u/HentaiQueen69

I’m a freelance illustrator that specializes in watercolor. I’ve painted traditionally over the years, but learned that Procreate can give similar effects while also being more convenient (with the con being that some details are not as realistic as I’d prefer).

Freelancers, what’s your process like for contract work? Do you stick to traditional painting/watercolor or do you use the advantages of digital painting/Procreate for convenience and to save on time? Do you switch between the two? If so, how do you determine which process to go with?

I’d love to hear your thoughts!

I’m a freelance illustrator that specializes in watercolor. I’ve painted traditionally over the years, but learned that Procreate can give similar effects while also being more convenient (with the con being that some details are not as realistic as I’d prefer).

Freelancers, what’s your process like for contract work? Do you stick to traditional painting/watercolor or do you use the advantages of digital painting/Procreate for convenience and to save on time? Do you switch between the two? If so, how do you determine which process to go with?

I’d love to hear your thoughts!