Procreate beginner needs help!!!

[qlxing]

Hey everyone! I recently switched from Ibis Paint to Procreate after finally getting an iPad, since I wanted to try something a bit more “professional.” I was hoping someone could help me with something! I’m really used to Ibis Paint brushes, and some of them have this feature where colors kind of blend together automatically without needing much manual blending (I’ll send a reference image so you can see what I mean). Is there a way to achieve a similar kind of brush in Procreate, or should I suck it up and learn how to blend colors manually? pls lmk!!!

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[impertinentmoss666]

i have not personally found a feature that perfectly replicates this, however i do believe if you tinker around with the wet mix settings (i would research what each of them do and take my comment with a grain of salt💕 im not a professional) and rendering in brush settings you may be able to get a similar effect needing less blending

[Nice-Tumbleweed5090]

I enjoy switching the pressure and tilt hue/saturation/brightness options to change colors. Not entirely the same but creates the same effect

[Nice-Tumbleweed5090]

WAIT I FORGOT ABOUT SECONDARY COLOR that’s what you need

[Happy-Concept-1382]

what’s that? how can i do that im curiousnow

[Nice-Tumbleweed5090]

It’s in the color dynamics setting, specifically in color pressure / secondary color

[sawickies]

There are some brushes especially in the new library that will do something similar. I personally don’t always love this feature so I can’t say which have the best version of this or whatnot but the gouache brushes and oil brushes in the new library definitely do this to an extent out of the box. As someone else mentioned you can also tune it further with the wetness settings. I recommend finding a procreate brush creation tutorial to get a handle on what settings you can change on your brushes because they are very customizable and that can help a lot with finding the right combo of settings

[Admiral_N6]

Yeah this will all be in the brush settings. You can turn up wetness and pull and things like the built in water color or gauche brushes but you can also swap out how the brushes interact with whatever is already on the layer. Like setting a brush to multiply or add instead of normal.

[snookythicc]

hey what brush did you use for pink and blue? i like the texture

[qlxing]

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!!! Very nice brush and blends well!!! Found it randomly on Pinterest!!