Unsure of the robot’s colors, I used my iPad and Procreate to mock up some colors in a quick digital format. Randomly dropping colors into the robot drawing, I…
One of the daily drawings in my sketchbook stood out to me to have a name. I started with Crumb, then Scant, and then we landed on Nibbles. I…
I’m always learning about new features in Procreate from artist friends and the web. The other day I heard about the Symmetry Tool that allows you to mirror your…
Quick drawing of a bibliophile mouse. Using Procreate, I imported a photo of a felted mouse and traced its basic shape and outline. Then I removed the reference image…
Nimbus, the Wind Whale, can not resist the joy of lifting a kite. He pushes a gentle wind for the kite to make it dance, and his heart enlarges…
The drawing was inspired by a phrase I heard today when a woman described her cat killing a bird as her “little murder muffin.” It made me laugh how…
Quick little critter drawing of a rare dingo. In Procreate on the iPad, I like to start with some shapes from Liza Glanz’s kit, then challenge myself to turn…
You see these critters everywhere, intensely studying their phones and throwing back three shots of espresso. It takes a lot to amuse these content-hungry foxes.
With the paper mechanics worked out today I refined the tea cup design in Procreate. Dainty tea cup with a little bird.
Final version of the courthouse illustration.
Using a photo from my phone imported into Procreate and traced with black pen I was able to quickly capture the charm of this towns iconic building. While this…
Procreate sketch of bird walking with his flying friend the butterfly. Working on bent legs in motion and adding shadow.
Drawing in Procreate of a opossum with stubby arms and a round belly. Tried different fur texture and eye colors. Makes him look a little neurotic.
Just took a quick online course with Lisa Glanz ‘Using Procreate with Illustrator to Enhance Your Vector Drawings‘. In the class, I learned how to draw a character in…
Draw one scene and then draw the next as your answer to what happens next. It’s like drawing improv. Reflecting on this comic exercise I see some deeper thinking…
Working on characters holding things. Adding the thumb helped in this case.