Child in a T-Shirt  – Jacki Kellum Drawing in Procreate

My number one go-to pencil for Procreate is the 6B pencil, which you can find under the hood of the Sketch brushes.

At the highest intensity, the 6B pencil makes a dark mark, but if you reduce the opacity of the brush, you can create lighter marks.

You can also alter the mark’s darkness or lightness by taking advantage of this brush’s pressure sensitivity.

Just as you would in a traditional pencil drawing, you can shade with your 6B Procreate Pencil held on its side. Bottom Line: With the Procreate 6B Pencil, I can draw the way I have always drawn [with practice].

Cow – Jacki Kellum Traditional Pencil Drawing

Tree – Jacki Kellum – Drawn in Procreate

Rabbit – Jacki Kellum  Pencil Drawing Created in Procreate

I used some other brushes when I created the Rabbit Drawing in Procreate.

Step 1: I Outlined the Rabbit with Procreate Pencil 6B

Step 2: I added some shading with Max’s Brush Sketchy Sarmento

Step 3: I washed in some of the darker areas using the wet brush: Wet Glaze

Step  4: I added sketching details with both Pencil 6B and Max’s Sketchy Sarmento

 

Child in a T-Shirt. I used the same tools, and my palette color was: #3e3e3e

Boy with Dark Eyes – I used the same tools, and my palette color was: #3e3e3e

I used the same settings for Ringlets, too.

For Ringlets, my palette was: #6f6f6f and #3e3e3e