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@@kabocresencio638 yeah! I print on holographic sticker vinyl! It’s awesome and there are some really great options on Amazon for DIY stickers. I’m glad you found a printer you love! 😃

@@karapowers3209 pigment ink can smear easily and take forever to dry! 😫😵‍💫 My printer uses dye ink and I don’t get any smearing issues. You may want to experiment with different vinyl to see if one works better than the others for your printer. Maybe matte vinyl?

@@samu_snack I’m so glad it was helpful!!! 😃 I hope your stickers come out great!

I’ve noticed (on my iphone) with the new ios that all I have to do is open the camera app and it knows when it’s a document and gives me the option to scan to files! I need to see if it works on iPad, but if so, that’s a really great free option, too!

The max number of layers in Procreate depends on your iPad model and your canvas size. I often run into this issue when I'm illustrating book spreads or book covers because of the large canvas size. I'll get only 31 layers to work with on a canvas sized at 16 x 10", 300 dpi, for book spreads. This is not enough for my style of art. If I'm working on a smaller canvas I'll get more layers (something like 40 or 50 layers max). I use an iPad Pro 12.9" 3rd gen. Procreate is a paid app only. Unfortunately, they don't offer a free version, but it's reasonably priced around $13 as a one time payment. I've never used Ibis paint! It sounds interesting and I'm glad you don't get layer issues! Layer issues and merging things is so nerve wracking. I have to say, after being restricted to 31 layers, 100 layers sounds so luxurious! haha!

Yeah! Good tip! That’s a good way to save some layers, too!!! 😃 Even with merging things, I still run out if it’s a really detailed (or large) book spread! 🥴 So I started doing this workaround!

haha! I'm glad you learned something new!

I used the Procreate app to make my gif animations. 🥰

I don’t think the exact case is available anymore, since this is a few years old, but it’s a case like this 😊: www.amazon.com/dp/B091H9G9SK/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_0VJ0M83FFMX2Y6K6Z3VV?linkCode=ml2&tag=dianamcderm08-20

No! You cannot delete the app! But you can remove it from your home screen and use the custom shortcut icon to make your device look cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing. The app itself will remain in your app library.

@@MyMcDoodles okay thank you, noted 😊

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!

I don’t see why not! It could produce really fun results with all the texture from acrylic paint and canvas! I hope It works for you!

Oh good!!! You’re welcome! I hope you love your iPad’s new look! 🥰✨

I agree! It is too fast! Maybe I’ll make a slower one for us gen Xers! Haha.

Aw, I’m sorry you’re running into a problem! Can you give more info? Are you having trouble saving/exporting your font on Calligraphr? Or trouble with something from within the Procreate app?

Aw, thanks! That is so sweet! 🥰

You’re welcome! I’m so glad it was helpful! 🥰

Sometimes the colors appear duller on white copy paper vs. better quality paper or sticker vinyl. If your colors still appear dull on the sticker paper you plan to use, you can adjust the saturation of your images. Sometimes I have to increase color saturation up to 70% before printing to get the colors to look vibrant like they do on my screen. Hope this helps and hope you love that printer as much as I do! :)

Sure! Duplicate the photo layer and swipe two fingers to the right on the layer in the side panel to alpha lock it. Select whatever color you want the offset to be from your color palette. Tap the layer in the side panel again and choose "fill layer" from the pop up menu. Drag this layer below your picture and scoot it diagonally left or right to create the offset. Hope this helps! :)

That is very early in Oregon! 😴The classes are only shown live during specific times slots unless you have the All Access Pass to watch the replays. I hope you can catch some of the later classes! There's a lot in the lineup! 🥰

I had already cut the selection at that point. Sorry that wasn't clear! Here's how: After you make your selection, swipe three fingers down and choose "cut" or go up to the Actions menu (wrench), Add, then Cut. It will remove the selected area. Hope that helps. :) Here is a longer, more detailed video on removing the background in Procreate: czcams.com/video/ra3wsJmYZSc/video.html

You're very welcome! 🥰

I'm so glad it was helpful!!!!

You're welcome! I'm so glad!

You're welcome 😊

Our pleasure! 😄

You're welcome! I'm so glad!

Yay! You're welcome! That's great!!! 🥰

Wonderful! And thanks for adding that tip to help others!! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial!

You're so welcome!

You're so welcome!

Wonderful!

Great! I hope it was a success!

@@MyMcDoodles one dot yes. Trying it with others. I'm nervous of trying new things with art so I haven't yet. But I will soon

Thanks! So glad it was helpful!

Thanks a lot. I’m glad you enjoy my art. 🥰

Welcome to the channel! Happy to hear that you are learning lots of new stuff with my Procreate videos! 🥰

Oh gosh. Yes, that is what I used to do before I got the light bulb moment of the pdf link! I'm happy to pass on tips and so glad it was helpful! 🥰

Oh my gosh. Well, this should be a timesaver for you! I'm so glad it was helpful! 🥰

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!!!

Aw! You’re welcome! Have fun!!! It’s kind of addicting. 😅

@@MyMcDoodles I bet!!

Aw, thanks! I try to share little tidbits I wish I knew when I was starting! I’m glad it’s helpful!

I’m not sure! If you’re getting smearing issues, I’d check the type of sticker vinyl/paper you’re using to be sure it’s compatible with the printer. Also check your ink. Does your printer use pigment ink? That can take longer to dry. It sometimes just comes down to some trial and error to see which sticker vinyl works best with your particular printer & ink. I’d try a small pack of a couple different brands of sticker material and see which works for you! I hope you get some successful stickers printed!!!

@@MyMcDoodles thank you!

Yes. Exactly! Sorry this wasn’t more clear! But you can also paint the spots directly in Fresco if you wish and follow the same process with the color dropper tool!