This video was amazing I've been doing digital art for a while and I could never understand why it looked so pixelated, but other people that used the same program as me artwork looks amazing
Came here because I was struggling with pixelation and was wanting to learn the exact inner workings of dimensions affecting pixelation and I have to say THANK YOU. The way you explained and helped me visualize this more clearly was immensely helpful!! A lifesaver🙏🏽✨✨
I very much appreciate the straight forwardness of this video. It’s very hard watching videos with off topic info added into the mix. I’m going to subscribe and watch with my little girl. We both have been learning digital art together. I also like showing her classy, bright and happy female role models for her to look up to. This channel fits with all of the positive attributes. Awesome 👏
At 8:00 you said you wouldn’t get into it but it’s exactly what I need to understand ☹️ do you have a video explaining more of this? I have to do a huge scale print of a digital art work and it’s showing too blurry 😭😭😭
Thank you SO much for the way you explained everything from scratch. I needed to know what size canvas I should use, and instead of giving us a standard size, you taught us how to know which size to use for each different project. Definitely subscribed. Thanks again :)
Wow. That DPI really helped. I had a ton of trouble trying to get my first children's book pictures to fit perfectly on the page. With KDP. But with this x 300 thing. I can skip all the struggle and get the perfect canvas right from the beginning.
Thank you for making this video, I was struggling so much because my images look very pixelated and I didn’t know why. I have a few that I’d like to print out and put in a frame and I was really concerned about them being pixelated. I needed this information so badly thank you!
I’ve been wanting to invest more time into digital art after having procreate for a while and I appreciate this video for all the helpful tips and information, thank you!!!
Im a beginner in digital art and Procreate and your channel is the most useful that I´ve found !!! You show how things works in a super easy and enjoyable way, I don´t feel intimidated at all!!! 🤩🤩Thank you very much 🙏🙏and now Im going to your Patreon, of course 😊😍
Really thank you so Much for EXIST. All the times i search the Canvas and finally i can understand why .. have a nice day big hugs from Italy 😻👗👠🌼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of the best explanations of how resolution does and does not work. If I had a baffled client, I would direct them towards this video. Btw the "strength" of the iPad is directly related to the RAM of the iPad. Apple generally does not give that spec information that you would get from a windows or android device, but recently has started to provide it because app developers need to know, especially for Procreate. Also, it should be mentioned that the Pro versions of iPad are best suited for use with Procreate because even if say an Air has 6GB of RAM, app devs can only utilize about 4GB (on par with the Mini) because apple locks off the rest of the RAM so the OS can operate. So a Pro with 8GB of RAM will be able to utilize about 6GB of RAM, providing a more smooth and less limited performance. THAT DOES NOT MEAN anything less than a Pro is not suitable for Procreate, it is just not optimized for it. Especially without the M1 processor.
I am blown away by your great explanation 🙏, Super easy to understand 👌. I honestly had no idea about this for so many years searching in google & youtube and never understood this. Everyone made this so complex to understand. I wish i knew this channel before. Subscribed your channel ❤
I've seen by far many videos about how to choose our camvas and have high resolution artworks,yours was literally the best by far,crystal clear to understand!! Thank you so much!! Btw what camvas size would you recommend for detailed portraits in procreate? I will post them on insta and I am worrying about the resolution..
I really liked this video. Lots of explanation. The part where she mentions the amount of layers able to be used depends on what I Pad you have and resolution... I was wondering if anyone knows how significant the upgrade in I Pad model would make as far as how many layers it could handle in procreate?
Brad Colbow has a few videos on that in his channel. I hope I wrote the name right, he’s changed it a few times. Brad Cowboy is another name he used. I know it has to do with RAM and the 8gb - 16gb the iPad comes with. Also has to do with the storage capacity. But he explains it well, I’m not so technological xD.
Hi Matthew! I talk a more about that in this video: ruclips.net/video/JYOIeObjfuo/видео.html That being said, @Chuleta is right, Brad Colbow has really great iPad reviews on his channel 🤍
I know I’m late! But if you do know, I use Twitter to post art and whenever I post I mainly use canvas size 2000x2000 between 3000x3000 or something else with a dpi of 300-350. It’ll look smooth on my iPad when I see it on Twitter but when I go on computer and look at it, it’s more blurry and not that great looking as it is on iPad. Any explanations or ways I can make it smoother both on iPad and computer and also any suggestions for canvas size? I don’t know too well and I stopped using Instagram after how blurry it got and how instas cropping wasn’t too great.
Genevieve, I so love your enthusiasm; it brings such joy to watching your tutorials. I do have a couple inquires. I've been creating in Procreate and sharing only digitally. I would now like to offer digital printables. I'm finding if I create in Procreate on a 8.5x11 canvas at 300dpi, when I export it, it comes into my files as 96dpi. Also, can you export an entire document as a png with white background? Seems as though it doesn't matter if my background layer is turned off or not. I always ends up with a transparent one. And finally, I would love for you to do a tutorial that really explains the individual blend modes. Thanks for any suggestions. They would be greatly appreciated.
Lovely lady and thank god for videos with tremendous value. We appreciate less rambling and starting the video topic immediately. Loved this video and I learned so much. Thank you so much!!! I subscribed!
If I want to print two separate sizes of the same artwork, (let's say 9"*12* and 6”*8”) 1. Then while drawing it in procreate, I should choose a canvas size of the bigger print dimension I.e. 9”*12” right? Then I can easily reduce the size for the smaller print dimension i.e 6”*8” without compromising quality. 2. In order change pint size of same picture, do I have to always keep same ratio?
Thank you!! I am using Procreate and I hate bad details… 😂 does higher DPI means better quality? What happenes if I have DPI 450 or more.. will I see any difference? Will it be better? Or it will be the same like with 300 DPI? ❤
OH MY GOSH, THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!! I'M SO GLAD I CHECKED IT OUT BECAUSE YOU EXPLAINED IT REALLY WELL!! I've checked out a few other videos which either glossed over sizing altogether, or had me Completely confused! Your video helped me to feel more confident about sizing my products! Thank you again!! NEW SUBSCRIBER! ☺️
I have a question I can’t find an answer for. I want to print 5x7 ad 8x10 prints for framing. Using 300 DPI. Would I get better prints if I draw on a larger canvas, then shrink them down before printing?
I’m struggling, I use Affinity designer and illustrator and Procreate and even though I make a canvas of 33.1x46.8 inches (A0) with 300 dpi, when I upload it it says it can only print at full quality up to 18x24 inches? Someone please help!
Thanks so much for this! I have two questions! 1. Is it okay to use a dpi between 150-300? Would the quality still be okay? 2. I want to sell a variety if sizes for my designs, should I start all the prints off on the largest size options ex. 18x24 and then size them down for example to 8x10 or 5x7. Would the quality still be the same?
Hi Destiny! 1. Yes, as long as you stay above 150 😊 2. You are correct. When creating a design for multiple size, always create with the largest dimensions in mind (pixels!). Sizing down is easy and doesn't lead to quality loss but sizing up definitely should be avoided.
Can I ask, in some of your tutorials where you show us your canvas measurements, your DPI is set to around 260, do you lower it for a reason? Do tou find that’s a good number to lower it to in order to get more layers ? Thanks for the vid! Really helped! 😊
Hi Amy! For demos, I usually just create a canvas that is the size of my iPad screen, which is where the seemingly random 264 DPI comes from. The key thing to remember with DPI is that it doesn't really mean anything just by itself... In theory, every image is 300 DPI while also being 150 DPI, 72 DPI, and everything in between! I could easily go and 'resample' the canvas to 300 DPI. The "pixel" numbers would be the same but the physical printing size would change. In order to get more layers, the dimensions in pixels is what you need to play with 😊
Hi this was a really helpful video thank you… I want to print some art on canvas of 32 x 47 inches so I just do 32 x 300 and vice versa to get the size I need in px? If I change the DPI to a higher number than 300 would that skew the picture? Or should it always be 300. I also heard to change to CMYK to RGB would you recommend that too?
Does anyone know how good the standard settings for 8.5x11 perform in procreate? The settings seem to be different than what she calculated in the formula
Can you please make a video about how to decide and use the layers? I am getting confusing about it.. on your tutorials, we are just following every layers you said, including the alpha lock or clipping mask. But when I try to draw an image from internet, i lost the clues. Example a decoration on the hairs, does it matters if we draw and colour the decoration first, or better the hairs first? and the shadows and highlights are always at the end and separately on every 'objects' ? Thanks for your attention and time. An short answer would be very appreciated too. :)
I think this really is something that comes with experience and practice... Everyone does it differently and there's no "correct" method: as long as it works for you, then rock on!
Hello! I loved this video and very much look forward to trying out some of your tutorials. I am beginning my art print store where my prints will be available for download. I work in procreate so I am wondering if you have tips on ensuring the best quality for print if there are certain texture brushes that are better than others. I was trying to figure out vectors but I find that you just can't get the same textures that way. Do you think it is necessary to make all prints vectors in order to be printed?
Just awesome. Love that it is explained it in an understandable way. You are such a great help with all your video's sharing your knowledge. Thank you!
Hello, I have already created a nice photo and would like to know how to download it to get a format for 4:3 metres for a jumbo poster? Thank you in advance.
I’m trying to make a profile pic with a canvas that is 100x100 and I want to get rid of the pixel strokes that I made with a brush I’m using on procreate. How do I make a brush stroke smooth looking with that canvas size?
I've been making mementos and need a 128 x 128 canvas and 300 hundred resolution I'm good at art but it was so pixelated creating it was hard I haven't watched yet But I hope you have something in that range that helps me
Hello I hope you are doing great, can you please help me out here I am designing a linked background image in procreate but the canvas size is too small and is resulting in brushes being pixelated can you please help me with this 😔😔😭
My canvas is always abt 200DPI which sucks when I'm doing realistic, but otherwise I'll have less than 54 layers available and that's barely enough 4 me because I want everything on a separate layer. Especially if I'll ever do commissions it'll b so hard 2 not make everything on the same canvas because then I'll have less opportunity to change things. Like for example sometimes when I'm almost done w the drawing I start changing the whole sketch a little bit and that's so annoying.
hi, I have to make a high resolution illustration that will have to be printed 50x70 cm. How do you recommend setting up the canvas in procreate? do you recommend using photoshop?
This is such a wonderful video I love how you explain things in the graphics are used. I am trying to create photos of my T-shirt mockups to sell on Etsy.. Do you have any suggestions on how to do this so it won't be for printing but others will be buying my mockups photos, and I need to create high quality photos that can be zoomed in on and save as JPG's.
I really want to know that if the picture i draw is 4 inch and quality is already good in this size, and if i make it bigger then 4 inch like 7 or 10 or more the quality will getting bad because it made for only 4 inch, and i want to know is there the way to make picture quality look good? If i want to make the same picture in different size?
Ive wanted a 6,3x8,8 print but when giving in the calculated pixel with dpi, the size always changed when safing the data, I struggled for 3 hours and idk what in doing wrong/missing 😅
Can’t thank you enough for the info that you continue to share with us. I just have a quick question tho, since I already created a cmyk art in procreate, would i still need to use a photoshop to correct the color of my cmyk art? Thanks in advance
Hi, this is a great video. I have a question. Do I use the same INCHXDPI=PIXEL calculation if I want to make the margin and bleed? I watched the other video of yours on how to create margins and bleeds.
Is there a scenario where you get the pixels/resolution right by the platforms standard so that they do not compress your image? My understanding is that compression can take a lot away as far as quality so I'd like to avoid it IF possible which im not sure it is. Thank you for the video btw.
Unfortunately, not really 😕 Compression is not so much about the number of pixels, it's more about how the information about the pixels is encoded in the file...
Hi there, would you tell me if I have done a design in one size and later decide I would like to print the same design in another size , can I resize it without the design detail being ruined. More so for larger to smaller but if the opposite way by changing specs would it work?
Easy way around limit to layers save the work you are doing export start again insert it as layer then start layering again with the limit started fresh if you know what I mean
Okay, after perusing your library of tutorials I noticed it’s lacking one feature. But since you an avid user of PS you wouldn’t need to do it in procreate. But those like myself don’t want to invest in that software I need to find another option or work around alternative. Which is particle dispersion. I’ve seen others offer their methodology about accomplishing the effect, but I can’t seem to get it down right with any consistency. You might not use it in procreate you’re a pure artist and when you use PS you switch completely to that medium. I’m a basher. I tend to work with photographs and I tend to see what wasn’t there initially, but could be incorporated into it giving it an altered life extension from the original. Any suggestions. Just know I have a strong aversion to PS.
I know thos was 10 months ago, but i am COMPLETELY lost in whats wrong, when I send things from procreate, to myself thru email, or on insagram(and when i post) they come out dull and less saturated. Ive found nothing to help, and editing outside doesnt do much either. Can anyone relate and know what to do? 😭
That's amazing and so clearly and well explained, thank you so much!! Just discovered you and you are by far the best I've seen ☺ I was wondering if you can use the same resolution for both t shirt printing and logo for instagram etc or do you have to change it??!!
This video was amazing I've been doing digital art for a while and I could never understand why it looked so pixelated, but other people that used the same program as me artwork looks amazing
same lol
As dumb as me before watching this tutorial hehe
Came here because I was struggling with pixelation and was wanting to learn the exact inner workings of dimensions affecting pixelation and I have to say THANK YOU. The way you explained and helped me visualize this more clearly was immensely helpful!! A lifesaver🙏🏽✨✨
YAY 🥳 So glad I could help, Stephany! 🤍
I very much appreciate the straight forwardness of this video. It’s very hard watching videos with off topic info added into the mix. I’m going to subscribe and watch with my little girl. We both have been learning digital art together. I also like showing her classy, bright and happy female role models for her to look up to. This channel fits with all of the positive attributes. Awesome 👏
Big (gentle) hug to your little girl from me 🤍 Thank you so much for the kind words, they really mean a lot!
At 8:00 you said you wouldn’t get into it but it’s exactly what I need to understand ☹️ do you have a video explaining more of this? I have to do a huge scale print of a digital art work and it’s showing too blurry 😭😭😭
Thank you SO much for the way you explained everything from scratch. I needed to know what size canvas I should use, and instead of giving us a standard size, you taught us how to know which size to use for each different project. Definitely subscribed. Thanks again :)
So glad this was helpful! Welcome on the channel 🥳🤍
This is the first thing I've ever found that explained how the pixels translate to real life measurements, really helpful
Wow. That DPI really helped. I had a ton of trouble trying to get my first children's book pictures to fit perfectly on the page. With KDP. But with this x 300 thing. I can skip all the struggle and get the perfect canvas right from the beginning.
How’s it going? I’m illustrating my first childrens book for KDP too!
Thank you for making this video, I was struggling so much because my images look very pixelated and I didn’t know why. I have a few that I’d like to print out and put in a frame and I was really concerned about them being pixelated. I needed this information so badly thank you!
Finally someone who explains pixels, resolution etc, very informative video, thank you so much.
I’ve been wanting to invest more time into digital art after having procreate for a while and I appreciate this video for all the helpful tips and information, thank you!!!
"magic formula" section was what i was looking for! ohh i search that so much! i love you!
Im a beginner in digital art and Procreate and your channel is the most useful that I´ve found !!! You show how things works in a super easy and enjoyable way, I don´t feel intimidated at all!!! 🤩🤩Thank you very much 🙏🙏and now Im going to your Patreon, of course 😊😍
Really thank you so Much for EXIST. All the times i search the Canvas and finally i can understand why .. have a nice day big hugs from Italy 😻👗👠🌼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of the best explanations of how resolution does and does not work. If I had a baffled client, I would direct them towards this video. Btw the "strength" of the iPad is directly related to the RAM of the iPad. Apple generally does not give that spec information that you would get from a windows or android device, but recently has started to provide it because app developers need to know, especially for Procreate. Also, it should be mentioned that the Pro versions of iPad are best suited for use with Procreate because even if say an Air has 6GB of RAM, app devs can only utilize about 4GB (on par with the Mini) because apple locks off the rest of the RAM so the OS can operate. So a Pro with 8GB of RAM will be able to utilize about 6GB of RAM, providing a more smooth and less limited performance. THAT DOES NOT MEAN anything less than a Pro is not suitable for Procreate, it is just not optimized for it. Especially without the M1 processor.
Hey! What canvas size should be for Instagram reels? And reels cover pls??
Straight to the point and so clear, love this! Thank you for the information
I am blown away by your great explanation 🙏, Super easy to understand 👌.
I honestly had no idea about this for so many years searching in google & youtube and never understood this. Everyone made this so complex to understand.
I wish i knew this channel before. Subscribed your channel ❤
I'm so glad you found this video helpful, Ramesh! Thank you for the kind words 😊
I've seen by far many videos about how to choose our camvas and have high resolution artworks,yours was literally the best by far,crystal clear to understand!! Thank you so much!! Btw what camvas size would you recommend for detailed portraits in procreate? I will post them on insta and I am worrying about the resolution..
Im so happy i found this i thought is was because of my ipad and was making me want to buy a new one!
These curls 😙
The way you did the video is so great and cute and nice to watch!
I finally got a simplier explaination i hope it works for me..
Ty for sharing 💗💗
So useful! And you explained this so clearly! Thank you, new follower to your channel!
I really liked this video. Lots of explanation. The part where she mentions the amount of layers able to be used depends on what I Pad you have and resolution... I was wondering if anyone knows how significant the upgrade in I Pad model would make as far as how many layers it could handle in procreate?
Brad Colbow has a few videos on that in his channel. I hope I wrote the name right, he’s changed it a few times. Brad Cowboy is another name he used.
I know it has to do with RAM and the 8gb - 16gb the iPad comes with. Also has to do with the storage capacity. But he explains it well, I’m not so technological xD.
Hi Matthew! I talk a more about that in this video: ruclips.net/video/JYOIeObjfuo/видео.html
That being said, @Chuleta is right, Brad Colbow has really great iPad reviews on his channel 🤍
I know I’m late! But if you do know, I use Twitter to post art and whenever I post I mainly use canvas size 2000x2000 between 3000x3000 or something else with a dpi of 300-350. It’ll look smooth on my iPad when I see it on Twitter but when I go on computer and look at it, it’s more blurry and not that great looking as it is on iPad. Any explanations or ways I can make it smoother both on iPad and computer and also any suggestions for canvas size? I don’t know too well and I stopped using Instagram after how blurry it got and how instas cropping wasn’t too great.
thank so so much for this video🫶🏻 when i started using procreate i got super overwhelmed but ur explanation was so on point and very clear ✨
Genevieve, I so love your enthusiasm; it brings such joy to watching your tutorials. I do have a couple inquires. I've been creating in Procreate and sharing only digitally. I would now like to offer digital printables. I'm finding if I create in Procreate on a 8.5x11 canvas at 300dpi, when I export it, it comes into my files as 96dpi. Also, can you export an entire document as a png with white background? Seems as though it doesn't matter if my background layer is turned off or not. I always ends up with a transparent one. And finally, I would love for you to do a tutorial that really explains the individual blend modes. Thanks for any suggestions. They would be greatly appreciated.
i love the way you explain !! so interactive, and you voice is so nice
Thank you so much, Marisa! 🤍
Lovely lady and thank god for videos with tremendous value. We appreciate less rambling and starting the video topic immediately. Loved this video and I learned so much. Thank you so much!!! I subscribed!
Thank you for this!! I'll keep it in mind when making character designs and be using the lessons I've learned here for future works 😊😊
If I want to print two separate sizes of the same artwork, (let's say 9"*12* and 6”*8”)
1. Then while drawing it in procreate, I should choose a canvas size of the bigger print dimension I.e. 9”*12” right? Then I can easily reduce the size for the smaller print dimension i.e 6”*8” without compromising quality.
2. In order change pint size of same picture, do I have to always keep same ratio?
Thank you!! I am using Procreate and I hate bad details… 😂 does higher DPI means better quality? What happenes if I have DPI 450 or more.. will I see any difference? Will it be better? Or it will be the same like with 300 DPI? ❤
OH MY GOSH, THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!! I'M SO GLAD I CHECKED IT OUT BECAUSE YOU EXPLAINED IT REALLY WELL!! I've checked out a few other videos which either glossed over sizing altogether, or had me Completely confused! Your video helped me to feel more confident about sizing my products! Thank you again!! NEW SUBSCRIBER! ☺️
Thank you!
I finally understand dpi
Thank you so much! Also, your hair is stunning!!
Great video. Do most prints that you buy at IKEA or some other online store print the art using 300 DPI quality?
Amazing video! It was easy to digest and gave me the information i needed. Thank you!
It was nicely explained and helpful, thanks.
After about 10 videos and researching. I know understand!!! Thanks!
I have a question I can’t find an answer for. I want to print 5x7 ad 8x10 prints for framing. Using 300 DPI. Would I get better prints if I draw on a larger canvas, then shrink them down before printing?
I’m struggling, I use Affinity designer and illustrator and Procreate and even though I make a canvas of 33.1x46.8 inches (A0) with 300 dpi, when I upload it it says it can only print at full quality up to 18x24 inches? Someone please help!
by creating wall art it wont let me resize to 24x36” what starting size should I use for the best quality then?
Thank you for the excellent information, I love the little graphics that help explain things 😊
AHHH TYSM FOR THE SMOOTH AND EASY EXPLANATION!!!
This was so helpful! What about color profile for procreate!?
I just purchased your Illustration bundle and LOVE your character brush stamps! I'm so excited to give them a try. Thanks for sharing your hard work!
Yay! 🥳 So glad you like the brushes 🤍
thank you so so much 💙 you really helped me out with your video !!!!
You helped out alot awwwww thanks it was the math for canvas size that really did it for me!!!!
Amazing info for beginners. Not at all confusing. Thanks for creating such content.❤️💞
You're my new subscription 🥂
Thank you ! Do you know the size for procreate canvas when making digital art for a MacBook Pro wallpaper? I’m struggling to find the size
Thanks so much for this!
I have two questions!
1. Is it okay to use a dpi between 150-300? Would the quality still be okay?
2. I want to sell a variety if sizes for my designs, should I start all the prints off on the largest size options ex. 18x24 and then size them down for example to 8x10 or 5x7. Would the quality still be the same?
Hi Destiny!
1. Yes, as long as you stay above 150 😊
2. You are correct. When creating a design for multiple size, always create with the largest dimensions in mind (pixels!). Sizing down is easy and doesn't lead to quality loss but sizing up definitely should be avoided.
@@GenevievesDesignStudio thank you so much for replying!!!
Good to know ☺️
Can I ask, in some of your tutorials where you show us your canvas measurements, your DPI is set to around 260, do you lower it for a reason? Do tou find that’s a good number to lower it to in order to get more layers ? Thanks for the vid! Really helped! 😊
Hi Amy!
For demos, I usually just create a canvas that is the size of my iPad screen, which is where the seemingly random 264 DPI comes from.
The key thing to remember with DPI is that it doesn't really mean anything just by itself... In theory, every image is 300 DPI while also being 150 DPI, 72 DPI, and everything in between! I could easily go and 'resample' the canvas to 300 DPI. The "pixel" numbers would be the same but the physical printing size would change.
In order to get more layers, the dimensions in pixels is what you need to play with 😊
@@GenevievesDesignStudio Got it, that makes more sense! Thanks for getting back to me 😊
Thank you best explanation I’ve heard. Now I really understand🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hi this was a really helpful video thank you… I want to print some art on canvas of 32 x 47 inches so I just do 32 x 300 and vice versa to get the size I need in px? If I change the DPI to a higher number than 300 would that skew the picture? Or should it always be 300. I also heard to change to CMYK to RGB would you recommend that too?
Does anyone know how good the standard settings for 8.5x11 perform in procreate? The settings seem to be different than what she calculated in the formula
Can you please make a video about how to decide and use the layers? I am getting confusing about it.. on your tutorials, we are just following every layers you said, including the alpha lock or clipping mask. But when I try to draw an image from internet, i lost the clues. Example a decoration on the hairs, does it matters if we draw and colour the decoration first, or better the hairs first? and the shadows and highlights are always at the end and separately on every 'objects' ? Thanks for your attention and time. An short answer would be very appreciated too. :)
I think this really is something that comes with experience and practice... Everyone does it differently and there's no "correct" method: as long as it works for you, then rock on!
Hello! I loved this video and very much look forward to trying out some of your tutorials. I am beginning my art print store where my prints will be available for download. I work in procreate so I am wondering if you have tips on ensuring the best quality for print if there are certain texture brushes that are better than others. I was trying to figure out vectors but I find that you just can't get the same textures that way. Do you think it is necessary to make all prints vectors in order to be printed?
Just awesome. Love that it is explained it in an understandable way. You are such a great help with all your video's sharing your knowledge. Thank you!
Im still missing what to choose…what if I choose “A4” can it then be enlarges to 50x70 cm?
Very useful... Make more videos regarding procreate and iPad tips..
Hello, I have already created a nice photo and would like to know how to download it to get a format for 4:3 metres for a jumbo poster? Thank you in advance.
Great explanation and exactly what I needed! :) thank you!
Yay! Glad I could help :)
Hello, what is the best size for youtube thumbnail, please?
Ratio 16:9, at least 1920 x 1080 px 😊
I’m trying to make a profile pic with a canvas that is 100x100 and I want to get rid of the pixel strokes that I made with a brush I’m using on procreate. How do I make a brush stroke smooth looking with that canvas size?
I've been making mementos and need a 128 x 128 canvas and 300 hundred resolution I'm good at art but it was so pixelated creating it was hard I haven't watched yet
But I hope you have something in that range that helps me
Hello I hope you are doing great, can you please help me out here I am designing a linked background image in procreate but the canvas size is too small and is resulting in brushes being pixelated can you please help me with this 😔😔😭
My canvas is always abt 200DPI which sucks when I'm doing realistic, but otherwise I'll have less than 54 layers available and that's barely enough 4 me because I want everything on a separate layer. Especially if I'll ever do commissions it'll b so hard 2 not make everything on the same canvas because then I'll have less opportunity to change things. Like for example sometimes when I'm almost done w the drawing I start changing the whole sketch a little bit and that's so annoying.
This makes a lot of sense, can’t wait to try it out! Thanks!
hi, I have to make a high resolution illustration that will have to be printed 50x70 cm. How do you recommend setting up the canvas in procreate? do you recommend using photoshop?
Thank you this is the information I've been searching for 🌟😩💯👏
i have issues with color, sometimes they dont fill in the pixels on the edges where my lines are and it bugs me soooooooo much.
is there srgb and cmyk metter while printing?
Very formative video, love it ❤
This is such a wonderful video I love how you explain things in the graphics are used. I am trying to create photos of my T-shirt mockups to sell on Etsy.. Do you have any suggestions on how to do this so it won't be for printing but others will be buying my mockups photos, and I need to create high quality photos that can be zoomed in on and save as JPG's.
Super helpful (and non-complex!) Thank you!
I really want to know that if the picture i draw is 4 inch and quality is already good in this size, and if i make it bigger then 4 inch like 7 or 10 or more the quality will getting bad because it made for only 4 inch, and i want to know is there the way to make picture quality look good? If i want to make the same picture in different size?
Just subscribe because I need to get better on digital and for starting to upload for instagram etc
I have a design and i want to resize it and print it at 50X70cm with 300 dpi.. what ever i tried didn’t work.. what should i dooo🤯🤯
Does anyone know how to rotate Procreate time lapse video to post to social? 🤯💭😩
From horizontal to vertical orientation landscape to portrait
wow, you explained it really good , thank you
Ive wanted a 6,3x8,8 print but when giving in the calculated pixel with dpi, the size always changed when safing the data, I struggled for 3 hours and idk what in doing wrong/missing 😅
You are so sweet and so helpful! Thank you!!!
Can’t thank you enough for the info that you continue to share with us. I just have a quick question tho, since I already created a cmyk art in procreate, would i still need to use a photoshop to correct the color of my cmyk art? Thanks in advance
No, you can keep it as it is in Procreate :)
THANKYOU FO THIS! This is very informative and straight to the point
This has helped quite a bit with procreate
Hi, this is a great video. I have a question. Do I use the same INCHXDPI=PIXEL calculation if I want to make the margin and bleed? I watched the other video of yours on how to create margins and bleeds.
Are you drawing using CMYK for printing?
Perfect. Thanks!
Is there a scenario where you get the pixels/resolution right by the platforms standard so that they do not compress your image? My understanding is that compression can take a lot away as far as quality so I'd like to avoid it IF possible which im not sure it is. Thank you for the video btw.
Unfortunately, not really 😕 Compression is not so much about the number of pixels, it's more about how the information about the pixels is encoded in the file...
Hi there, would you tell me if I have done a design in one size and later decide I would like to print the same design in another size , can I resize it without the design detail being ruined. More so for larger to smaller but if the opposite way by changing specs would it work?
Easy way around limit to layers save the work you are doing export start again insert it as layer then start layering again with the limit started fresh if you know what I mean
Okay, after perusing your library of tutorials I noticed it’s lacking one feature. But since you an avid user of PS you wouldn’t need to do it in procreate. But those like myself don’t want to invest in that software I need to find another option or work around alternative. Which is particle dispersion. I’ve seen others offer their methodology about accomplishing the effect, but I can’t seem to get it down right with any consistency. You might not use it in procreate you’re a pure artist and when you use PS you switch completely to that medium. I’m a basher. I tend to work with photographs and I tend to see what wasn’t there initially, but could be incorporated into it giving it an altered life extension from the original. Any suggestions. Just know I have a strong aversion to PS.
You explained it so good! Thank you! ❤️
thank you , it was helpful 👍🏽
thanks so much for this! you make it very easy to understand
Thanks
I know thos was 10 months ago, but i am COMPLETELY lost in whats wrong, when I send things from procreate, to myself thru email, or on insagram(and when i post) they come out dull and less saturated. Ive found nothing to help, and editing outside doesnt do much either. Can anyone relate and know what to do? 😭
That's amazing and so clearly and well explained, thank you so much!! Just discovered you and you are by far the best I've seen ☺ I was wondering if you can use the same resolution for both t shirt printing and logo for instagram etc or do you have to change it??!!
Thank you Genevieve!
Love this!!!! Thanks for the information!