Step 4Ĭreate a New Layer for a detailed sketch on top of the 'schematic sketch' layer. Feel free to work very loose here-don’t focus on any small features and details.

Start by searching a general shape of the silhouette, keeping the image rough and simple. I prefer to sketch with any shades of blue. Also choose any color you like from the Color menu in the top-right corner. Open the Layers panel, tap 'Layer 2', and rename it “schematic sketch'. We already have two layers by default: one layer with the background color and one empty layer. I choose the Uneven Tip brush from the Drawing Pencils set for loose sketching. I prefer to start my sketch directly in Procreate using a large textured brush. I was greatly inspired by the vintage style and by nature in creating this portrait. I start the process by gathering the reference images to take some inspiration and explore new ideas for my artwork. Tap to Create Custom Size and create a 3500 x 4000 px canvas size, RGB, 300 DPI resolution.

Tap the (+) icon in the top right corner to create a New Canvas. In this tutorial, I'm using an iPad Pro with the Apple Pencil and the Procreate 5.2 app.įirst, open the application.

How to color the image using a Gradient MapĪre you all set? Then let's start this portrait tutorial for Procreate! 1.

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