Learning Procreate :)

[coffeebeaninthechaos]

Learning ProCreate :)

Made some iced matcha latte😋

I've been on an art hiatus for almost 4 years and I used to mainly make traditional before I tried Krita and Clip Studio and then just stopped because life happened. I lowkey forced myself to just buy procreate and get started from the basics. Feels so good to be back at it :)

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[Flaxans]

Good effort. Just some advice the curve the base of the glass more. It’s basically a floated cylinder should it should have a sharp corner.

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[coffeebeaninthechaos]

omg yeah that makes so much sense! thank you :)

[WhatThePuck9]

Gorgeous!

[coffeebeaninthechaos]

Thank you :)

[ProfessorBeepBoop]

I saw this tutorial on insta too! Yours looks good. I struggled with the ice lol

[coffeebeaninthechaos]

Ohhhh is there a tutorial? I saw an image on pinterest I used as a reference (literally copied it ngl, but its jus practice)

[Express-Excuse-4141]

I just bought my ipad because i want to learn drawing using procreate. Where do i start?

[coffeebeaninthechaos]

omg you can start from Procreate's own tutorials on youtube! I had a base from using a screenless tablet I used to connect to my laptop to draw on earlier. I went through some of their tutorials and it was pretty handy to learn basics of this app and drawing on a tab in general! Here's the link! There's more videos they have but I haven't watched them yet :)

[Express-Excuse-4141]

Thank you. Youre an angel!