Painting Fruits and Veggies with Watercolors in Procreate | Art Process

[@NoTengoIdeaGuey]

Totally underrated channel

[@IttaiManero]

Thank you! 🙏

[@sherriobermark4139]

I loved this video! It’s great to see the way you throw down the color and then refine with white highlights and shadow. Thanks!

[@IttaiManero]

Thank you! Adding gel pen highlights at the end of a watercolor painting is always a very pleasing touch! 😊

[@jeff6596]

Still a great video, Ittai. I like the use of stamps to begin, great idea. Thank you very much for sharing your experience.

[@IttaiManero]

Thank you so much, Jef! I’m glad you liked that approach 😊

[@pcstudios7683]

Awesome!

[@IttaiManero]

Thank you!

[@ekoliger]

Fruite of the Loom :)

[@IttaiManero]

Heheheh

[@stilted]

Looks like I need to introduce more colors to my art instead of relying on different shades of a set palette - so vibrant! And maybe I’ll try out (parts of) stamps as texture, and see what I get. (And good luck with your move!)

[@IttaiManero]

Thank you, Simone! Yes! Adding more hue variation in watercolor is always a good idea! Specially when doing them digitally. Physical watercolor tends to automatically generate natural color shiftings, so it will help your digital watercolors to look more real 😊

[@naamacern1092]

Hi thank you. I tried to download the brushes but it doesn’t open in Procreate, what can I do?

[@IttaiManero]

Make sure you’re downloading each individual file instead of clicking on “Download all as Zip” in the downloads page in Gumroad. I don’t know why but that button rarely works correctly. Once downloaded, look for the “.brushset” file in your Files app, and click on it, it will automatically import into Procreate. You will find it at the top of the brushes menu

[@naamacern1092]

Thank you, it worked :)

[@IttaiManero]

@@naamacern1092 awesome! 😊