You can draw on an iPad with an Apple Pencil on the Procreate app, which you can use to sketch, paint, and illustrate. To draw with Procreate, select a brush and color from the toolbar at the top of ...

Procreate, pioneer and leader in the iPad illustration space – and two-time Apple Design Award winner – has unveiled its newest app that aims to make it easy to “create rich 2D animations, expressive ...

iPad illustration pioneer Procreate has officially launched its new app called “Dreams”. It’s designed to make it easy to “create rich 2D animations, expressive videos, and breathtaking stories.” And ...

Learning how to use Procreate will open up all kinds of opportunities. Procreate has quickly become my go-to digital painting app. Thanks to the portability of the iPad Pro, its appeal to me was to be ...

If you're an artist who works in Procreate, PenPad will save you time, effort, and wrist strain. Recently, PenTips reached out to inform me about the PenPad Kickstarter. I took a look at the device ...

Procreate, one of the world’s most popular illustration apps, has unveiled Procreate Dreams, a new animation app for iPad that will be released on the App Store on November 22, 2023, as a single-time ...

You can add brushes to Procreate by downloading .brush files onto your iPad. New Procreate brushes can be downloaded or bought from a variety of websites. To download ...

Procreate, maker of its eponymous digital illustration software, has announced its upcoming iPad animation app Procreate Dreams. Procreate has long been popular with illustrators as it set the ...

You can use Procreate with 3D models to create incredible drawings faster. For most of my career I’ve been creating 2D drawings that will eventually be transformed into 3D. In this tutorial, I’m going ...

It’s hard to believe that Procreate was first released a decade ago. While it spent many years overshadowed by Adobe product acceptance, more artists are fully embracing this astounding program that ...

Welcome to Tools Of The Trade, a new series in which industry artists and filmmakers speak about their preferred tool on a recent project — be it a digital or physical tool, new or old, deluxe or dirt ...