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Paint, Shade, & Highlight: Succulents in Procreate
This is a DEEP DIVE into shading, highlighting, and painting succulents in Procreate!
Easiest Way to Draw Succulents in Procreate
My crazy-easy method for drawing succulents in Procreate - you will be drawing these cute plants in just minutes!
Modern Botanical Art Print Tutorial
Lately I've been fawning all over these minimalistic wall art prints, so I wanted to try my hand at replicating this look with some botanicals in Procreate. This tutorial has a modern print aesthetic with a super mellow palette - let’s dive in to how to make this!
Watercolor Flowers in a Lightbulb - Procreate Tutorial
This tutorial uses the Uproot Watercolor brushes, and mixes in some techniques from the last tutorial on how to draw flowers. This was a fun twist on florals, and I think painting glass might be a new obsession of mine!
Drawing Flowers, Explained
In this tutorial, I'm bringing some fundamental basics for how to think about flowers when you're drawing! This will help you get a little more form in your florals. You can use these techniques to sketch out ideas and paint watercolor on top, or you can go all out with details and make some epic black ink linework.
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