That’s what I looked this video up for as well😄 Do you know how I can make it so that when I change the size of the brush I can change the size of the pattern? I haven’t figured that out yet😅
Great tut. I watched this one first and then went back and watched one on making seamless patterns. I thought this was going to be combining brushes for some reason - kind of like those brushes that make shadows. But this is cool - interesting technique for making designs with multiple parts or overlays. The most interesting thing I learned in here was the part about typing in the exact measurements for the scale to eliminate any offset and learning that the sliders are not exact/accurate. This was a cute pattern that you created - I def could see that on a pair of boys pajamas.
Great tutorial thank you! Also, I love it when the answer to a problem we have not yet had is given. Now I won't have to run into that problem as I'll be prepared and type the size of the brush manually. Thanks again!
Hey thank you so much for these tutorials!!! I came here seeing the ‘Repeat Seamless Patterns on Procreate’. You make it so simple to understand along with explaining all the details 🌸🤍
Thanks for the video! Super easy to understand and follow along. I actually tweaked a brush from a pack I bought that was overlapping and I fixed it with this vid :) Looking forward to making my own brushes too now!
Hella Cool, I make kids' nursey art and I was really trying to find a way to take my seamless patterns for the clothes of my characters and make them brushes so I didn't have to be a fashion designer every time. this is AWESOME!!! Thanks
I am using this technique to make lace patterns for my fashion illustrations. The first one turned out perfect and I tried a more intricate and detailed and dense design for the second one but the result is messed up! The brush isn't creating the complete lace design but sort of draging one part of the whole design. Any tips?
Whenever you go in and change brush settings is there a way to revert all brushes back to their original settings? If not i guess you would have to delete and reload?
Thanks for the video! If I fill the entire layer with the seamless pattern, is there a way to then turn the entire layer into a seamless pattern repeat that can be uploaded to sites like Spoonflower or Society 6? When I tried on Spoonflower, I was getting noticeable seams.
Please help - Not sure why i have no response when double tapping my design to turn my it black. I just now updated to latest version and still no response. Any suggestions?
for some reason when I copy canvas, then try to paste into grain, nothing appears : ( Great tutorial though, I'll definitely have fun using this technique.
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I used this to make my very own honeycomb brush and it’s absolutely spot on!! Thank you so much!!!!
That’s what I looked this video up for as well😄 Do you know how I can make it so that when I change the size of the brush I can change the size of the pattern? I haven’t figured that out yet😅
Okay nevermind, I figured it out😊
Great tut. I watched this one first and then went back and watched one on making seamless patterns. I thought this was going to be combining brushes for some reason - kind of like those brushes that make shadows. But this is cool - interesting technique for making designs with multiple parts or overlays. The most interesting thing I learned in here was the part about typing in the exact measurements for the scale to eliminate any offset and learning that the sliders are not exact/accurate. This was a cute pattern that you created - I def could see that on a pair of boys pajamas.
Super dope tutorial! I was making this a lot harder than it needed to be 😂
Great tutorial thank you! Also, I love it when the answer to a problem we have not yet had is given. Now I won't have to run into that problem as I'll be prepared and type the size of the brush manually. Thanks again!
Happy to help! Thanks for watching
Hey thank you so much for these tutorials!!! I came here seeing the ‘Repeat Seamless Patterns on Procreate’.
You make it so simple to understand along with explaining all the details 🌸🤍
That was my goal! Thanks so much. Happy it helped :)
Completely awesome! Had no idea you could do this! Thanks so much Brad! 🙏🏻
Thanks for the video! Super easy to understand and follow along. I actually tweaked a brush from a pack I bought that was overlapping and I fixed it with this vid :) Looking forward to making my own brushes too now!
Ugh! You’re a genius. Just the video I was looking for when I needed it. You know how rare is that when you’re under the gun?
You're doing god's work. THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUU
I found this tutorial extremely useful and simple, two things that are key when trying to learn a new skill. Thank you!
Brilliant. I’ve been trying to work out how to do this for the longest time! Thank you!!
Hella Cool, I make kids' nursey art and I was really trying to find a way to take my seamless patterns for the clothes of my characters and make them brushes so I didn't have to be a fashion designer every time. this is AWESOME!!! Thanks
using your guide was able to create my own Leopard print brush. Thank you so much.
Awesome and very easy to follow/understand. Thanks!
Super helpful! Thanks for creating & sharing!
Of course! Thanks for watching!
Awesome video... Thankyou for explaining all the steps. PLEASE create a video on How to create Watercolor brushes in procreate? Thanks again !!
it's honestly way easier than it looks i was surprised hah thought this would be super hard
i love all your videos!!!
always looking forward to your videos! such a fun time ! ps love your personality
Hey thanks! Made my day :)
I am using this technique to make lace patterns for my fashion illustrations. The first one turned out perfect and I tried a more intricate and detailed and dense design for the second one but the result is messed up! The brush isn't creating the complete lace design but sort of draging one part of the whole design. Any tips?
FANTASTIC TUTORIAL ❤❤
thank you for making this video :] i wanted to draw a character with a floral print/hawaiian shirt but didn’t know how to get a brush like this one
Very useful tutorial! Just what I was looking for! Thanks!
This tutorial came in handy, I made a pochita brush. :)
Thank you!! You made it so simple!
Whenever you go in and change brush settings is there a way to revert all brushes back to their original settings? If not i guess you would have to delete and reload?
Super helpful and easy to follow
Thanks for the video! If I fill the entire layer with the seamless pattern, is there a way to then turn the entire layer into a seamless pattern repeat that can be uploaded to sites like Spoonflower or Society 6? When I tried on Spoonflower, I was getting noticeable seams.
Whoa! Next level. Thank you🙏🏽💙
Just found you. Just subscribed 😎
This is great! Thanks for this!
Incredible tut. Thank you so much!
So very cool, thank you for sharing!
awesome! Thank you so much!
Thank you!
Please help - Not sure why i have no response when double tapping my design to turn my it black. I just now updated to latest version and still no response. Any suggestions?
This is awesome! Now my comic characters can easily wear Paisley lol
Thanks it's very useful!
Okay I added mine but it brushed in boxes lol!
Ugh 😩 When i get to the grain section and try to important the saved canvas, it doesn’t have an option to paste 😢
Omg thank you so much! Awesome :)
This is so smart!! Thank you sm for this tutorial T.T
You’re the best
Nice , thanks
Can we change also the white part as well?
I mean the colour
for some reason when I copy canvas, then try to paste into grain, nothing appears : (
Great tutorial though, I'll definitely have fun using this technique.
thank youuuu
It is awesome 👏
Thanks
Thank you so much ♥
Great thanks!
Very cool, but I’d like to be able to size the brush on the slider and not in the workshop constantly.
Awesome
Double Like!
Need more drawing seamless
👍💓!!
Who was the one person who didn’t like?! 🤣
Thank you sooo much 😁