How to Intertwine Elements in Procreate
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- Everything mentioned in this tutorial is available here:
- Free color palette: every-tuesday.com/intertwinin...
- Monoweight Brush (Free when you become an email subscriber): every-tuesday.com/resource-li...
- Mono Marker Brush (part of my Font Lovers brush set): every-tuesday.com/font-lovers
New to Procreate? Check out my free beginners course here: learn.every-tuesday.com/procr...
More on masking in Procreate here: • iPad Lettering: Maskin...
Check out my other Procreate creative design projects on CZcams here! • Creative Design Projec...
In this week's tutorial, I share my method for easily intertwining multiple elements using layer masks in Procreate! Follow along as we create floral and foliage elements from scratch, then seamlessly intertwine them within some custom lettering.
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I love how the visual complexity of the finished product is really not so hard to do, but easy as I watch it manifest right before my eyes in this video. Great tutorial.
I'm having so much fun following these tutorials! My favorite is when you say "brand new layer" :)
Thank you for your tutorials! It has really elevated my work!
Superb video. So clear, well paced and well edited. Thank you so much. I use clipping masks a lot, but will do this as an exercise so I better understand masking.
Thank you so much Teela ... beautiful work and a really good tutorial as always :)
WOW, I love this project so much!! I can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing 🥰🥰🥰
Yay! Thank you!
I learned some very useful tools! Thanks again Teela!
Your tutorials are so detailed yet easy to understand and follow. Thank you!
Thanks Linda!
Thank you so much! Wonderful video, beautiful work!! 🥰✨
Thanks for watching!
You are wonderful. Excellent video.
Fabulous video. Can't wait to try this.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the help Teela great seeing the steps! ✨🌈🌿
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Love your vids, of course ❤️
Thank you!
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT. THANKS
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this outstanding video! What lovely art you make too. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into creating this content, it really helped me to understand Procreate better. Many thanks. 🙏
Thanks so much for watching! 💕
This was great to follow. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Wow! I found that one quite difficult but still enjoyable. I think I have a way to go with learning where to best place the elements to make the most of the intertwining. It will come with practice, no doubt. Thanks once again for a fabulous tutorial 💜
wow..nice art work
Fantastic video.
Thank you so much for your awesome videos. I Lean a lot from you.
Thanks for watching!
Hi Teela beautiful and well explained as ever. I noticed your layer were already "named" can yo do that before you actually have layers to name?
It may have seemed that way with the video editing (to save time), but I name my layers as I go, not beforehand
Another brilliant tutorial, great for beginners like me! Just finished it and tagged you on Insta. :)
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can possible in wacomo tablet same design
You can recreate the design in another program if you'd like, but these instructions are specific to Procreate on an iPad
Teela - do you use Affinity Designer at all? I use it to create seamless patterns but I'm def a beginner. If you do use it what do you see as the main benefits of using Procreate over it?
PS. I don't AI - too much like a aeroplane cockpit :) TIA
Hey Caroline! I don't - my expertise lies in Illustrator and their iPad app is set to be released this year, so I'll be using that on the iPad vs Affinity. The main advantage of any vector software over Procreate is that vectors are infinitely rescalable (so you can change the size as much as you'd like - unlike Procreate - without worrying about image quality deteriorating or any pixelation to your artwork) 👍
Teela Cunningham affinity has an illustrator and photo apps for the iPad out now. They are limited but the vector/node drawing is much better for those of us who can’t really draw :)
I can do the tutorials, but when it comes to my own projects, they are disaster.
I go through the same pain 😅