Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Grab this week's free color palette here (make sure you've updated to the latest version of Procreate before downloading/installing): every-tuesday.com/fall-wreath-color
We used my paid set of watercolor illustration brushes for the entire project, available here (thank you for your support!): every-tuesday.com/watercolor-illustration
New to Procreate? Take my free course, Procreate for Beginners, here: learn.every-tuesday.com/procreate-for-beginners
For more Procreate design projects like this one, check out my playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOaLExfvXZWKiSx41F91WSZy4eDrPqj4c
Happy Tuesday! Today, we're revisiting one of my favorites: wreaths! This one is a little different because we're making an asymmetrical, semi-filled wreath and keeping plenty of room for some lettering in the middle. Together, we'll create our sketch layer and plan out our foliage-focused wreath, then paint over it with lots of fun, fall-colored elements. We'll finish it off with intertwined branches + lettering, and we're only using one brush set for all of it (my paid set of watercolor illustration brushes (linked above), but feel free to use any you'd like). This is a beginner friendly tutorial that's easy to customize + make your own!
Grab the free color palette (above) and your favorite brushes to get started!
I use the Paperlike screen protector on my 3rd gen iPad Pro (12.9", 256GB). More info here: paperlike.com/everytuesday
I'm also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd gen Apple Pencil. Check it out/pick it up here: every-tuesday.com/grip
This artwork was created on a 3rd gen iPad Pro (12.9", 256GB) along with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app.
If you enjoyed this tutorial, please subscribe! Check out past tutorials + pick up Procreate freebies over on my site here: every-tuesday.com
You can also follow along on Instagram (use #procreateit to tag your work!): instagram.com/everytuesday
Grab this week's free color palette here (make sure you've updated to the latest version of Procreate before downloading/installing): every-tuesday.com/fall-wreath-color
We used my paid set of watercolor illustration brushes for the entire project, available here (thank you for your support!): every-tuesday.com/watercolor-illustration
New to Procreate? Take my free course, Procreate for Beginners, here: learn.every-tuesday.com/procreate-for-beginners
For more Procreate design projects like this one, check out my playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOaLExfvXZWKiSx41F91WSZy4eDrPqj4c
Happy Tuesday! Today, we're revisiting one of my favorites: wreaths! This one is a little different because we're making an asymmetrical, semi-filled wreath and keeping plenty of room for some lettering in the middle. Together, we'll create our sketch layer and plan out our foliage-focused wreath, then paint over it with lots of fun, fall-colored elements. We'll finish it off with intertwined branches + lettering, and we're only using one brush set for all of it (my paid set of watercolor illustration brushes (linked above), but feel free to use any you'd like). This is a beginner friendly tutorial that's easy to customize + make your own!
Grab the free color palette (above) and your favorite brushes to get started!
I use the Paperlike screen protector on my 3rd gen iPad Pro (12.9", 256GB). More info here: paperlike.com/everytuesday
I'm also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd gen Apple Pencil. Check it out/pick it up here: every-tuesday.com/grip
This artwork was created on a 3rd gen iPad Pro (12.9", 256GB) along with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app.
If you enjoyed this tutorial, please subscribe! Check out past tutorials + pick up Procreate freebies over on my site here: every-tuesday.com
You can also follow along on Instagram (use #procreateit to tag your work!): instagram.com/everytuesday
