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Do you have an iCloud or iTunes backup? Maybe you can restore it that way Edit: nvm, I just saw procreate is turned off in iCloud. Maybe still worth checking out though, especially if you have an iTunes backup
I simply cannot understand why Procreate doesn’t add some kind of account-option so you can save your images within the app… It doesn’t make sense, all the good art programs have that
The last point is the most important. No one was born a top tier artist any more than any one was born a world class chef, Olympic athlete, or math guru. All require study and practice over time. People are quick to dismiss artistic skill as innate or god-given talent when it's really just years of practice (and plenty of not-so-good-looking pieces along the way). Anyone can do it - gate's wide open :) come in and draw!
I feel like procreate REALLY needs to fix the stack system and Delete art thing. We need to be able to recover accidentally deleted art on the app itself!! When it comes to “stacking art” no, get rid of that. I want to be able to make little organized “FILES” of art in procreate instead !!!
I’m glad to see someone else dislikes stacks lol. I don’t mind it being an option for people that do like it, but I would rather have files like you said.
i agree 100%, i have art stacks for each year passed in procreate js to look back n see improvement whenever i feel like it but they get SOOOOO messy sometimes xd
I wish I had watched this before I changed ipad😭 My smile is back. I realised that I hadn’t wiped my old ipad so changed the setting on it to icloud and I got it all back. Thank you for sharing these tips. You’ve made my day ❤ Definitely a new sub here
if you’re looking to get into digital art through procreate, picking an ipad can be tricky. so here’s my advice: ipad - the (relatively) budget-friendly option. still a powerful tablet and as you said, still enough for professionals. ipad air / mini - the go-to pick and what i would recommend for most people. especially since there’s a 12.9in option now! go for the mini if you want an extra-portable digital sketchpad (also great for reading and writing, both of which can be kinda awkward on a bigger ipad) ipad pro - the new ones are honestly overkill for 99% of people, so i would recommend going used here! you can find a refurbished M1 ipad pro for around $500-$600 right now and it’s actually an amazing deal. apple pencil - if your ipad of choice is AT ALL compatible with the second gen, get that one. otherwise, go for the first gen. simple as that aha
I got an iPad Pro that wasn’t used about one and three quarters years ago. It cost $1300, which is INCREDIBLY expensive, but I’m so happy I got it. Idk how big it is, I forgot, but it’s the same size as a typical piece of printer paper. It’s helped me so much even though it was expensive, it was a real upgrade from a $80 Android Tablet.
I lost every artwork except those I exported. Can you imagine losing every .psd file because you uninstalled Photoshop? I switched to Clip Studio Paint. I use ProCreate only for scribbles.
I lost all my work from one of my iPads because my ipad prioritised icloud photos over procreate and maxed the storage on procreate i still use it but i save out almost instantly timelapse and final image i lost thousands of image hahahah
I somehow managed to come across your video today. I recently treated myself to a new iPad for Christmas while I found time to find a apple pencil on sale not long ago so i can enter the world of digital art again n give it another shot with ProCreate. Really loved how well you explained these beginner mistakes to highly avoid and glad to have given it a watch through. It helped me understand fully on what not to do with making digital art now. I can't wait to practice digital art this year and get decent with it. Thanks so much Brooke.
heavy on the expensive tech, i have the basic iPad 9th gen 10.2in and i love it. The battery life isn't great but that's not a problem for me personally, but its great and still works really well. The Pencil as well is the 1st gen and works amazingly.
I work freelance and up until this year, I had been tied to my desktop computer all the time to work. When faced with the decision of purchasing an iPad to have my "compact art studio" readily available to me, I was initially super intimidated. Because I just was very hesitant to drop $1k on the newest iPad models. Imagine my absolute DELIGHT when I found Apple refurbished iPads on Amazon. For $300 I got a 12.9" 2016 model iPad Pro that is basically in brand new condition. It's been absolutely perfect and I've been able to work with Procreate without any trouble. I truly recommend this option for anyone who wants to break into iPad art without breaking the bank too
Kai, that is so such a great compliment, you warm my heart! Thank you! I'm working on a video about the new Procreate updates so fingers crossed I can show you something new in the next one, haha!
I made the mistake of deleting a bunch of pictures when I was trying to make a stack and was so devastated. But a few days later while deleting some old photos I found my photo trash and there were all those pictures I thought I lost. They were just jpegs but that was better than nothing😁😁😁
I wish I had known about the apple pencil sensitivity years ago when I bought it! (I got the cheaper usb one...). That could explain why I find it so hard to stick to drawing on my ipad when I acquired it for comfort and recreation in the first place. Your explanation about mistakes 3 and 4 was SO HELPUL!
Oh man, that's such a bummer about the Apple Pencil! It's such a bummer, cuz the advice is 'always get an Apple Pencil', but then there's one sneaky one you need to avoid at all costs. :facepalm: So glad the tips were helpful for you. :)
Totally true. You really don't need fancy gadgets to make digital art. When I first got started, I just made little doodles in MS Paint. As a child. As an adult, I still like to use MS Paint. Sometimes. It's a simple painting tool. But man, Clip Studio Paint is soooo much more powerful. I can draw curves in MS Paint easily, but it's even easier to draw curves in Clip Studio Paint. I only have Clip Studio Paint on desktop/laptop, connected to a mouse, as it is the perpetual license one-time fee that has attracted me to buy it. On iPad and iPhone, I use Autodesk Sketchbook (free app), and I have to admit, it's totally cool. I actually don't have an Apple Pencil, no, but I do have my fingers, and I just finger-paint. I do a lot of finger-painting. Believe it or not, the Apple Notes app is also what I use to make simple doodles, and I do that with finger-painting. My fingers are, of course, very imprecise, but the best I can do is a basic sketch.
Omg, you took me for a total throw back with MS Paint! Haven't thought of that in YEARS. But yes, exactly! You can make amazing art with all kinds of tools.
I think the bigger point is, learn how to draw, not how to use Procreate. I use only 3 of the built in brush for all my Procreate art and often times completely ignored quite a few features of the app, but the point is, it's more important to know how to draw first, then try finding the tools needed to draw it out, than to learn all the tools first and still have no idea when to use them. By all means focus on what you are drawing, not what tool you are using, and doing things the dumb way never hurts as long as you know what you are drawing.
I would add another one that I’m not exactly sure is a general problem, but the app forgets all actions when you open another software, even if Procreate is left running in the background. Say, if you’re messy like me and choose to resize your canvas to export an individual, smaller drawing, and have multiple other, bigger drawings in different layers turned off, you’ll want to return to the original canvas size before leaving the app. Otherwise, you won’t be able to undo it, and all other drawings that got cut in the process? that’s already done and there’s no way to get them back. It happened to me once, I had a minor breakdown over it, but the best way to learn how to work around this app’s frustrating quirks and oversights is to be VERY mindful of them. If you’re going to apply major changes to your artwork, create a duplicate, because Procreate doesn’t store versions of your files. Just in case you won’t be able to undo drastic actions.
I don’t know about you but mine doesn’t do that. I’m pretty sure it’s a setting you have to toggle because mine always remembers all actions no matter what I do with the app as long as the canvas is open.
@@grapeyv I've been extra careful ever since but now that you mention it, it might have actually been that. I can't remember for sure, since I must have done it so quickly that I didn't even notice, but closing the canvas might have been what caused the issue
I did both 1 and 2. 2 when I was making stacks and for some reason it deleted over 30 drawings instead of putting it into a stack and 1 by accident, instead of temporarily making room without actually removing (the option that’s build in) I removed it. Luckily both times I was able to get it back by resetting my iPad to the latest back up (I was smart enough to have procreate in the automatic iCloud backup, thanks past self) 😅
Super helpful video. Wish I had seen this years ago, especially information about threshold and resizing an image and why it becomes pixellated. Thank you. If you did a series on Procreate mistakes, I bet it would be popular.
i spent along time on this drawing i made once, and i was going to stack it with my other related art, and i thought i deleted it EEK! so i spend even LONGER making a new one.. and i found the original 😶 i was happy and not happy at the same time lol but amazing video!
Oh my gosh! I loved this video. I'm definitely going to look at your website for more drawing tips. Im not a beginner artist but lately ive been feeling unhappy with my art, and i want to learn digital art too. Thank you for making this video, im glad it found me :) ❤
This first tip is soooo golden. I wouldn't have really thought about it. I regularly backup my procreate files as psd files to the cloud - and I have a secret tip! Buy the cheaper ipad with less storage and you HAVE to do it all the time. haha. Otherwise I would never backup because I'm a lazy bum. :D
Of course I see this 2 days after I finally get procreate along with adopting my mom's iPad only to realize the stylus I have doesn't have pressure sensitivity ]:( What do I do if I cannot get my hands on a stylus with pressure sensitivity at the moment?
These are great! Do you know why this happens… When I try to copy a layer into a same size/resolution document, it pasts a tiny pixelated version. It won’t copy the original layer as it was in the original file. It hasn’t always been this way so it is very frustrating. Thanks!
Actually, getting an ipad and procreate 100% made me a better artist, and I say that after only a couple of days of using it. All the art I've ever done in procreate is so so so much better than anything I did before. It's just... Not exactly procreate that caused that and more the fact that I now can draw directly on the screen whereas before I had a super old wacom tablet 😂
As an Gen x, i manually backup everything. The cloud can be unreliable and auto save is BS. Never trust auto. Export, save to files or email them to your computer. Back. up. Everything!!
I broke my original Apple Pencil and could not afford a new one, but feel that I can still create my art without pen pressure, as it's simply a different strategy. My cheap one does have tilt, though.
There are two kinds of people: those who don't do backups and those who didn't do backups. Backup everything, not just procreate. Ideally in file formats that can be read by other apps too. And now and then make sure those backups actually contain everything important. Storage space is dirt cheap nowadays and definitely cheaper than losing something important.
I noticed at mistake number 3, you are using the case with detachable keyboard that I also have 😭 is there any way to fix the side of the speaker? I noticed like mine it’s a little bit loose, I think my parents were tricked into buying it.. now they’re saying im reckless with my stuff even tho it happens to everyone who has it. Had to buy a cheaper apple keyboard case alternative. Anyways thanks for the tips
Just tell them they’re wrong and provide proof. It’ll be up to them whether or not they wanna stay ignorant and blame you or finally listen to you afterwards.
Hi. I have a question I hope you can answer because your videos I can follow and learn from the easiest. I have plenty of memory, and I have been using procreate for about a year to a year and a half now. When in procreate it lags severely and then it locks up and crashes out. Do you happen to have a suggestion for correcting this? I am left handed and heavy handed but I don’t think that has anything to do with it. Any help or video you have is much appreciated. Thank you for the best videos out there in my opinion.
I have a friend who has a glitch in procreate TwT its where every line turns straight (she doesnt hold it after drawing) this also happens with different brushes and she once was like "maybe i need to delete and reinstall procreate!" and i was like "NO- /her name/ DONT DO THAT LMAO" but we still havent figured out why this has happened does anyone know the reason 😭
As a person who can’t always tell her own strength I can tell you right now no way would I spend the money on a Apple Pencil like that I do better with a drawing tablet and the ability to resize my brush I just don’t trust myself to use that type of technology well I can work well with pencil paper but that’s because I’m used to it and trust myself if I accidentally break or bleed through paper it’s fine if that happens with an expensive tablet it’s less so… however I will remember everything else because I currently work with ibas but I’m never against learning to work with new tools if I think it’s a good idea for myself. (I just the sensitivity just doesn’t sit right with me-)
Hi! My procreate app crashes when I try to open the color palette. NOTHING is working and I’ve started moving my 4 years of work off of it so I can delete the app but I’m hoping you have a solution for this so I won’t have to delete.
Check out the pressure sensitivity setting (under "pressure and smoothing"), there you can change how hard you need to press by changing the pressure curve.
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I learned about the backups when my son borrowed my ipad and deleted procreate. I cried.
That is heartbreaking! I am so sorry.
@@BrookeGlaser Thank you. It was awful.
BACKUPS???!!!!!! Oh my!
Little demon
Why did he delete it???
I just made the #1 mistake lol
Oh no!!
oh my god 😨
Do you have an iCloud or iTunes backup? Maybe you can restore it that way
Edit: nvm, I just saw procreate is turned off in iCloud. Maybe still worth checking out though, especially if you have an iTunes backup
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I pray foh u 😭😭😭
I simply cannot understand why Procreate doesn’t add some kind of account-option so you can save your images within the app… It doesn’t make sense, all the good art programs have that
Tought the same thing
The last point is the most important. No one was born a top tier artist any more than any one was born a world class chef, Olympic athlete, or math guru. All require study and practice over time. People are quick to dismiss artistic skill as innate or god-given talent when it's really just years of practice (and plenty of not-so-good-looking pieces along the way). Anyone can do it - gate's wide open :) come in and draw!
Well said!
I had Procreate offloaded at one point; not deleted, just offloaded, and when I redownloaded it everything was gone. Most tragic moment of my life.
I feel like procreate REALLY needs to fix the stack system and Delete art thing. We need to be able to recover accidentally deleted art on the app itself!! When it comes to “stacking art” no, get rid of that. I want to be able to make little organized “FILES” of art in procreate instead !!!
I’m glad to see someone else dislikes stacks lol. I don’t mind it being an option for people that do like it, but I would rather have files like you said.
I like the stacks, organizes my art.
i agree 100%, i have art stacks for each year passed in procreate js to look back n see improvement whenever i feel like it but they get SOOOOO messy sometimes xd
I wish I had watched this before I changed ipad😭
My smile is back. I realised that I hadn’t wiped my old ipad so changed the setting on it to icloud and I got it all back. Thank you for sharing these tips. You’ve made my day ❤ Definitely a new sub here
if you’re looking to get into digital art through procreate, picking an ipad can be tricky. so here’s my advice:
ipad - the (relatively) budget-friendly option. still a powerful tablet and as you said, still enough for professionals.
ipad air / mini - the go-to pick and what i would recommend for most people. especially since there’s a 12.9in option now! go for the mini if you want an extra-portable digital sketchpad (also great for reading and writing, both of which can be kinda awkward on a bigger ipad)
ipad pro - the new ones are honestly overkill for 99% of people, so i would recommend going used here! you can find a refurbished M1 ipad pro for around $500-$600 right now and it’s actually an amazing deal.
apple pencil - if your ipad of choice is AT ALL compatible with the second gen, get that one. otherwise, go for the first gen. simple as that aha
I got my 12.9 inch Pro model factory refurbished for $300 and I love it! I definitely agree it's a smart way to get an amazing deal
I got an iPad Pro that wasn’t used about one and three quarters years ago. It cost $1300, which is INCREDIBLY expensive, but I’m so happy I got it. Idk how big it is, I forgot, but it’s the same size as a typical piece of printer paper. It’s helped me so much even though it was expensive, it was a real upgrade from a $80 Android Tablet.
Omg, tip 3 is a game changer, thank you so much! I’ve been using procreate for 4 years and never knew about that!
I lost every artwork except those I exported. Can you imagine losing every .psd file because you uninstalled Photoshop? I switched to Clip Studio Paint. I use ProCreate only for scribbles.
I lost all my work from one of my iPads because my ipad prioritised icloud photos over procreate and maxed the storage on procreate i still use it but i save out almost instantly timelapse and final image i lost thousands of image hahahah
I somehow managed to come across your video today. I recently treated myself to a new iPad for Christmas while I found time to find a apple pencil on sale not long ago so i can enter the world of digital art again n give it another shot with ProCreate. Really loved how well you explained these beginner mistakes to highly avoid and glad to have given it a watch through. It helped me understand fully on what not to do with making digital art now. I can't wait to practice digital art this year and get decent with it. Thanks so much Brooke.
heavy on the expensive tech, i have the basic iPad 9th gen 10.2in and i love it. The battery life isn't great but that's not a problem for me personally, but its great and still works really well. The Pencil as well is the 1st gen and works amazingly.
I work freelance and up until this year, I had been tied to my desktop computer all the time to work. When faced with the decision of purchasing an iPad to have my "compact art studio" readily available to me, I was initially super intimidated. Because I just was very hesitant to drop $1k on the newest iPad models. Imagine my absolute DELIGHT when I found Apple refurbished iPads on Amazon. For $300 I got a 12.9" 2016 model iPad Pro that is basically in brand new condition. It's been absolutely perfect and I've been able to work with Procreate without any trouble. I truly recommend this option for anyone who wants to break into iPad art without breaking the bank too
As an avid procreate user I know most of the tricks at this point, but your videos are always so helpful and lovely so I enjoy watching anyway. ❤
Kai, that is so such a great compliment, you warm my heart! Thank you! I'm working on a video about the new Procreate updates so fingers crossed I can show you something new in the next one, haha!
I made the mistake of deleting a bunch of pictures when I was trying to make a stack and was so devastated. But a few days later while deleting some old photos I found my photo trash and there were all those pictures I thought I lost. They were just jpegs but that was better than nothing😁😁😁
Wow Mistake #3 is a LIFE SAFER, I used to hate the color drop tool because of the white space, I had no idea that was a feature. Today I learned.
I wish I had known about the apple pencil sensitivity years ago when I bought it! (I got the cheaper usb one...). That could explain why I find it so hard to stick to drawing on my ipad when I acquired it for comfort and recreation in the first place.
Your explanation about mistakes 3 and 4 was SO HELPUL!
Oh man, that's such a bummer about the Apple Pencil! It's such a bummer, cuz the advice is 'always get an Apple Pencil', but then there's one sneaky one you need to avoid at all costs. :facepalm: So glad the tips were helpful for you. :)
@@BrookeGlaser Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I am learning a lot from your videos!
Learning procreate now and this was great! Thank you!
Someone needs to make sure Procreate themselves see #1 and #2
Also I had no idea you could do #3 and #4. These are going to help out a ton! Thank you!
Me watching this 10 mins after I downloaded it 👁️👄👁️
Totally true. You really don't need fancy gadgets to make digital art. When I first got started, I just made little doodles in MS Paint. As a child.
As an adult, I still like to use MS Paint. Sometimes. It's a simple painting tool.
But man, Clip Studio Paint is soooo much more powerful. I can draw curves in MS Paint easily, but it's even easier to draw curves in Clip Studio Paint. I only have Clip Studio Paint on desktop/laptop, connected to a mouse, as it is the perpetual license one-time fee that has attracted me to buy it.
On iPad and iPhone, I use Autodesk Sketchbook (free app), and I have to admit, it's totally cool. I actually don't have an Apple Pencil, no, but I do have my fingers, and I just finger-paint. I do a lot of finger-painting. Believe it or not, the Apple Notes app is also what I use to make simple doodles, and I do that with finger-painting. My fingers are, of course, very imprecise, but the best I can do is a basic sketch.
Omg, you took me for a total throw back with MS Paint! Haven't thought of that in YEARS. But yes, exactly! You can make amazing art with all kinds of tools.
I think the bigger point is, learn how to draw, not how to use Procreate. I use only 3 of the built in brush for all my Procreate art and often times completely ignored quite a few features of the app, but the point is, it's more important to know how to draw first, then try finding the tools needed to draw it out, than to learn all the tools first and still have no idea when to use them.
By all means focus on what you are drawing, not what tool you are using, and doing things the dumb way never hurts as long as you know what you are drawing.
Well said!
I would add another one that I’m not exactly sure is a general problem, but the app forgets all actions when you open another software, even if Procreate is left running in the background. Say, if you’re messy like me and choose to resize your canvas to export an individual, smaller drawing, and have multiple other, bigger drawings in different layers turned off, you’ll want to return to the original canvas size before leaving the app. Otherwise, you won’t be able to undo it, and all other drawings that got cut in the process? that’s already done and there’s no way to get them back. It happened to me once, I had a minor breakdown over it, but the best way to learn how to work around this app’s frustrating quirks and oversights is to be VERY mindful of them.
If you’re going to apply major changes to your artwork, create a duplicate, because Procreate doesn’t store versions of your files. Just in case you won’t be able to undo drastic actions.
This is an excellent tip thank you!
I don’t know about you but mine doesn’t do that. I’m pretty sure it’s a setting you have to toggle because mine always remembers all actions no matter what I do with the app as long as the canvas is open.
@@grapeyv I've been extra careful ever since but now that you mention it, it might have actually been that. I can't remember for sure, since I must have done it so quickly that I didn't even notice, but closing the canvas might have been what caused the issue
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Really great tips, I’ve been drawing for years now and I definitely didn’t know about some of these!
I did both 1 and 2. 2 when I was making stacks and for some reason it deleted over 30 drawings instead of putting it into a stack and 1 by accident, instead of temporarily making room without actually removing (the option that’s build in) I removed it. Luckily both times I was able to get it back by resetting my iPad to the latest back up (I was smart enough to have procreate in the automatic iCloud backup, thanks past self) 😅
One of the best instructional videos ever! Thanks Brooke!
Super helpful video. Wish I had seen this years ago, especially information about threshold and resizing an image and why it becomes pixellated. Thank you. If you did a series on Procreate mistakes, I bet it would be popular.
i spent along time on this drawing i made once, and i was going to stack it with my other related art, and i thought i deleted it EEK! so i spend even LONGER making a new one.. and i found the original 😶 i was happy and not happy at the same time lol but amazing video!
This is really helpful except for a lot older ipads don’t work with the good apple pencils
Great pointers … I learnt a few things. And you have a great presentational style. 👍
WOW!! Thank you I was cry!!!!!
Oh my gosh! I loved this video. I'm definitely going to look at your website for more drawing tips. Im not a beginner artist but lately ive been feeling unhappy with my art, and i want to learn digital art too. Thank you for making this video, im glad it found me :) ❤
i didn't know number 3 tysm
I fairly get mistake #4 a lot, thank you so much for this! :D
This first tip is soooo golden. I wouldn't have really thought about it. I regularly backup my procreate files as psd files to the cloud - and I have a secret tip! Buy the cheaper ipad with less storage and you HAVE to do it all the time. haha. Otherwise I would never backup because I'm a lazy bum. :D
Thanks so much for these tips Brooke. For those of us who have Procreate but aren't tech savvy how do you get Procreate updates?
You fixed my color fill problem!!!!
Great
2:11 omg i have that problem so much 😭😭 i didn’t know that was a thing, thank you !! :)
Even if I back up my art, I will never delete my art apps. I think everyone should know the things you mentioned.
i made mistake #1 like 2 years ago and i still grieve all the art ive lost
I JUST DELITED PROCREATE AND REEDOWNLOADED IT BOFORE WATCHING THIS 😭😭😭😭😭 1:34
Of course I see this 2 days after I finally get procreate along with adopting my mom's iPad only to realize the stylus I have doesn't have pressure sensitivity ]:(
What do I do if I cannot get my hands on a stylus with pressure sensitivity at the moment?
These are great! Do you know why this happens… When I try to copy a layer into a same size/resolution document, it pasts a tiny pixelated version. It won’t copy the original layer as it was in the original file. It hasn’t always been this way so it is very frustrating. Thanks!
I learned to never delete ur art app from deleting ibis paint once (without backing up ofc) 😭
Im using ipad 9th gen on procrete and i can make like what clipstudio can. ❤
Anyone can learn how to draw, it’s whether they want to take the time to learn and practice
Actually, getting an ipad and procreate 100% made me a better artist, and I say that after only a couple of days of using it. All the art I've ever done in procreate is so so so much better than anything I did before. It's just... Not exactly procreate that caused that and more the fact that I now can draw directly on the screen whereas before I had a super old wacom tablet 😂
awwwwwwww thanksssssss
As an Gen x, i manually backup everything. The cloud can be unreliable and auto save is BS. Never trust auto. Export, save to files or email them to your computer. Back. up. Everything!!
I broke my original Apple Pencil and could not afford a new one, but feel that I can still create my art without pen pressure, as it's simply a different strategy. My cheap one does have tilt, though.
Definitely have learned the hard way that art isn't saved. I switched ipads and factory reset the old one before saving anything and lost it all
I remember making a vtuber for someone, having issues, deleting the app, aaand...... it's deleted. I had to re-draw it from scratch...
There are two kinds of people: those who don't do backups and those who didn't do backups.
Backup everything, not just procreate. Ideally in file formats that can be read by other apps too. And now and then make sure those backups actually contain everything important. Storage space is dirt cheap nowadays and definitely cheaper than losing something important.
When we uninstall the app, do we have to pay for it again ?
Why do I find out about mistake 1 after I did it 😭 I lost everything I built up… still confused why they don’t make accounts for procreate
well ty, i wouldn’t do that anyway but your voice it’s amazing! i love it! it’s perfect without irritating me, clean loud but small idk! 🤷♀️ lol
I noticed at mistake number 3, you are using the case with detachable keyboard that I also have 😭 is there any way to fix the side of the speaker? I noticed like mine it’s a little bit loose, I think my parents were tricked into buying it.. now they’re saying im reckless with my stuff even tho it happens to everyone who has it. Had to buy a cheaper apple keyboard case alternative.
Anyways thanks for the tips
Just tell them they’re wrong and provide proof. It’ll be up to them whether or not they wanna stay ignorant and blame you or finally listen to you afterwards.
I have Apple Pencil usb c and it has pressure sensitivity…
This just happened to me for second time. I’m devastated and will no longer be using procreate. I’m over it.
Hi. I have a question I hope you can answer because your videos I can follow and learn from the easiest. I have plenty of memory, and I have been using procreate for about a year to a year and a half now. When in procreate it lags severely and then it locks up and crashes out. Do you happen to have a suggestion for correcting this? I am left handed and heavy handed but I don’t think that has anything to do with it. Any help or video you have is much appreciated. Thank you for the best videos out there in my opinion.
Update it
I have a friend who has a glitch in procreate TwT its where every line turns straight (she doesnt hold it after drawing) this also happens with different brushes and she once was like "maybe i need to delete and reinstall procreate!" and i was like "NO- /her name/ DONT DO THAT LMAO" but we still havent figured out why this has happened does anyone know the reason 😭
I just accidently deleted a whole stack of dragon drawings i have made, is there any way. can get them back?!?!?!
Mine is not importing reference 😐
As a person who can’t always tell her own strength I can tell you right now no way would I spend the money on a Apple Pencil like that I do better with a drawing tablet and the ability to resize my brush I just don’t trust myself to use that type of technology well I can work well with pencil paper but that’s because I’m used to it and trust myself if I accidentally break or bleed through paper it’s fine if that happens with an expensive tablet it’s less so… however I will remember everything else because I currently work with ibas but I’m never against learning to work with new tools if I think it’s a good idea for myself. (I just the sensitivity just doesn’t sit right with me-)
Hi! My procreate app crashes when I try to open the color palette. NOTHING is working and I’ve started moving my 4 years of work off of it so I can delete the app but I’m hoping you have a solution for this so I won’t have to delete.
Did you try updating it
@@grapeyv it wont update the iOS for some reason and I have 36gb on there. Procreate is updated. I’m thinking it’s a corrupt palette or something
ppl who use flipaclip as procreate: I LOVE THIS APP
ppl who use ibis paint: i’m surprised… THE ADS BRO
I knew i would lose my art progress and my brush but i end up saving my brush and deleting it but i have to buy it back
Bad
Idea
i deleted procreate once and i didnt know it costed money (i was a sketchbook (the app) artist back then lol)
i use an iphone to draw
HOW!?
@@Cat_Eli1 i just do
I should have seen this earlier
Your house is so bright.
No way people actually delete an app 😮
I’d love to understand creating brushes better. I feel like I have to press so hard
Check out the pressure sensitivity setting (under "pressure and smoothing"), there you can change how hard you need to press by changing the pressure curve.
anyone dislike these videos with "stock clips"? I despise them!! Useful tips though!
❤❤
Apple Pencil pro: *clears throat*
MR BEANNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“Don’t oninstall..” 😂
Hi guys
Me watching this knowing dang well i'm too broke for an iPad and procreate
when you delete something it's deleted... wow