I have created two new sets of pattern brushes for Procreate. Go to this page to see a video preview that shows some ways you can use the brushes.

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I have created two new sets of pattern brushes for Procreate. Go to this page to see a video preview that shows some ways you can use the brushes.
I took a great Skillshare class by Jennifer Nichols on recreating the look of Scandinavian folk art. Here are a couple of my paintings.
In this first one, I added some faux stitching detail to the painting. You can see a detailed view below.
Here is a second painting. For the detail on this one, I tried to emulate the look of dimensional paint.
Here is my second set of Procreate brushes. You can go to this page and follow the links for preview videos and download links for all my brushes. The preview video for this set shows all the brushes in action, and includes sample artwork.
Recently, I discovered a wonderful set of Procreate brushes by Alaina Jensen that reproduce the look of alcohol inks digitally.
The background in this piece is a scan of real alcohol ink, to which I added some digital alcohol ink with Alaina’s brushes.
This one was done entirely in Procreate. I put the alcohol ink on a black background, which is not really possible in real life because of the transparency of the inks.
In this one, I started with a cut-out version of one of my mandalas, and used one of Alaina’s brushes in several colours for the background.
This final one is another hybrid painting. I started with a texture I created with real alcohol ink, then I added some extra texture with Alaina’s brushes in green and gold. Then I added the black octopus silhouette, and use another one of Alaina’s brushes in red and orange for texture.
Hi everyone! I have just published my first set of Procreate texture brushes.
Here are a few examples where I used these brushes for textures or backgrounds. You can find the brushes, including a video, under the Freebies menu, or you can click here.
Some more mandalas with different techniques. The first two were made with techniques from my Mandalas class and my Liquify Everything class on Skillshare. Click here to see all my classes; if you’re not yet on Skillshare, you can get two months free.
This one was based on one of my free mandala designs. The colour was added using a techniques from Jennifer Nichol’s Skillshare class: How To Get A Wax Resist, Batik, Or Painted Silk Look In Procreate On Your iPad.
Here are some of my recent mandalas. If you are interested in creating mandalas, check out my online class Mandalas in iOrnament and Procreate.
These are two versions of the same mandala, using different 3D techniques.
These are also two versions of the same mandala, using techniques from my class Liquify Everything in Procreate.
This digital painting was done in iColorama and Procreate, using techniques from several of my classes.
This was a fun one. I took one of Robin Mead’s colouring pages, and turned it into a cut-paper painting.
This one was done using similar techniques using a colouring page by Gal Shir.
I love the Liquify tool in Procreate. I this class, you’ll get a tour of all the settings and options, and then how to create great liquified artwork, and how to apply liquified textures to interesting projects.
If you’re already on Skillshare, you can find the new class here.
If not, click here to get 2 months free on Skillshare.
You can take all my classes, and choose from thousands more.
If you don’t see the video preview below, click here to see it on YouTube.
Here are a few pieces I created using the techniques from my upcoming class, iPad Artistry: Liquify Everything in Procreate.