How to Draw a Landscape in Procreate | Simple Snow Forest Tutorial for iPad

[@MOHillbilly513]

Clear as mud

[@MrMisuma]

Love it!

[@WibWib1Q]

These tutorials are great; really clear and just the right amount of explanation!

[@lilyimpala]

Thank you Addie for this beautiful and poetic landscape. It is very useful for learning textured brushes too. I love that organic style.😍

[@samogrady4086]

This tutorial is amazing

[@evelynS.]

Great tutorial …love it!…Thank you!❤️👍

[@marciaw4164]

Great tutorial - thank you!

[@Arizona-Slayer]

Wonderful tutorial ❤️

[@parsleybrain]

This actually looks like fun but I don't have this brushset. Do you have any tutorials in which the build in Procretae brushes are used? Thanks in advance.

[@qwertqwert-bz9fo]

Great tutorial! Do you think with digital art is possible to draw like real watercolor landscape artists: Watercolor by Javid Tabatabaei, Tim Wilmot, Cafe Watercolor Eric Yi Lin, Lois Davidson etc…? I seemed not able to find it. Thank you!

[@jordanrobinson2373]

I’ve been flipping through your videos and checked out your website! I love you work, do you create logos or have you ever considered it?

[@ollieg6385]

What if we dont have the brushes you recommend and cant afford them ? are there brushes in procreate that I can use as equivalents? You really are dividing your watchers from being able to participate if you expect us to buy buy buy all the time.

[@WoolyPronto]

Hi Ollie, thank you for your comment! And let me apologize to you, as I understand how it could be super frustrating to sit down to try a tutorial and then discover that it calls only for paid brushes. I'll examine how I can better incorporate suggestions for alternative brushes into my videos, because for this (and for all tutorials), there are absolutely equivalent brushes in Procreate that you can use to achieve similar outcomes and effects. For this tutorial, here are some swaps to try: Vincent Painter -> *Blackburn* (Drawing section) Build Up Powder Puff -> *Medium Nozzle* (Spraypaints section, tap to use as a stamp for the 'build up' effect) Soft Texture Shader -> *Grunge* (Textures section) (You can also use spraypaints brushes for this for a softer look, if preferred) Starry Night Brush (for the falling snow) -> *Driven Snow* (Elements) (alternatively, decrease the size of any painting brush and draw the dots individually) I hope this answers your question; let me know if you need help with anything else!

[@ollieg6385]

@@WoolyPronto You know what Wooly , I trully respect you for your answer. Anybody else would have said...Hush Ollie and go buy my brushes lol I understand that this is also your bread and butter...but most of your fans have bought your brushes ...including myself . I have 4 of your sets ! Great brushes and brilliant Tutorials..thats why I care enough to comment. I get frustrated because I love coming here and watching you make Art ! But I'm disabled and its hard to always buy things from ones measly pension , Although when I can afford it...I'm all in ! Thankyou again for taking the time to share with us, the Procreate equivalents . Your kindness is very much appreciated. Respect Wooly ! Keep up the great work !✌😎❤

[@emmaal-sharabati2553]

@@WoolyPronto thank you so much for this reply, all my respect 🌷