Procreate Guide.

Designers, illustrators, and digital artists use Procreate to create both personal and professional work. When paired with an Apple tablet or iPhone (with the Procreate Pocket app) and a stylus, Procreate has the tactile feel of traditional art, recreating tools such as pens, paint, and pencils, but with all the advantages of digital art, including quick deletion, instant sharing, and access to a vast array of resources.

Due of the popularity of brushes, textures, and typefaces that may be incorporated into Procreate projects, we are aware that a large number of our users are employing Procreate. In fact, Procreate was a consistently popular search keyword in Graphics and Add-Ons on Elements.

Procreate for iPad is a terrific and inexpensive application that can be used for digital artwork and animation, but it may take some getting accustomed to if you've never used a program like Illustrator.

It will take some time to learn how to use Procreate as a novice, but there are a few tips and tactics you may not be aware of that will help you immensely along the way.

Knowing how to draw a perfectly straight line or how to utilize a clipping mask to give shade and complexity to a form can elevate your Procreate artwork to the next level. You'll be an expert at generating seamless patterns with Procreate in no time!