How to Digitally Paint a Cute Watercolor Elephant in Procreate | Illustrate Storybook Characters

[@peakfeeling7311]

Soft and beautiful painting.

[@Jingaldiary]

the elephant looks so cute!!💞

[@JudittyArt]

Hehe thank you💓

[@aidanm.5461]

Wow! This is beautiful. You make it look so easy.

[@JudittyArt]

@@aidanm.5461 so glad to hear that! 💓

[@aidanm.5461]

I used your technique tonight, and all your tips helped SO much. Thank you, thank you!!

[@joevascharaprakarn5789]

I love your painting style. super cute.

[@JudittyArt]

@@joevascharaprakarn5789 Aw thank you! Hope you found it helpful💓

[@evgeniyakapustina805]

Thank you very much!!!! incredibly interesting lesson👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌸🌺🌸

[@JudittyArt]

@@evgeniyakapustina805 You’re very welcome!!💓

[@LindaM1976]

I really like your tutorials. Do you use the 6B pencil for your first sketch? Also, I make clipart, so would it be better to put the grungy sketch lines inside of the initial sketch line so that it can be saved as a PNG file? Or would it be better to just keep it as a JPEG?

[@JudittyArt]

Thank you for checking out the tutorials! It really depends. Will you be selling it as a PNG file? Then it may be convenient to keep it as a PNG file the entire time. :)

[@umigaiety]

whoa this is really good! o.o thank you for the tutorial. have been trying to figure out how to do it with no knowledge

[@JudittyArt]

Glad to hear that you found it useful!

[@RachaelLorenza]

Do you have a link where we can buy this digital pen pls ? X

[@On-the-Up]

I really struggled with this. The clipping mask didnt work and I had loads of trouble with the layers, trying to get the strokes to show. :( I will be uploading my recorded video soon - maybe you could take a look? I'm very much a beginner with most things in Procreate but have followed a few tutorials successfully. Usually when the provide the background and drawing files its fine.

[@JudittyArt]

Clipping masks can be tricky! Especially if you use lighter colors. Don't worry! You will become a pro in no time!! :D Everything takes time :)

[@Mina-cf8gn]

hi what paper are you using on the pack

[@JudittyArt]

You can use the wood canvas😊 sorry, I was using a new paper canvas that is not yet released.

[@francescasicilia9514]

Hi! I bought your brush but the bold rough isn’t the same..can you please explain? Thanx

[@JudittyArt]

Hi! Thank you for purchasing. There is no way that it is not the same brush. I've never updated it since its original creation date. It may look different on certain canvases and under different settings. Please make sure to look at the opacity levels as well.

[@francescasicilia9514]

Thanks for the reply! I'm new and I didn't understand why you could see the "dot" of the brush that she painted and I thought it was your setting on the brushes but no it's in the general settings😅. I noticed that it's really difficult to color especially if you go over it. It would be nice if you could also do tutorials on sheet layers for people like me who are using it for the first time. for example, I don't understand why the texture of your paper remains visible even though you paint?

[@JudittyArt]

@@francescasicilia9514 Ah you are new! :) Yes, I will try to do some videos around this. However, I'm not sure why you are seeing this "dot." Do you think that you can send a screenshot? The texture of the paper is there to create a watercolor effect. Are you using one of the 4 canvases?

[@francescasicilia9514]

@@JudittyArt ​​⁠spero tu possa tradurre perché nella mia lingua riesco a spiegarmi meglio 😅 . Il punto che vedo è il disegnino del pennello che colora e lo volevo impostare anche io, ma non sapevo come fare. Ora l’ho risolto. Sto usando le tele si ma quando coloro sopra con l’acquerello il tuo foglio si vede bene mentre il mio sembra sparire. Sei su instagram? Posso inoltrarti li gli screenshot ti ringrazio!🙏🏻 😊

[@JudittyArt]

@@francescasicilia9514 Glad to hear that you solved it! Have you added the layers on top of the "Draw Here" layer? All of your drawing layers need to be underneath the "Paper Texture" layer. Hope that makes sense!