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Hello! Thanks a lot! I’m honored to read this comments. Do you mean the same brush with several different colors at the sane time? So the shape and grain of the brush has only has black, white and shades of gray that turn into hues from the color you pick, not like actual different colors. What I have done before is combine several brushes, that way I can customize the colors and make the pattern to my taste. Is more work but it’s possible to get the end results. I hope I understood your question. Please let me know if you discovered something else!

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt thank you. I will try what you ve suggested.

Hi, so yes you will tap on import and it should open a drop down menu, that’s when you see the option to Paste. This applies for both shape and grain.

You absolutely can, the only thing is to be aware of the size/dimensions of the products or prints and make sure you create your art within the right pixels or inches. If you create lets say for example a 4,000x4,000 pixels you can use it for that and smaller products or prints, but no bigger because they would look pixelated or blurry. There’s no need for vector is you stay in your dimensions. Hey thank you for coming over to my channel, let me know how things came out!

Oh you’re right!!, but that was the last thing I would thought, I was looking hard in the settings 😅. I’m glad you solved that! Thank you for the feedback on the video as well.

Thank you! I really appreciate this♥️ so glad it helped!

Awesome! Love to hear that👏🏼👏🏼

Yes, sometimes I just duplicate the originals to change the settings and have them ready to go. Since I am using this one to cover large areas with patterns it works better with a bigger size. For that first I duplicate (by sliding brush to the left and choosing duplicate) then I tap on the duplicate brush to open the brush studio, then tap on “Properties” then play with brush behavior “maximum size”. After that out on the canvas I just use the size slider to adjust size as needed. Thank you! Let me know if this worked for you!

Glad to hear that it worked great for you!

I will try to make it and if it works out I will definitely make it a video!

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt I may have figured it out. But will look out for it!!

Thank you! This made my day! 😃And Yes please come back for more I am planning on resuming tutorials this summer. I am currently in school and working full time as a teacher so it’s been a little hard to make new tutorials at this time.

Yay!! Thanks for sharing that!!🥳 Please come back for more, I will resume procreate tutorials this summer, I am a full time teacher and student right now so it’s a little hard to make videos at this moment.

Yes snowflakes have 6 sides

Before applying new settings to a brush I like to make a duplicate of the brush, (to keep one with the original settings as well) for the frost all you need to do is go in the brush studio, Stroke path and play with the Spacing and the Jitter, that’s what gives you that effect ❄️

Your welcome! This is Procreate for Ipad.

Hello! Sorry, I had to rewatch my own video to remember what I did☺️ so here to shade the bow I wasn’t using the monoline, I’m pretty sure it was one of the airbrushes!

@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt thank you!!! I followed right along until that point I gave up. Bows are the hardest for me 😂

Thank you! Please let me know of other topics in procreate you would like to see in this channel.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Great! I would love to see the art work you will make with it!

Hello, This is Procreate.

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt *Which one*

I’m so happy this video helped you! Thanks for letting me know!

Thank you! Great question. So in procreate, since you are working with pixels, it’s not good to just “stretch” things over the new dimensions, because it will loose quality and definition. If you use the same pattern you just created to cover a bigger area by multiplying it instead of stretching it, yes the graphics will look smaller but it won’t loosed quality and definition. All because you are working with pixels, SVG files however which can be done in other platforms (not procreate, at least not yet) like photoshop or Affinity Designer, can be stretch all you want and make it as big as you want without loosing any quality or looking blurry.

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt Thank you,yes I did try vectorising I’m illustrator but it’s better doing the elements individually and putting the pattern together it seems. Some online converters work instantly where you can covert a file tile.

Love your art. Can you show how to make a Christmas tree and leopard print pattern? I’ve looked all over the internet on how to do it and I can’t find anything anywhere. I want to create my own but don’t know where to even start.

Hello! Thank you for asking, not the best one out there, the storage of the ipad I used on this video is 128gb, been having it for about 3 years. However I do use this ipad for Procreate and Affinity Designer specifically, don’t have its memory full of other apps, maybe that makes a difference.

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt I am your big fan, I like you very much, thanks and i love you 😙😙😙😙😙

I’m planning on making more! I had to paused temporarily because I am in school and taking important state tests. But Im almost done, more videos coming soon! Thank you😊

Yay!! Makes me so happy to read this, Glad my videos are helping!!🤗 Thanks for letting me know!

I appreciate you taking your time to let me know this! Makes my day to know I was able help🤗. love sharing knowledge! Hopefully I can begin making videos again, school has me on my toes.

You are very welcome, thank you for the support!

You’re very welcome!🤗

Hello! Yes I’ll update the description very soon. Thank you for being here🤗

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt Thank you so much

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt hii, just coming back for the update

You are right! I guess I let myself get carried away by the symmetry tool😄

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt They are definitely fun to play with :p

See ,y other comment tho

You’re welcome! Yes go for it😄 it’s easier than we think! Thank you!

Thank you!🤗 glad you liked this one!

Thank you!🤗

Thanks🤗 So glad you were here!

Thank you!🤗 that made my day!

Your welcome! So happy you came to my channel, practice consistently and you will be great in no time😃

Thank you! About your question, yes at the end the canvas was resized from 3000 to over 6000, not the picture, just the canvas, so you keep duplicating the layer and positioning until you cover the new surface, instead of just pinching to enlarge it, this is to keep definition and quality of the image, pixels loose definition if you just enlarge them by just pinching with two fingers. (You need to do this because is procreate and we are working with pixels) Also, this was not a necessary step you only need to resize bigger if you are using the pattern on items, (print on demand) they ask for the file to be so many pixels depending on the products. It was just an extra bonus information I wanted to share.

Thanks Luna! This is actually one of my favorites❤️ as this trick can be use to create meaningful art.

You’re welcome! Yes! that’s how I like it to, straight to the point😄

Thank you!❤️ and I appreciate you letting me know this helped you!

Your welcome! So happy this tutorial helped you!😄

Thank you so much! I love teaching what I know and thanks for telling me I’m a great teacher☺️ (I actually work in elementary school but not teaching digital design) Glad I made it simple for you!

Hey, thanks for letting me know you enjoyed this tutorial! Made my day to read that🤗. About your question, I think in Procreate that’s not posible with only one brush, (if you put colors on the image you are using as grain, it’ll just translate to gray when you put it in the brush studio, (then when you use the brush, those gray tones will just be a variation of the color you picked). However, it may be posible to obtain a colorful pattern by combining to or more brushes. I will do my best to explain this on a tutorial.

@@ZuriAngellozDigitalArt Thank you , yes I had ordered a set that was 1 pattern but you used 2 or 3 brushes, but Im not sure how she made them and I want to be able to make my own so bad.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed this one🌻

Hello! So you fill up a layer with the background color you want, then you open a new layer and change the color to black, then cover that new layer with the buffalo pattern brush. Maybe you forgot to change the color to black, it happened to me to!

Thank you so much! You have an amazing day as well!💖

You’re welcome!! Let me know of any other tutorials ideas you would like to see.

Color burn was to change the blending mode, (like to make the colors on that layer look brighter, darker, lighter etc, But you did the right thing, making it a clipping mask keep the shading and lighting where they should be

Thank you for the feedback!

Thanks! Those are good ideas, Glad your leaves turned out great😊