.2 other drawings :V
Procreate app as usual.
It's good to see the thread popping off with plenty of people posting their stuff.
Keep up the good work guys.
Keep up the good work guys.
You, @FairyCatInPink, @Jedimindtrick, @Miks123 and so many other talented folks have inspired me to keep pushing and not be afraid to post my art. There's so much talent here, it encourages me (no, really). The iPad Pro and this community has given me a lot of confidence just to give it a shot. Thank you all.
[doublepost=1499212222][/doublepost]
I love the fish! Very cool new art style, I enjoy how you change it up every so often.
Last edited:
All this talk of layers resulted in this tonight.
So glad you can make straight lines in Procreate.
This morning...as I improve I will probably start to risk coloring the eyes in as they as appear in the image. Right now, trying to get the feel for the eyes, so my brain seems to hiccup on drawing the irises darker. No biggie.
Last edited:
I love the glow of this.2 other drawings :V
Procreate app as usual.
Laziest fishnet stockings in history. first is a paintover of a photo I took with the contrast etc spiked, second is wet brush and charcoal type things in procreate.
well done! first one reminds me of Death from the Sandman graphic novels. very nice.
Testing the Reilly method of the drawing the head and drew this character over it. The method is really cool (geometry yo)...
Does anyone here know of anything that works exactly like Notes’ Pencil tool, but with more functionality? (Layers etc) - I obviously prefer Procreate but apples pencil implementation is pretty slick.. just slightly lacking features.
I like the bold colours and nice to see people with such varied styles. Devil dog is cute.
Thanks! People have told her that in real life too, haha.
Thank you again! Enjoying your pics too. Hadnt heard of Reilly method before, it’s cool how so many different systems people have come up with to get bits where they should be.Fantastic as usual.
Does anyone here know of anything that works exactly like Notes’ Pencil tool, but with more functionality? (Layers etc) - I obviously prefer Procreate but apples pencil implementation is pretty slick.. just slightly lacking features.
I like the bold colours and nice to see people with such varied styles. Devil dog is cute.
Thanks! People have told her that in real life too, haha.
Thank you again! Enjoying your pics too. Hadnt heard of Reilly method before, it’s cool how so many different systems people have come up with to get bits where they should be.
Hi Mixel,
apparently Forge might be something like Apple Notes. I've never used it, but according to this short article from Paste magazine it might be what you are looking for?
Update: I just found another app that is iPhone/iPad compatible (It is Pencil capatible, I just paired it)
Tayasui Sketches
Here is a link it at iTunes.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tayasui-sketches-pro/id671867510?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo=4
More info at
http://tayasui.com/sketches/
The Pro version has layers.
The Reilly Method, I stumbled across it while looking through art tutorials on YouTube. I am blown away. This is the artist whose Reilly Method how to is very easy to follow and understand (now applying this to images I am drawing from might take some time). You're right about so many illustration systems, it's a bit overwhelming for me, but I am having good luck on YouTube thus far.
I really like how you use various shades of black, white and gray in your art.
So much fun stuff here.
Last edited: