Every TuesdayI’ve got a quick tip for you this week! Procreate has changed their text tool several times since it was first introduced and if you’re still learning the program, this part of it can get pretty overwhelming. In today’s video, I share how I use the text tool, keep all of the options straight and easily make edits to typeable text without any broken glass in the process 😉
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
How to Use the Procreate Text Tool without LOSING YOUR MINDEvery Tuesday2022-04-05 | I’ve got a quick tip for you this week! Procreate has changed their text tool several times since it was first introduced and if you’re still learning the program, this part of it can get pretty overwhelming. In today’s video, I share how I use the text tool, keep all of the options straight and easily make edits to typeable text without any broken glass in the process 😉
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Paint a Winter Gouache Bouquet in Procreate | ADVANCE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-12-06 | I’ve been playing around with my new Bouquet Maker brush set non stop lately and combining it with some of my past brush sets to see what I could come up with. Once I started experimenting with the gouache set, I knew I had to share this process!
This one’s definitely on the more advanced side, but if you’ve taken my new Flat Florals course or my free Procreate for Beginners course, you’ll be all set for it!
Looking for more Procreate tutorials + freebies?! 👉 Head to my site: every-tuesday.com 👉 Free Procreate brushes + swatches: tuesdaymakers.com
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.9) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Palette 01:10 Plan Custom Bouquet 01:45 Choose Floral + Foliage Elements 06:55 Paint in the Gouache Style 17:45 Background Color + Lettering
---------------------------------------------------------------Seamless Holiday Lights Pattern in Procreate | INTERMEDIATE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-11-22 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements (7 day free trial available!)
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.9) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Palette 02:00 Lettering + String 06:05 Break Pattern into Quadrants 08:00 Complete the String of Lights 13:40 Make them Glow 15:00 Test the Pattern
---------------------------------------------------------------Flat Florals in Procreate [Course Trailer]Every Tuesday2022-11-08 | Flat Florals in Procreate teaches you how to create beautiful and balanced, *reusable* floral bouquets in the flat style.
The flat style is composed of solid colored organic and geometric shapes, absent of gradients and texture. But don't let that fool you! This style can be expansive with variation opportunities by adding simplified, solid details, flat style depth and more.
#flatflorals #procreateit #tuesdaymakers #everytuesdaySpooky Skull Animation in Procreate | INTERMEDIATE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-10-18 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements (7 day free trial available!)
I’ve been playing around with several different Halloween-themed animations, trying to pick the right one for this year, but once I landed on this one, I knew it was the one. It’s definitely a little different than what you usually see from me, but the (surprisingly easy) animated flame/smoke effect was something I couldn’t resist sharing.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Quick Tip: Convert Flattened Artwork into Layers in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2022-10-04 | At some point in Procreate, most of us have experienced the frustration when we realize we painted more than we should have on the same layer. This is especially painful when you’d like to put an element behind one and in front of the other. If this is final artwork, then redrawing would be required to maintain line quality, but if you’re trying out some ideas, there’s a quick way to convert that flattened artwork into layers that I wanted to share.
This tip works best for solid colored artwork (vs. gradients/shading) and it’s a process you can easily adapt for replicating elements, too!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Paint a REUSABLE Sketchy Fall Bouquet in Procreate | INTERMEDIATE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-09-20 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements (7 day free trial available!)
The *slightly* cooler almost-fall temps here in Georgia have been dreamy this past week. We took a bunch of nice (humidity free!) walks and even visited Gibbs Gardens (gibbsgardens.com) for the first time. I felt so inspired after the trip to Gibbs that of course I spent hours doodling flowers afterwards. It also got me thinking about the different ways to use that floral artwork and that’s where today’s tutorial comes in 🌼
This week I’m sharing not only how to paint a sketchy style fall bouquet (no drawing experience necessary!), but how to save it out as a transparent graphic and then how to use that graphic on 3 different applications. So it’s basically 5 tutorials in one: paint a fall bouquet, save it as a transparent graphic, then how to make 3 different designs with it. Get ready for lots of fun this week! 🤩
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Paint Messy Watercolor Backgrounds in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2022-08-30 | In this video, you’ll see how easy it is to make any kind of abstract watercolor backgrounds with the messy watercolor brushes, but what I’m *most* excited about is one of the biggest procreate tips I’ve shared to date. You know how Procreate crops off any artwork that goes beyond the edges of your canvas? Well, I’ve got a workaround that you’ll want to use + remember! 😉
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Easy Peeling Paper Effect in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2022-08-16 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements (7 day free trial available!)
I love experimenting with simple illusions in Procreate - especially when it comes to paper and stationery. My latest idea was to see if I could create a peeling paper effect and apply it to typography. Once I got it working the way I imagined it, I couldn’t wait to share it with you! This one is wayyyy easier than it looks, too - aren’t those always the best? 😉
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------3 Easy Floral Envelope Designs Anyone Can Make in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2022-08-02 | To celebrate my new hand drawn envelope stamp set, this week, we’re making some envelope art! And if you’ve been here for any length of time, you already know that means we’re bringing florals to the party 🌸
I couldn’t pick a favorite project, so this week’s tutorial is 3 put together 😂These are all beginner friendly and quick to create!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Procreate Animation for Beginners - How to Create a Birthday SparklerEvery Tuesday2022-07-19 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements (7 day free trial available!)
It’s been far too long since I’ve shared an animation tutorial, so this week, we’re creating an easy birthday sparkler! If you have a basic to intermediate understanding of Procreate, but haven’t explored animating yet, this tutorial was made for you :)
We’ll start by creating our base illustration, then create a new canvas and set the flattened artwork as our background layer. Next, we’ll start creating our different frames and I’ll share my favorite animation + export settings so it’ll be ready to share once finished! 💥
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
👉 Website: every-tuesday.com 👉 Instagram: instagram.com/everytuesday (Use #procreateit to tag your work!)AMAZING Timelapse Trick in Procreate | Remove Background Images!Every Tuesday2022-07-05 | I discovered this trick a couple weeks ago and I couldn’t wait to make a quick tip video to share it! If you use reference images (or any temporary image to influence your work) in Procreate, you’ve probably noticed it’s always a part of the timelapse replay. Well, not anymore!
This week, I’m sharing how to guarantee no image you use in any of your Procreate artwork will ever appear in the timelapse replays - it’s a realllllly simple step that you’ll want to use for everything going forward!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.6) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Dry Media 3D Lettering with Outline + Inner Shadow in Procreate | ADVANCED TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-06-21 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements (7 day free trial available!)
3D lettering is definitely up there with my favorite things to make in Procreate. The texture in the dry media brush set we use is so beautifully varied that it lends itself perfectly for unique 3D lettering pieces!
We’ll be adding more complex details to the lettering like an outer stroke, inner shadow and cast shadow, so if you need to slow me down at all, hit the gear icon in the bottom right of YouTube’s player + adjust the playback speed ;)
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
#MadeWithEnvatoMake a Pattern Lettering Brush in Procreate | INTERMEDIATE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-06-07 | Ok you guys, just *one* more pattern tutorial 😂This was too fun and too easy to resist sharing. The last couple of pattern tutorials were definitely on the more advanced side, but this one is perfect for intermediate/ambitious beginners!
We’ll start by making our lettering brush and I’ll show you an easy way to preview/adjust the pattern before adding it to the brush. I share all of my brush settings and then we start playing with it! You’ll see how to apply it to shapes for quick wreaths and then we’ll fill out our summery lettering with florals and foliage accents, finished off with some paint splatter and a watercolor paper texture.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro along with their pencil grips, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Seamless Pattern Brush in Procreate | ADVANCED PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-05-24 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements
This week, I’m sharing how I make seamless pattern brushes in Procreate. But this is soooo much more than just a standard pattern brush tutorial. I’m also sharing how I add transparency and texture to those brushes, alllll of my pattern brush settings *and* how I use color dynamics to create soft gradients 🤩 There’s a TON of info packed into this one and the possibilities really are endless!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Paint Messy Watercolor Lettering in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2022-05-10 | The messy watercolor style is so versatile: add as much or as little mess as you’d like, but make sure nothing is perfect! Let the perfectionist pressure go and simply have fun making a mess 😉
While my new course (every-tuesday.com/messy-watercolors) focuses heavily on illustration, I thought it would be fun to share how I apply this style to lettering this week. This will give you a peek into the messy process and you can even use the free sampler brushes I gave away last week for it!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro as well as their pencil grips. More info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Course Trailer: Messy Watercolors in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2022-05-05 | My new course, Messy Watercolors in Procreate, is now open for enrollment! Learn how to paint *and* print digital messy watercolor artwork directly in Procreate!
This has been one of my most requested tutorials so far this year, and today, it’s live! In this video, I’m sharing the process I follow for creating a seamless, simple repeat pattern in Procreate. By the end, you’ll have a pattern that seamlessly repeats on all four sides, and you’ll see how to test it to check it, too 🍋 Use this method with any subjects you’d like and when you’re done, upload the pattern square to your favorite textile site, or add it into Photoshop and have more fun - that pattern square is all you need ✨
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro *and* the Paperlike Pencil Grips, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Magical Moth in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2022-03-22 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements
One of Spring’s first cues here in the south are moths flying around porch lights in the evenings. This sent me down a rabbit hole of ideas and searching through pages of moth photography 😂There are just.soooo.many! And many beautiful ones I had never seen before. Instead of just illustrating a moth, this week, we’re adding a little doodle magic and lots of fun, gritty texture. ✨
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using a Paperlike pencil grip on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 01:30 Place the photo 02:30 Outline moth 04:05 Add color fill 08:15 Wing design 09:30 2nd wing design 11:30 Background line art florals 13:30 Add dots
---------------------------------------------------------------Spring Florals Polaroid in Procreate | INTERMEDIATE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-03-08 | Last week I mentioned we’d be creating something fun with Polaroid stamps this week and here it is! Today, we’ll be making flat style Spring florals intertwined with a Polaroid photo frame and finishing it off with hand lettering ✨
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Polaroid Maker Brush Kit for Procreate | How to Use!Every Tuesday2022-03-01 | This is a demonstration of how to use my Polaroid Maker Brush Kit for Procreate! The brushes are compatible with the Procreate app for iPad, version 5.2.5 or newer.
Questions? Leave a comment!Weekly Planner Design in Procreate | ADVANCED PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-02-22 | My friends from Archer & Olive got in touch recently to tell me about their line of Procreate assets! Once I saw their calendar stamps, I knew I had to add them to a design, so this week, we’re creating a digital weekly planner, all in Procreate. We’re even putting it into a spiral bound notebook we’ll make from scratch, too!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Color Theory in Procreate | Create Custom Color Palettes with Me!Every Tuesday2022-02-15 | I’ve had numerous requests recently for a vid explaining how I create my color palettes, so that’s what we’re talking about this week! This video focuses on my favorite go-to method which I’ve found to be pretty fail safe. You may not have seen this method before, so I hope it’s one you’ll enjoy and continue to use! 🎨
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Draw Floral Postage Stamps in Procreate | INTERMEDIATE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-02-08 | We’re finishing up this year’s Valentine’s Day love series with some floral postage stamps! I released my new set of brush stamps a couple of weeks ago, so I wanted to share a really fun way you can use em ;) I could draw these little floral stamps all day long 😍 Here are a few of my favorites! 💕
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2.5) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Wildflower Heart in Procreate | INTERMEDIATE PROCREATE TUTORIALEvery Tuesday2022-02-01 | Today is part 2 of my 3 part Valentine’s Day love series! This week, we’re creating a variety of loose wildflowers packed into a heart shape. We’ll finish it up with some simple hand lettering and a mini heart swirl, using one brush for all of it.💕
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Doodle Style Coffee Mugs in Procreate | PROCREATE FOR BEGINNERSEvery Tuesday2022-01-25 | I’ve got a 3 part ‘love series’ leading up to Valentine’s Day this year and today is tutorial no. 1! These will all be beginner-intermediate skill levels, so if you’re a more advanced user, there’s plenty of opportunity to take the designs in any direction that you’d like. This week, we’re getting things started with a little coffee date ☕️
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Easy Wreath Calendar Design in Procreate | PROCREATE FOR BEGINNERSEvery Tuesday2022-01-11 | To keep things extra organized this year, I thought it’d be fun to create a new calendar design! For this one, we’ll be creating a versatile wreath that can be used for any month of the year. I’m also sharing a new method I’ve come up with for creating uniform spacing within the calendar no matter what size 2D grid you use :)
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
--------------------------------------------------------------- #procreatetutorial #procreate #procreateappPaint Winter Watercolor Floral Borders in Procreate | PROCREATE FOR BEGINNERSEvery Tuesday2022-01-04 | What better way to start a new year than with some fresh winter watercolor florals?! This week, we’re creating border elements and saving lots of time by reusing the main elements, but also painting in some one-off foliage to increase variety. There’s a lot of layer practice in this one, so if you’re brand new to Procreate, your layering knowledge will be solid after following along ;)
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:35 Post It Note 01:45 Paint in the Flowers 08:10 Quick Leaves 10:50 Duplicate Cluster 11:30 Add in Extra Foliage 13:40 Background Texture 14:10 Add in Lettering
---------------------------------------------------------------How to Draw Complex Ribbons in Procreate | ADVANCED Procreate TutorialEvery Tuesday2021-12-28 | I’ve had a few requests for advanced tutorials lately, so we’re closing out the year with my most advanced tutorial to date! If you’re brand new to Procreate, you’ll want to take my free course before tackling this beauty. We’ll be combining selections, masking variations and depth effects, along with determining hierarchy within our ribbon folds. Even if you are a more advanced Procreate user, my hope is that you’ll still learn a few new tricks you can carry with you into the new year ;)
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
--------------------------------------------------------------- #procreateapp #procreatetutorialPaint GLOWING HOLIDAY LIGHTS in Procreate | Intermediate Procreate TutorialEvery Tuesday2021-12-21 | It’s time for our final tutorial (no.6) in this year’s holiday series! But don’t worry - I still have a New Year’s design up my sleeve for next week ;) Today, we’re creating holiday lights, surrounding them with evergreen elements and then making our bulbs and lettering glow! I’m labeling this an intermediate tutorial, but there are a few advanced skills thrown in, too, if you’re up for an extra challenge.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:30 Background Color and Lettering 01:30 Add the Bulbs 03:35 Paint Bulb Tops 05:30 String the Bulbs 07:55 Evergreen Elements 09:30 Pine Sprigs 10:25 Big, Supporting Leaves 11:10 Make it Glow!
--------------------------------------------------------------- #procreate #procreatetutorialWarm Wishes! Draw Whimsical Mittens in Procreate | PROCREATE FOR BEGINNERSEvery Tuesday2021-12-14 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool assets you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements
🖌 The brush set we used for this tutorial is available here: https://1.envato.market/AoRAzR **Use the Soft Pencil Small brush for the lettering and the Soft Grain Pencil for the snow**
It’s time for tutorial no.5 (of 6!) in my holiday tutorial series! This week, we’re creating drawing mittens with flourishing strings, hand lettering and a soft snowfall.
✅ Any brushes you’d like! I used the Procreate Pencil Brushes from Envato Elements: https://1.envato.market/AoRAzR (get 70% off your first month with this link: every-tuesday.com/envato-coupon ) ✅ Color Palette (free): every-tuesday.com/mittens-color
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
--------------------------------------------------------------- #procreate #procreatetutorial #procreateforbeginnersCreate Festive Flat Style Foliage in Procreate | Procreate for Beginners Holiday TutorialEvery Tuesday2021-12-07 | It’s time for tutorial no.4 (of 6!) in my holiday tutorial series! This week, we’re painting festive flat style foliage in a chunky, asymmetrical border. We’re creating all of that foliage with just one *free* brush, too!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:40 Leaf Elements 03:10 Holly Leaves + Berries 04:40 Add in Background Color 04:45 Add in Leaf Details 05:50 Pine Details 06:50 Add in Lettering
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Holiday Gift Tag with Gouache Details in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-11-23 | It’s time for video no.2 (of 6!) in my holiday tutorial series! This week, we’re creating a playful gift tag, surrounded by gouache details. Use the gift tag to write sweet notes, quotes or holiday greetings!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
--------------------------------------------------------------- #procreate #procreatetutorialBe Merry! Easy Evergreen Doodles in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-11-16 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool things you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements
🖌 The brush set we used for this tutorial is available here: https://1.envato.market/0JyAPN
We’re kicking off my annual holiday tutorial series this week with tutorial number 1 of 6! I’ve got a bunch of fun projects for you this year that you’ll be able to repurpose however you’d like for both digital and stationery needs! Today, we’re starting with some easy evergreen doodles using chalk brushes for that nice hard + soft feel, then finishing it up with hand lettering and a textured, two toned border.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.2) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Digital Lettering: 5 Lettering Enhancements Anyone Can Do in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-11-09 | I’ve got a fun lettering project for you this week that you can use for any of your holiday social posts or stationery! In the video, we go through 5 different lettering enhancements, compiling each one onto the one before it. You can use any of these individually or stack them just the same, so there are plenty of options to make it your own.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Quick Tip: Lettering on a Curve in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-11-02 | When it comes to lettering in Procreate, I’m often asked how to create lettering on a curve. Unfortunately, Procreate doesn’t currently have a way to type along a path (which would be the perfect template), so we have to get a little creative, but it *can* be done! This week, I’m sharing two ways you can do it.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
--------------------------------------------------------------- #procreatetutorial #ipadletteringSpooky Spider Lettering Animation in Procreate using ONE BRUSH!Every Tuesday2021-10-26 | With Halloween closing in on us this coming weekend, I couldn’t let it pass without something to celebrate! This week, we’re creating some multi-colored glowing outline lettering, adding some spider webs and even including our little friend dangling off of one of the letters. We take it even further by adding in a simple animation to the spider, too! And we’re only using one brush for all of it!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
#procreate #procreatetutorial #letteringDraw 3 Fall Doodle Wreaths in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-10-19 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool things you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements
🖌 The brush set we used for this tutorial is available here: https://1.envato.market/P0VVW6
Time for some fall wreaths! Always one of my favorite tutorial occasions each year :) This year, though, we’re making 3 of them and we’re doing them all in a doodle/sketchy style and keeping things loose and fun - these are all made up of simple shapes that - I promise you - anyone can draw!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
👉 Website: every-tuesday.com 👉 Instagram: instagram.com/everytuesday (Use #procreateit to tag your work!)Washi Taped Fall Post-It in Procreate using FREE BRUSHES!Every Tuesday2021-10-12 | I think it’s pretty clear that I love cute polaroids + post-its and how easy it is to make them lift from the screen 🤩 After making a set of free washi tape stamps (linked below), I couldn’t stop myself from drawing more!
This week, I’m bringing you a fall themed post-it that uses all free brushes - two of my own and one in Procreate’s default library. It’s the perfect element to display all of your sweet fall messages whether you use hand lettering or typeable text.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
#procreate #tutorials #procreatetutorialPaint a Vase of Fall Florals in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-10-05 | I’ve been making little flower doodle bouquets using my new free set of vase stamps, so a big bouquet was definitely in order! We’ll be densely packing this vase and adding in several types of seasonal foliage to bring in all those cozy fall vibes - and it’s beginner friendly, too!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Leafy Depth Illusion in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-09-21 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool things you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements
🖌 The brush set we used for this tutorial is available here: https://1.envato.market/Kezegn
I just loooove a layered illusion, especially when it’s made of really simple elements where your eyes don’t have to focus on a zillion things at once. What’s better is being able to replicate that same process with any element! Today I’m sharing a really simple method for an impactful depth illusion and we’re doing it all with *one* brush. Use this on stationery, social media posts, quote graphics...you name it!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Strawberry Gouache Painting in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-09-14 | Ok, I know summer is coming to an end (I’m probably in the minority here, but I’m not ready!) and we’ve had the sweetest little wild strawberries growing by the country roadside in Georgia, so this is me clinging onto what’s left of the season in one last summer-ish tutorial. Plus, how cute and delicious does this little gem of a berry look?! 🍓 (Don’t worry, I’ve got brand new fall tuts in the queue, so they are on their way!)
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:40 Setting up the canvas 01:00 Sketching the elements 03:20 Painting the strawberry 04:55 Painting the flowers 07:15 Stems + Leaves 09:30 Lettering
---------------------------------------------------------------Watercolor Line Art Bouquet in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-09-07 | I’m revisiting a favorite this week - line art with watercolor! I wanted to keep the palette super simple with this one (only 4 colors!) and we freehand everything with simple imperfect shapes and lots of satisfying smudging.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:36 Create the layout 02:00 Paint the stamens 02:45 Paint the stems 04:00 Paint the leaves 04:50 Add color to the petals 05:30 Make it messy 07:00 Add the line art 09:30 Add the lettering 10:15 Final details 11:30 That's a wrap!
---------------------------------------------------------------3D Lettering for Beginners in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-08-24 | In this video, we’re focusing on embellishing lettering with some simple, but striking 3D effects! We’ll begin by centering stacked lettering, adding an inline, then we’ll add in that 3D goodness with an extrusion, extrusion details, an extrusion long shadow and we’ll finish it off with a hairline highlight.
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:37 Setting up the canvas 01:30 Create the lettering 03:11 Add the inline 03:30 Create the extrusion 05:20 Add extrusion details 07:35 Create the extrusion shadow 09:30 Add the hairline highlight 10:40 3D Lettering in Procreate course 10:50 That's a wrap!
---------------------------------------------------------------Washi Taped Flowers in Procreate | Intermediate iPad Illustration TutorialEvery Tuesday2021-08-17 | Shout out to this week's sponsor, Envato Elements! See all the cool things you can download here: every-tuesday.com/envato-elements
We're returning to flat style florals this week, but with a twist! We'll be making things more complex by adding in some washi tape and creating a warped shadow to give the impression the flowers are lifting up from behind the tape! We'll also be using all free brushes for this entire piece 😉
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9", 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I'm also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Adding Depth to Lettering in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-08-10 | I’ve had a few requests for advanced tutorials, so if you’re up for a challenge, this week’s tutorial is for you! This is one of my favorite depth effects when it comes to lettering; I love how it starts out completely flat and things pop forward more and more as you go - soooo satisfying! You can use this same effect on overlapping shapes or even your favorite font if you don’t want to use lettering - win, win!
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:45 Setting up the canvas 01:15 Create the base lettering 02:00 Adding shadows 04:15 Masking the shadows 06:15 Softening the mask 08:10 Create the highlights 09:00 That's a wrap!
---------------------------------------------------------------Line Art Florals for Beginners | Procreate TutorialEvery Tuesday2021-08-03 | Spoiler: anyone who freehands beautiful line art florals practiced them by tracing or copying them at some point in time. Instead of just tracing them this week, we'll be pulling a section of florals from an existing bouquet, customize it to fit our needs, then bring it to life by adding some digital watercolor with pretty blends to finish it off. Although it starts with a basic trace, it finishes with a completely original piece of work you can use for any occasion. ✨
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9", 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I'm also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
---------------------------------------------------------------Make a Custom Neon Procreate BrushEvery Tuesday2021-07-27 | This week, we’re making a custom neon Procreate brush! Becoming familiar with the basics when it comes to custom brushes can be so powerful in personalizing any brush to fit your needs. And what could be more fun than a brush that glows when you use it?! If you’d like to change up this one’s shape, I’m also sharing how to make any brush appear to be glowing 😉
✨ This artwork was created on a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses
00:00 Intro + Supplies 00:23 Setting up the canvas 00:45 Creating the brush's shape 02:05 Making it glow 03:06 The brush's settings 04:48 Testing the brush 05:40 That's a wrap!
---------------------------------------------------------------3 Ways to Install Custom Fonts in ProcreateEvery Tuesday2021-07-20 | I’ve got a quick tip for you this week when it comes to installing fonts in Procreate! Whether you downloaded a free otf, ttf or zip file of your font, I’ll take you through exactly what you need to do to access it and use it in Procreate...all in 5 minutes!
✨ This vid was recorded using a 5th gen iPad Pro (12.9”, 256GB) with a 2nd gen Apple Pencil using the Procreate app (v.5.1.8) ✨ I use the Paperlike screen protector on my iPad Pro, more info here: every-tuesday.com/paperlike ✨ I’m also using the NimbleGrip by Uppercase on my 2nd Gen Apple Pencil: every-tuesday.com/grip ✨ When not in use, I keep my Apple Pencil in the NimbleStand: every-tuesday.com/stand ✨I recommend any iPad listed here for working in Procreate: every-tuesday.com/ipads as they all allow for pressure sensitivity. I only recommend an Apple Pencil because of its reliability compared to other 3rd party styluses