iPad Art: Using Textures in Procreate

Adding texture to your images is a great way to give them interest and depth, and it can make your art really stand out, or make an image full of different parts more cohesive.  Textures can be bold and eyecatching, or subtle.

In this class we will be finding and making all sorts of interesting textures, and looking at a number of different ways of using them in Procreate.

I'll also show you a quick and simple way of making any texture seamless on the iPad.

You'll end up with plenty of new textures, brushes and techniques add dimension to your pictures and take them to the next level.

If you're new to Procreate, you might find it helpful to take my beginner class first: iPad Art: Create a Monster in Procreate.

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For this class you'll need an iPad, and the following apps:

Procreate App

Pixelmator App

Next steps - you might enjoy these other classes to expand your knowledge of Procreate.

Develop a Daily Sketchbook Habit: 10 Days of Birds in Procreate

Procreate Sketchbook Fun - 10 Days of Butterflies, Bugs and Beasties

iPad Art: Create Line Art and Coloring Pages in Procreate

iPad Art: Making and Using Watercolor Brushes in Procreate

iPad Art: Make Fun GIFs in Procreate

iPad Art: Paint Semi-Abstract Landscapes in Procreate

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• Introduction
• Making Textures From Your Surroundings
• Making Painted Textures
• Making Textures in Procreate
• Using Textures: Layer Blends
• Using Textures: Selections
• Using Textures: Masks
• Using Textures: Clipping Mask
• Using Textures: Brushes - Make Seamless Textures
• Texture Brush Settings
• Using Texture Brushes
• Final Thoughts & Project