How to Cartoon Yourself in Procreate | Step-By-Step Tutorial | Tips and Tricks

[@rebrandcreative]

Thank you all so much for the support. Let keep grinding in 2023 Here is a link to the outline brush I used enjoy: www.dropbox.com/s/6isrw3g9zki...

[@yoeldiazdelcano2949]

The link, Is not working 😢 can u put it again ?❤

[@DoğuşAytekin]

Has the brush link been renewed?

[@pryncepocketz6467]

The link doesn’t work for the sushi brush

[@girlsinspireallgirlpower4032]

Tracking is good , it teaches you to draw.

[@rebrandcreative]

I agree, it helps me understand contour and structure

[@Garfunkle09]

I just attempted this for the first time except for I used an old blurry picture of my and I use ibis paint so it came out a little weird, I'm sure my skill will get better thoughhh

[@rebrandcreative]

Practice, practice, practice. I’m sure you’ll get better. Give procreate a try. I’m sure you’ll have better results

[@jodishull9585]

Good, very good.

[@rebrandcreative]

Thank you. I appreciate your support

[@sagar73594]

Great Scott, Man this looks so stunningly beautiful ❤️.

[@slimeballson8929]

How are you able to remember the lines you are sketching out the 2nd time?

[@AmbiguousAnthony]

Another dope tutorial! I been procreating for years but your tips on using overlay for highlights and multiply for shadows might be a game changer for me. To add to the question in the video. There is nothing wrong with tracing. I drew on paper with pencil many years before an iPad was created but now my drawing on paper is better because of tracing images. It help with learning the concept of drawing and where to start.

[@rebrandcreative]

I appreciate that bro. Thank you for the support

[@bromulus141]

🔥🔥🔥 Thanks for sharing. I have been enjoying your tutorials!

[@rebrandcreative]

Thank you my friend. I appreciate the support

[@quintayshaw2378]

it's good cause for a start it's helping you perfect a style based on what you're doing and or learning secondly it's the same as if it was done on paper

[@rachelclark8497]

Great skill

[@Rambz]

I have a helpful tip for you bro. Whenever you’re filling the colors on the layers, instead of dragging and dropping every time, you could hit “continue filling” and just tap where you wanna fill. 💪🏽 dope video!

[@rebrandcreative]

For sure. I just figured that out a few days ago lol that feature is a game changer

[@Rambz]

@@rebrandcreative lol for sure bro!

[@TheWorldOfDK]

Beautiful work once again!

[@Nene_2015]

Oh my love how you do the cartoons beautiful and you explained it to the t thank you 😊😊❤

[@rebrandcreative]

You are so welcome. I truly appreciate you🙏🏾

[@basportdesigns]

Love these tutorials!

[@rebrandcreative]

Thank you some much. I appreciate the support

[@carllovelace7375]

The use of shadows and highlights bring some serious dimension to the piece and makes it really pop- Super dope 💯🔥 Tracing is a time savior to replicate the original image- like using a light-board/table. Another dope tutorial 🔥🔥🔥😎👍🏼

[@rebrandcreative]

Thank you for the feedback. I also think tracing allows you to understand shapes and contour. it’s great way to get started and learn from there

[@Apmikey]

How do I import the brush it won’t let me import to the app

[@markgonzalez5428]

I followed this tutorial and I’m pretty with my results but a hard part for me was getting the eyes down without it straying away from cartoonish vibe

[@rebrandcreative]

Understood. Some of this requires some practice but I’m sure you’ll get it.

[@markgonzalez5428]

This is actually really fire video

[@rebrandcreative]

I appreciate it 💯💪🏾

[@kuyalon5325]

May I ask the settings and brush you are using for tracing?

[@rebrandcreative]

I don’t believe I have a specific setting for my line art. It changes up all the time. The main brush I use is the studio brush which is a default brush in procreate, And I adjust the streamline which controls the line smoothness. A lot of it is trial and error

[@VinciV99]

This was extremely helpful, gotta give my thanks brother🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@rebrandcreative]

Of course. I’m glad I can help 🙏🏾

[@martin3097]

You use another scale for the thickness of the pencil. Can you tell me how you do that?

[@rebrandcreative]

I believe I just increased the size of the pencil brush. you can adjust the stroke weight by moving the toggle up and down on the left hand side

[@martin3097]

thanks for your information. But i mean the fixes size of your pencil. i found the option :)@@rebrandcreative

[@marcellodompig213]

I've been trying to make this from my photo for a while now, but I can't get those lines as perfect as you

[@rebrandcreative]

No worries. Consistency is the key. I’ll make video to help you improve that stay tuned

[@jaydenjabber859]

Love the background effects, I can’t wait to start my digital art journey with you as a guide!

[@rebrandcreative]

Thank you Jayden. I can’t wait to see what you create. Keep me posted 💯 and I shall continue to produce more creative content

[@yungskeeme]

Been using Procreate for about 5 months now. Drawing has been getting better. Loved your tips about the shadowing. Don’t think I heard you say what brush you used but I used a soft brush. Just subscribed! Hope to see some more good tips.

[@rebrandcreative]

I appreciate you my guy. More videos to come

[@yungskeeme]

Looking forward to it! What brush did you use for the shadowing. The soft brush under airbrushing isn’t working out for me.

[@rebrandcreative]

You can you a regular ink brush for the shadows.

[@yungskeeme]

@@rebrandcreative thanks!

[@Katori529]

Dope tutorial!! Any tips on how you get your lines so steady? It's still a struggle sometimes for me lol 😅

[@rebrandcreative]

Thanks Liz. one thing you can do to improve your line art is to increase the streamline settings in your brush details. This will help stabilize pen stroke. I will make a quick video to support your question😌. Stay tuned

[@Katori529]

@@rebrandcreative OMG thank you!!

[@rebrandcreative]

Of course Liz. I got you 😌

[@bentonvillefamily]

Well put together video. Great job teaching. For me, I use linear burn for shadows, then drop the opacity. For lights I use “add” then drop the opacity. Just a preference thing. Keep up the great work

[@rebrandcreative]

I’m definitely going to try in my next piece. I appreciate the insight Ryan. 💯

[@bentonvillefamily]

@@rebrandcreative for sure! I appreciate you!

[@lexywilkerson7563]

What size is the brush?

[@rebrandcreative]

Hey lexy, the brush size is totally up to you :)

[@lexywilkerson7563]

@@rebrandcreative Thank you so much. That’s one of the many issues that I have with my cartoons.

[@rebrandcreative]

@lexywilkerson7563 I understand. I struggle with that as well. But I believe once you get more familiar with the line weights and design preferences you’ll be able superstar in no time 💯😊

[@lexywilkerson7563]

@@rebrandcreative thank you very much. It’s also hard because I don’t think the Apple Pencil is for my generation iPad so I’m literally doing my drawings by finger which is much harder. Plus, I was just perfecting it on Adobe Draw before it was taken off of the Apple Store. Now, I have to learn all over again on Procreate. It’s harder because there’s not a lot of tutorials for Procreate.

[@rebrandcreative]

@@lexywilkerson7563 which generation iPad do you have ? drawing with your finger is practically impossible for the iPad. More power to you 💪🏾💯