Tap the Adjustments arrow and move it slightly, to give it an off-register look. This will allow you to fill in the leaves on the layer below, even though we haven’t drawn any shapes in that layer.įill the leaves with a Mid-Teal Bluish color using Color Drop. Now delete the sketch layer.Īdd in a new layer below the layer with your linework. Use your sketch as a guide to draw in your final linework. In the Calligraphy Panel, pick the Script Brush. Now, reduce the opacity to about 50% and then move to work on the Greenery Layer. Use a Dark Gray color, moving onto the sketch layer. Next in the Inking panel, select the Dry Ink Brush. Then use the Transform arrow to shift the position of this layer slightly. Switch the layer blend mode to Add, and reduce the layer opacity of the Glow Layer. In the Adjustments Panel, tap the Gaussian Blur Option and slide the pencil across the screen to adjust this to your desired amount of blur.
Use a solid white to fill the selection via Color Drop. With this selected, move down to work on the Orb Glow layer. In the layers panel, select the layer contents of the Orb layer. Now, tap edit shape and keep it on “circle”, but by tapping outside of the shape, you can move it around and resize it. Switch into the Calligraphy Panel and select the Monoline brush.ĭraw a circle, hold to allow it to snap into a QuickShape, and without lifting up the pencil, tap finger to the screen to make a perfect circle and then release Use a cream color, and automatically you can see a very faint texture that shows up through the color in the background. Next, change the background color by picking from the July Vibes Palette But because this is a blend mode, the texture will pass through anything you paint on the layers below. Because we don’t have anything on the lower layers, you can't see any of the texture yet. Select General Overlay Brush and with one single stroke paint over the entire canvasīack in the layers panel, change the layer opacity to 85% and set the Blend Mode to Overlay. Make sure to keep the blend mode to normal so you can see what it looks like. Set the brush opacity to 100% and brush size to 100% Then, click back into your primary color (black) to ensure this is what your brush will paint with.
In the Color panel, set the primary color to Black and the Secondary Color to White This brush set has some specific settings we’ll need to use for the colors. We’re using a texture from the Uproot Brushes Overlay Brushes Pack, which is a massive pack of a bunch of really cool overlay brushes that use blend modes and dual-color settings to add depth and texture to the canvas. Start working in a 4000x5000 pixel canvas at 600 DPI and add several layers. If you want to follow along exactly, here are the steps:īegin by using the Default Procreate Brushes and some overlay brushes from Uproot Brushes.
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This tutorial uses my July color palette, a FREE brush (you can snag it in my Pronto Pack Resources) some default Procreate Brushes, and texture from the awesome Overlay brush pack from Uproot Brushes, which I’ve been using a lot lately and LOVE! You can also use any texture you already have. This is totally approachable for Procreate newbies and pros alike - techniques covered include Gaussian Blur, Layer Blend Modes, using Color Drop, and adjusting the Pressure Curve. Lately, I've been fawning all over these minimalistic wall art prints, so I wanted to try my hand at replicating this look with some botanicals in Procreate. Learn to paint Modern Botanical Art Print in Procreate.
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