This is probably the best and simplest way of explaining the CSP process to a beginner i've seen so far. Thank you for the easy to understand breakdown!

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. It really helped me a lot .I wish you will make more tutorials like this for advanced digital art.

thank you! Now I understand much more!

I'd say phone and finger are the perfect start

This was awesome, really looking forward for more!

You did a great video. Loved the rhythm. Some people rush things too much. Keep it up :)!

moonths ago this vlog gave me ideas about digital drawing ... 2 days ago i brought my procreate and my apple pencil will arrive today .💕💕💕

I got a scribe and liked it so I picked up an xpen 24pro for 600. I paint and airbrush so cool tool even if I don't super get into it. Thanks!

How to you connect your tablet with your laptop

For the tablets you suggested that aren't apple products, what program would you suggest that isn't procreate

She looks like me!

for the first time I have seen a comprehensive tutorial of digital art for beginners, while drawing something simple and beautiful. this is amazing, thank you!

This is a wonderful example of the younger generation teaching someone older like me something really useful. I have been painting and drawing traditionally my entire life. I was recently turned on to digital art as a way to help me speed up my design stage of my paintings and art in general. Only when I got my first drawing tablet, I knew nothing about how to use it. So Many videos on KZbin are great and mean well, only they are either too difficult or not specific to beginners. So I'd like to say thank you young lady. An expertly done lesson with very clear steps, and a realistic place to start for anyone trying art on a tablet.

Hi, I have a question... Just like probably many others like me, are switching from paper to digital drawing. Struggling with which iPad to get and which one still meets the security updates/performance in the specification you need to be able to draw digitally, for example, I have everything Android/Windows at home and that is why I don't know anything about Apple, I have research done and I found out that Procreate cannot be used on an Android device.. I wondered which iPad fits, because as a starting artist we all understand that you don't want to spend € 1500 on an iPad, as a € 400, - also meets the requirements or rather you are trying out whether digital drawing is something for me at all.... Does anyone have any tips?

You could also get a galaxy tab with s pen. It’s awesome with sketchbook. Clip studio also works well. Cheaper than an iPad and comes included with stylus.

Great tutorial thank you for sharing!!!

youre the best!

love this!! thank you for sharing with us

does it have to be iPad Pro or can it be a regular iPad?

Nice guide video 👍👍👍

i've been watching lots of tutorials and yours is definitely the easiest to watch. i had so much fun while watching this and you are very talented! thank you so much for this!!

Wow, this was an amazing first video! I’ve watched a few on digital art and this is the best one hands down! Thank you! So very informative! You are appreciated! ❤🫶🏽

thank you!

12,9" iPad Pro and Procreate is by far the most satisfying experience. So much smoother than working on a pen display connected to your laptop. If you're on a tight budget, make sure to buy an older used iPad Pro. Everything from 2018 version works great. 128-256 GB space should be enough for most cases.

Ok. But could I buy just a pen and use my computer or mobile phone as the tablet? I tell you, because I don't want a tablet that occupates too much space.

I think maybe its the same face features but the hair the eyes the makeup and clothing change

does the ipad glitch when my palm touches the screen while drawing?

could you please do a tour of your workspace/ apartment?? it looks so nice just from the glimpses we get!

Anyone who can use a mouse can use a pen tablet instead of a display tablet. They're less expensive, have all the same features, have a longer lifespan and your hand doesn't block your view. It's also really good for people who don't want to wreck their backs hunching over a screen. It doesn't take long to get used to not looking at your hand while drawing. You already do that when using your mouse which most people are doing all the time.

My advice for using Linux is this: Huion is really the only brand that has good drivers, and even then I still had to make some custom tools and such. If you use CSP like me windows/mac is probably the only option as Linux can’t access your license.

I apologise if this question has already been answered but you stated there were literally jobs out there that people would pay others to colour in their work? Does anyone have any more info on that? Google isn’t much help😂

Nice Video to learn something and get used to the software.

I use Ibis paint x for my digital art. Someone recommended it to me as they use it. I've been learning how to use the tools on it from YT. It has been an experience and I am feeling a bit more confident in using the app thanks to videos.

As an illustrator, which adobe app should I learn first? Photoshop or Illustrator?

Hey! Did you start drawing on paper or digitally?

Thanks for helping spark my interest in art again!

Beautiful!

Thank you, I recommended your videos to my gf, she is an artist and wants to move to digital arts.

I like ur channel ❤

Your so cute and I want to learn paint in tablet also I’m in art block mood I can’t get out any idea to help ?😢

Hello, I've been looking at Purchasing Procreate for my iPad. I design apparel & accessories & have always sketched on paper but want to be able to send my designs to the manufacturer that I will be using to create my collection. I also would like to send my designs to a print on demand company as well. However, most of the time they want your graphics to be vector-based. It looks like Procreate doesn't have Vector capabilities?

Adobe Illustrator.

Adobe Illustrator.

you help so much ❤

I am gonna get a tablet with display from the get-go, I cannot stand using my finger to draw. I used to draw way back, and wanted to get back into it, but using digital this time around, if I find out it is not for me, I am gonna gift it to my niece that loves to draw. So either way it is a win imho. Thanks for the video, I have no idea what to get going into this, and this gave some pointers, especially on the software side. Only thing I am wondering about is side stuff, like do I need a glove when drawing? Seems handy.

I've never tried digital art before and got a tablet to learn. This tutorial was absolutely perfect in helping me understand the basics, thank you so much.

I just got my XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro and I'll be trying this out soon! I tried Krita and it's quite overwhelming (and I know Clip Studio Paint will be, too). I'm trying to figure out which software will be best for me on PC, but I'm most likely going to use Clip Studio Paint. I hope to find some good tutorials just for getting comfortable with the software. I think I'll try this video first 😁

That was fun, thanks!

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What an amazing tutorial, im for the first time proud of something i have created thank you so much