Some of these take a little bit to get the hang of, especially those that involve using a combination of pencil and finger gestures. Powerful picture changes including Color Balance and Curves - Let the mind-turning power of Liquefy Dynamics blow your mind - All-new interface sorted out only for Android - Drawing Assist. Or it can be used to easily fill in large shapes you’ve drawn instead of having to paint it in yourself, just be sure to check the space between your line and the fill as sometimes Procreate doesn’t fill all the way to the edges if you’re using a textural brush. Paired with alpha lock drop fill is great for changing the colour of specific parts of different layers.

Simply drag the colour from the colour circle with your pencil into the area you want to be filled. Blending With the Smudge Tool The easiest way to create a blend effect in Procreate is by using the smudge tool. You can then either fill the layer with a new colour, or this is also useful for adding texture to a layer without going over the edges of a shape. Tips for Blending in Procreate Using Pressure Use a Clipping Mask Brush Types Brush Size Blending on Procreate Follow the guide below to get the blend you want and make it look great in your Procreate projects. Either swipe with two fingers across the layer in the layer panel or tap the layer and click Alpha Lock to turn it on and off.

The more you increase the setting, the smoother your lines will be: Access the StreamLine setting by selecting a brush from the Paint menu, and then tapping it a second time to open up its settings.

I use Alpha lock way more than I was expecting to at the beginning, mainly because I’m terrible at sticking to colour schemes and forever want to change things. To help with your Procreate drawing or line art, brushes have a line smoothing setting called StreamLine.

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