Trying out procreate.


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Procreate has been fun to play around with. I’m not sure I like the finished product, however I do like the drawing process up to the final line work. I think I’ll take a hybrid approach in getting up to the final line work, printing it out, and get it onto watercolor paper for a finished piece of flash. I like not having a stack of tracing paper to sort through. Feel free to tear me a new one. Tell me what you think.
thanks for looking,
-Evan
 

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Heres a line work and finished item, once you get the hang of it you can addd blends and shades, my colour palette consists of every tattoo ink that I have on my rack and that is all I use for colouring my pieces on procreate, there are some really good procreate groups on facebook.
Those look rad. I’ll definitely keep going with it. I do find it more convenient than setting up my watercolors all of the time. Not enough room at home for a dedicated space.
 

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