Intertwined Botanical Garden Lettering (Realtime iPad Illustration Tutorial for Lettering)

In this first tutorial, we’ll explore the Botanical Brush Set from our Mega Floral Composition Kit and follow a step-by-step walkthrough in adding intertwined botanical designs to your lettering. Learn to add your lettering, stamp in leaf structures, berries, and various leaf sizes, design vines and fillers, and apply textures to complete your artwork.
Explore floral lettering with our kit! Add depth and vibrancy to your compositions with ease. Whether you’re into lettering, book covers, or leafy illustrations, this tutorial is packed with tips and tricks to elevate your designs using the Botanical Brush Set from our kit. Our versatile brushes offer endless possibilities, allowing you to experiment with colors, textures, and styles. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, our kit provides the perfect tools to unleash your imagination and create stunning compositions that captivate. Elevate your floral lettering game today and let your creativity bloom!
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What I Used:
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Procreate app - apps.apple.com/us/app/procrea...
The Mega Floral Composition Kit: www.designcuts.com/product/th...
Worksheet: drive.google.com/file/d/1dMkp...
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[@randymeredith]

Thanks for designing brushes that detect the direction the Apple. pencil is pointing. It is a really helpful feature for placing elements in our compositions.

[@NicoNg]

We're all about making the process easier, because I personally don't have the patience to laboriously stamp, select, transform, rotate, and move every single element! Haha!