Procreate for Drawing Accuracy (revised for Procreate 5.1 Update)

This video describes how I use the Procreate App on my iPad to help me get an accurate drawing (on paper) for a portrait without gridding, tracing, or other more labor intensive methods. It lets you practice your freehand drawing skills, but helps you make sure your drawing is correct.
This version of Procreate used in this video requires iPadOS 13.2 or newer. If you have an older iPad, you may need to use my earlier version of the Procreate tutorial.

[@pattis584]

What a gift this video is. Thank you so much!

[@roubend1]

Thank you Mary O’Neil. Very appreciated.

[@MelodyPreuittMettes]

Wow!! No more carbon paper!! No more grids!! No more eyes that don’t line up!!

[@roubend1]

Thank you so much. This is very helpful!

[@jennyrasmussen47]

Sorry don’t see any point on speed paintings doesn’t help anyone

[@maryoneill2193]

You can slow down the playback speed and usually can then see it in normal time.

[@roubend1]

@@maryoneill2193 May I ask how you slow down the speed of the video?

[@maryoneill2193]

Denise Rouben If you click on the three dots on the top right hand corner you can usually change the speed. You select a slower speed. The sound gets weird but it is easier to catch what the artist is doing. I hope that can work for you.