*Note: Once the images open in a new tab, right click (computer) or tap and hold (iPad) to save the image. If you have trouble saving them in Chrome, try Safari.
Winter Illustration in Procreate + 27 Brushes and Stamps
Learn how to create three different styles of winter illustrations on your iPad in Procreate.
Create an Illustration Series: From Inspiration to Print
In this class, you’ll learn how to plan and create an illustration series from start to finish. I’ll show you my whole process from planning the series to printing out the work and evaluating color options.
Create Beautiful Procreate Texture Brushes: Ink on Paper to Digital Brush
In this class, you’ll learn how to create Procreate texture brushes using some paper, ink, and found objects that you probably already have at home!
Art Nouveau Illustrations on Your iPad in Procreate + Free Brushes, Stamps, & Textures
Learn how to create three different kinds of Art Nouveau style illustrations on your iPad in Procreate and get all of my art nouveau style stamps and reference images.
Collages on Your iPad in Procreate + 35 Stamp and Texture Brushes
Learn how to create unique collages in Procreate by combining vintage images, hand drawn elements, and layer effects. When you watch this class, you’ll get all of the Procreate brushes I use to create my collages. The set includes 25 stamps of flowers, insects, figures, and shapes, plus a set of 8 texture brushes for adding vintage patterns, fading, and scuffs to your collages.
Society 6 for iPad Artists and Designers: Sizes, Orientations, and Sharable Mockups
In this class, you’ll learn how to create and fill your Society6 shop using your iPad. You’ll learn how to create and prepare work for Society6, and get tons of tips for maximizing the number of products you have for sale and minimizing the amount of time you spend uploading and resizing.
Folk Illustrations on Your iPad in Procreate + Free Paper Texture & Folk Art Brushes for Procreate
Learn three different ways to create modern folk style illustrations on your iPad in Procreate.
