Yes, I have tutorials on my channel or you can check out my classes over on skillshare - hope they help! www.skillshare.com/en/r/user/jennylezan

@@estherko3086 I believe you can add the gif to the comment by selecting the square smiley icon in the comment box and then select gif and then in the search bar type is @ and then your username and your images should pop up. If not it’s because GIPHY is still requiring verification to be in their 3rd party functions like on Instagram.

@@TheCreativeStudio1 thank you so much!

Thank you!! It’s actually just a part from a bigger class I made you can find on skillshare - thank you for the kind comment and thanks for watching! I appreciate it.

Skillshare! Maybe that is how I found you in the first place! I’ll definitely check it out!

@@louiselamirandeart thanks for watching and for your kind comment!

Thank you so much! I appreciate it!

Hi there! You can find my class over on skillshare here - www.skillshare.com/en/classes/simple-animation-for-graphic-designers-exploring-kinetic-type-in-procreate-dreams/524188334/lessons?teacherRef=2322341&via=teacher-referral&ShortUrl& or on my personal site: learn-create-design.com

@@TheCreativeStudio1 thank you ma’am . I m new to procreate

Happy to share! Also keep In mind this is for procreate dreams the animation app which is different than procreate the drawing app.

@@oaktree2254 thanks so much and glad it was helpful - as for your question - I think it’s really up to you but I would say though it might make sense to showcase the multiple colorways on the same page then maybe do a separate page similar to my example showing your fave colorway with the mock ups.

So glad to hear! Happy to share the knowledge!

Thank you!

Honestly, with the deals they often have, I would always suggest getting at least affinity publisher and affinity designer. It also depends on what you are doing - if you only plan to make planners, then affinity publisher is your go to. If you want to Make stickers, than Affinity Designer should be your option! Hope that helps!

Thank you. This helps a lot.

One more question iPad or the Mac version? Or it’s personal preference?

@@ktnguyen85able I would say if you can afford to have both versions, grab them up as it makes it easy for you to work between the desktop and on the go on the iPad. BUT if you have an iPad you can def do all the things on the iPad app that you do on the desktop app and it makes it a bit more convenient :)!

Thanks for watching and your kind comment! Appreciate it so much :)!

I am so glad to hear that Paola! Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching! If you’re looking for other apps that can help create half drops affinity designer is a great one too and I have a video on that as well. Thanks again for your support! -Jen

Hi there! Arbington is no longer a working platform. You can find my classes on Skillshare, Udemy OR gumroad. Here's the link to gumroad: bellasophiacreative.gumroad.com/l/digitalwatercolor2022?layout=profile

Thank you Karen! So glad to hear that. It’s the educator in me, I love to research and I enjoy adding the history and cultural relevance parts when it comes to stuff like this! Thanks for watching and your support!

Thank you!!

@@TheCreativeStudio1 your welcome!

Happy to share! Thanks for watching!

Hi there! Made this on the desktop version 1 so the interfaces are quite different which might make it difficult. I’ll likely create an updated version in the future / but not very soon. I would also suggest desktop though since glyphs is a desktop app / but if you’re looking for an accessible way to do this using your iPad - the ifontmaker app is a fantastic and simple option!

Thanks for watching - hope it’s helpful!

Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for watching :)!

​@@TheCreativeStudio1 But I saw people use gifs on Instagram comments and there were many gifs in the comments which are based on recent or trending memes on social media.

It’s based on the GIPHY interface / they decide what’s included and you need to have an approved artists account to be searchable - it’s still application based last I checked - the work around I mention in the video is only for things like stories and Facebook comments etc 👍🏽

@@jennylezan976 thanks but sadly I got rejected for becoming a creator 😢💔

I don't have my own website? 😢😢😢

@@XPowerMerlin same

This is printed on fabric - I designed the pattern and utilized a website in the states called spoonflower to get it printed 👍🏽

@@TheCreativeStudio1 Thank you 💞

Nope they have an app you can use with an android or iPhone/ipad - hope that helps!!

Hi Kim - I don’t have a course for the desktop version yet but I’ll add it to my list of KZbin videos / it’s essentially the same process though. You will scan your artwork and then use the “remove white background” in your filters and isolate your motifs by cutting them Out after using the lasso tool. Then you can build your pattern using the affine filter. I’ll share links to two helpful tutorials I have on KZbin that show you how to do this - first one for removing the white: similar process on the desktop as is on the iPad that I show here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5nFhod9m52EeZIsi=H_PaOaJne_JakPrU And to create a pattern in affinity photo on iPad is essentially the same as on the desktop but your affine filter is in the top main menu on desktop. Your transform studio is still to the right on the desktop though. Hope that helps - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGHIo6FpitKeqNksi=vTmxPlLE8BkfUurZ

Thank You! That is very helpful!@@TheCreativeStudio1

Thank you so much! I appreciate it!

Hi there! I shared some comments on this in the video, but essentially half drops help to "hide" where your repeat starts and ends a bit better. It's also helpful to know different types of designs to include in your design arsenal - half drop, brick, tossed, diamond are just a few! I share some more complex designs in my newest class on this topic, hope its helpful if you check it out - skl.sh/3FS2tH7

Thanks for watching!

You are so welcome! I’m glad you find them useful. Thanks for watching and for the support!!!

​hello i want to learn graphic design from you???are you interested to learn me?? @@TheCreativeStudio1

Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate it and thanks for watching. And yes I agree, organizing your layers into groups and naming them is vital to keep everything organized and easy to use!

Hi there! You’ll need to ask your manufacturer what their requirements are but essentially you would just send your repeat tile - for example if you created a 4000x4000 file you would send that completed exported jpeg or PNG. For a place like spoonflower - it’s as simple as uploading that final tile. Some manufacturers work the same but it’s always safer to ask them what their file requirements are first. Hope that helps!

​@@TheCreativeStudio1 That answers my question, too. Thanks!

Thanks for your support and watching!!!

Thanks for watching! Hope it’s helpful through the year!

So glad to hear! Thanks for watching!

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Personally, I think starting with a limited color palette can be helpful in keeping your focus on completing the project. 5 colors in a palette that you can use and repeat throughout your entire collection will create a cohesive look. Just make sure your colors have enough contrast between them so that your motifs don't get muddy or blend into your backgrounds. You can always increase the number of colors in your palettes as you get more used to designing, but limited palettes are a great place to start and sticking with 5 should give you a good enough variety. If you really want to challenge yourself try working with a 3 color palette and see what you can create! Thanks for watching. --Jen

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the support! I’ll def add this to My list of videos to create this year. Are there specific types of examples of vector elements you’re looking to create? Lmk! Thanks! -Jen

Thank you! I appreciate it! 😊