Create Paper Art in Procreate: From Sketch to Final Piece

Hi there! My name is Lettie and I love to create all kind of illustrations in Procreate. Pushing the limits of this awesome app is something that I really enjoy. I especially like to use it for creating realistic paintings, watercolors, animations, and paper cut style illustrations.

You have been asking me for a while how I give my characters illustrations a paper-cut feel. Well, your wish has been granted, because in this class we will create exactly that, a paper cut layered illustration in Procreate!

This is a step-by-step class, we will make together the sketch, then we will color it and start creating our “pieces of paper”. We will paint  shadows to add depth to our illustration, and, finally, we will make it look like a real paper cut work using texture images and brushes.

In this class we will cover things like:

• Symmetry tool.

• Customizing QuickMenu.

• Clipping & Layer Masks.

• Modifying Brush Settings.

• Different ways to add paper texture to our drawings.

And much more!

You can download all the custom brushes, palettes, drawing studies, my sketch and also the images, that you will need to draw along with me.

Basic knowledge of Procreate is recommended to take this class. Having said that, let’s get started!

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