r/ProCreate

A yet to be discovered fearsome species of Pigeonosaurus-Rex
(process in comments)

Haven't fed her roaches in years, this has to be several generations by now

Hey guys! So, this is what I’ve got so far for Inktober! I’m using this challenge to practice a technique I’ve always wanted to try: drawing without lineart.

Thanks to some new Procreate brushes, I’m really falling in love with the technique! Although I have to say, sometimes I still struggle with it, especially when it comes to flat surfaces (if you know what I mean haha).

Does anyone have any tips for this technique? Thanks! ^^

Hello this is my latest Procreate creation! This is the sketch phase and I'm going to be colouring with digital watercolor.

Not drawn anything for a little while, each time i pick up my ipad i feel like i’m still trying to find ‘my’ style (since i was a kid)
However there was something satisfying about this style, not sure if its the geometry or repetitive nature. Think i’ll do more in this style and experiment

I spent a lot of hours to enter this Spoonflower design challenge ("Patchwork revival") and now it's DONE. I wandered so much with the brief that I'm really glad how it came out!

A discovery for this one was a stitch brush (free on Gumroad, I don't remember the author's name but I'll look into it if you guys are interested)

And of course I entered my piece 6 minutes before the deadline.

Now... Relax time!

EDIT: the brushes are Georg's FREE STITCHES: 16 Progressive Sewing, Stitching, and Decoration Brushes

Rendered using modified Geysir Ink brush and Paper Block texture by Frankentoon

A friend recently passed away and I’ve been listening to Lorna Shore’s “Pain remains” trilogy a lot for catharsis. Here is my visual interpretation of all of the feelings I have.

Photo manipulation/collage. 6 photos from Unsplash used (Unsplash names listed at end). Screenshot of layers added just to show process without a timelapse video.

Photo credits (listed as usernames on Unsplash):

Fujuphilm
Oleg
Jackie Tan
Axel Eres
Evie S
Luigi Baccardo

Probably one of the most architecturally dramatic plants I've drawn, crown imperial.

U/underwhelming__charm was really fun to do this and Iam open from more trades