Amaryllis Creations by Genevieve Crabe
Digital Art, Classes, and More
I’m still playing with the WhipStitch Craft Kit for Procreate by Abbie Nurse (Uproot Brushes). You can see the kit here (affiliate link).
This is a gnome inspired by Jennifer Nichols’ Gnomes class on Skillshare.
The next two are based on my Quirky Portraits, Molly the cat, and Oliver the owl.
In this one, I used more of Abbie’s brushes, including screws and frayed edges.
And this is a mandala fabric collage using Abbie’s felt textures, buttons, and trim.
Here is a new free brush pack for Procreate, 55 flower stamp brushes.
I like to use flowers as decoration in my Quirky Faces and Quirky Animal Portraits.
Here is some more digital silk painting made with techniques I learned from Jennifer Nichols on Skillshare.
Here are two versions of batik circles, which include patterns from my free Procreate brushes.
This is a flower I made with one of my textures. I wanted to see what it would look like on a scarf (scarf from Printify).
I have several new things out this week. Two new packs of free Procreate pattern brushes, volumes 4 and 5, and a new Skillshare class, Using Patterns in Procreate.
Here are the two new brush packs.
If you like the brushes, this new class will show you my favourite techniques for using them.
This mandala was created using techniques from my Mandalas class and my Cut-Paper Techniques class.
This flower was created with Procreate brushes from my free Textures vol.1 brush set.
And this dot mandala was created with my free Circles brush set for Procreate.
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.
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.
