Elmira! Hi! Thank you so much for your videos! I feel a bit lost of where to start. I draw my short book story with watercolores and its already few years just traveling with me on paper... Now because of war its not safety to come back to Ukraine and i stay in Spain. Was working as a waitress and a gardener but i felt that i need to come back to art and i just with no job bought ipad and now started to learn procreate and was thinking that i will start to do something amazing so fast ahahaha but i never worked with digital art... so i started to do tutorials and look for what is closer to me to do in digital and saw your video... I am thinking maybe i just can fix a bit my own short storybook and put somewhere to show that it can be like example of what i can draw and learn to draw in my style more pictures .... Do i really need a big screen to start to work or can it be helpful with ipad only in the beginning. or how to manage this thoughts oh my Buddha in write directions? And if i already draw on a paper short book is it possible without photoshop only with procreate? Thank you so my for your reply and thank you so so much for sharing your experience
First of all, thank you so much Yanina for your comment!! I really appreciate you telling me your story 🙏 I can't imagine how hard it's been. Congrats on your new ipad! You can absolutely do art without a big screen and without a computer. It's an awesome idea to start with your story. I would try to take a photo of your sketch with your ipad's camera and then you can go on, add your photo in procreate and practice the lines of your drawing. If that makes sense? In any case! Good luck on your journey ❤️ I'm sure you can make it.
Elmira, it turned out amazing 😍 I loved the video and to see the process of you working in this project!
Thank you so much! 💓 It was a different one for me, im glad you like it 🥰
I just discovered your RUclips. Your illustrations are so cute 😍
Yayy! Welcome ❤️❤️ so happy to have you here! And thank you 😁
Your artwork is so cute!! ♥ Would love to see your process with creating a children's book ☺
Thank you!! 🥰 And im happy to hear! I'll definitely make a video in the future 🙏
Me too!
I would love to see the sketch to final result process! 😊
Ah, im happy to hear! I'd love to make a video about it 😁 stay tuned ❤️
I love the map!!! I’m sure kids will love colouring it in 😊 and I see you’re using the mug you painted! ❤
Ah thank you!! I hope so, i know I would have loved painting that 😁 And also, it's my favorite mug ever 🥹
Elmira! Hi! Thank you so much for your videos! I feel a bit lost of where to start. I draw my short book story with watercolores and its already few years just traveling with me on paper... Now because of war its not safety to come back to Ukraine and i stay in Spain. Was working as a waitress and a gardener but i felt that i need to come back to art and i just with no job bought ipad and now started to learn procreate and was thinking that i will start to do something amazing so fast ahahaha but i never worked with digital art... so i started to do tutorials and look for what is closer to me to do in digital and saw your video... I am thinking maybe i just can fix a bit my own short storybook and put somewhere to show that it can be like example of what i can draw and learn to draw in my style more pictures .... Do i really need a big screen to start to work or can it be helpful with ipad only in the beginning. or how to manage this thoughts oh my Buddha in write directions? And if i already draw on a paper short book is it possible without photoshop only with procreate? Thank you so my for your reply and thank you so so much for sharing your experience
First of all, thank you so much Yanina for your comment!! I really appreciate you telling me your story 🙏 I can't imagine how hard it's been.
Congrats on your new ipad! You can absolutely do art without a big screen and without a computer. It's an awesome idea to start with your story. I would try to take a photo of your sketch with your ipad's camera and then you can go on, add your photo in procreate and practice the lines of your drawing. If that makes sense?
In any case! Good luck on your journey ❤️ I'm sure you can make it.