Mistakes — Everyone Makes Them — Let’s Move Into the Light!

“Gypsy Rose Lee of Kalamazee, In Kalmazong, Mazoo, Has Looked in Her Ball –Oh!  Wonder of All– I See what she Saw was You.” Jacki Kellum Gypsy Rose Lee Jacki Kellum Illustration Reworked in Procreate Several years ago, I started a journey toward learning how to make art on my iPad in Procreate. I created…

Contour Drawing Is a Way to Explore and Truly See Your Subject Matter – Jacki Kellum Contour Drawings – Both Traditional and on Procreate

Seeing is a type of looking at something that involves a detailed recognition of all of the object’s physical traits–as well as seeing into the object’s spirit–seeing the essence of the subject.  Looking is a physical type of viewing. Truly seeing is more spiritual.  Artists and writers must be able to see. Contour Drawing is a type of…

How to Adjust An Image You’ve Drawn in Procreate #LetsProcreate

The Most Obvious Way to Alter an Image in Procreate is the Eraser Tool–Which is on the Upper Right Menu. The Procreate Eraser Tool Works Like an Eraser on a Traditional Pencil — It Erases! The Procreate Eraser Tool Is Located in the Upper Left Menu: On the image above, the eraser tool is labeled…

How to Work with Color – Procreate for Beginners – #Lets Procreate 3

Image Credit: Procreate Handbook To access and mange the color in your Procreate project, click on the Color Button, which is labeled 5 in the above image. Color Select, adjust, and harmonize the color in your creation. Do this using various interface options to suit your workflow. Save, import and share palettes, plus drag and…

How to Use the Brushes in Procreate #LetsProcreate 2

Image Credit: Pancreate Handbook Brush Button Shaped like a paintbrush, the Brush button sits in the top right menu bar of the Procreate interface. On the above image, it is labeled 1. Tap it once to activate the Brush tool, and tap it again to bring up the Brush Library. Image Credit: Procreate Handbook Procreate…