Hi Charley, thank you so much for this!!! I’ve been looking for something like this for ages! 😊 can you do this with something that has different layers? Such as colour?
I love when a video does what the title says. This was clear and to the point without a lot of unecessary information, and really clearly demonstrated.
This is LIFE CHANGING for me. I can't draw in illustrator and Procreate has been my lifeline for learning to draw. Now I can add my drawings to Illustrator for logos! Thank you!
Thanks, Charley. I find that it’s best to NOT resize the TIFF format file after bringing it into Illustrator as the image trace function captures more detail from the reference pixels of the image at the larger size. The image trace can essentially render more curves and detail points at the larger size. Once refined and rendered as vectors, you can then scale the new vector shapes down and more detail will be evident. Nice pace in your videos. So many others resort to snail pace instruction. Thanks!
This video just completely saved me from having to redraw an artwork. I knew how to convert my image to vector, but I was using a png and it was coming out terrible. Using a TIFF gave back so much detail that was being removed from my drawing. THANK YOU!
So is Sunday morning , I’m fixing breakfast for my daughter and I’m thinking at some point I’ll have to learn how to vectorize my procreate drawings next week. Next thing I know I’m watching this video and before my beautiful daughter ends her breakfast I know the basics of what I thought would be a hard learning process. You’re a natural born educator my friend. Muchas gracias for the amazing tutorial. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks so much for sharing. I haven't played around with Procreate yet, but it seems like a solid app. I'm going to give it a try. I've done a similar process back in the day pre-iPad to get my hand-sketches into a vector format. Well done. Great clear demo.
Great tutorial! Of our procreate files ia multi layered with multi colors , do you recommend exporting each layer individually as a tiff and the placing them all back together as separate shapes/paths on illustrator?
This was an incredibly concise and informative video-thanks so much for giving a quick and quality overview on how to do this. It was the perfect refresher for me.
Thank you for this. Always nice to learn a new aspect of the process in Illustrator! That 'ignore white' function is a good one. Also, thanks for getting right to the point and moving along in the steps. Succinct and easy to follow. :)
Hey Charlie thanks for the great video, I was wondering if there’s any way to do the same fore procreate works that contain multiple colors? I’m a rookie to procreate and graphic design, let me know if you have any tips, thanks
Hi Charley thank you so much for this video. Can you make a video on how to turn an artwork you have designed in Photoshop specifically with 3 or more colours and turn it into graphic print? At this stage I will be using DTG printing but I am confused as to what file I should be aiming to get the best quality print. Thank you in advance
Charley!!!!! This is such a quick and easy to follow and implement tutorial!. You have saved me HOURS of time, trying to work with A.I. THANK YOU. I especially loved the tip to remove the white background so the image becomes a PNG. what what ???? THANKS
Thank you so much for this video! I hope to see more of it! Im trying to draw a mural for 30 feet wall. I'm currently using Procreate at the moment and I'm drawing them in separate pieces. After I am done, I'm planning on migrating it to Adobe illustrate and put them all together on one big sheet. Before I do that, How much Pixels and DPI should I be using while I'm drawing them separately?
Hi! This helped me get my procreate design into Illustrator, and I think I followed all your instructions, but for some reason I can’t change the colors…any ideas? Thank you so much!
this is so helpful thank you. I've just started studying digital and interactive design and I've been contemplating getting an ipad pro for not only designing but also school work (taking notes etc) but I was worried about using apps like procreate in conjunction with illustrator and after effects etc.
This is so helpful! I'm referencing this info for my first oracle deck ;) Thank you so much for creating this super clear and informative video, Charley! I spend the majority of my time analog painting and feel confident and inspired to keep going with the digital aspects of the deck project thanks to you!
Wow ! I don't have illustrator but I will get it cuz this is what I have been looking for for Vector formats, I have been watching Inkscape and GIMP tutorials and when I do something and wanna save them I don't see the vector formats but the thing is that if I wanna use these vectors formats on printful and Teespring they accept only Jpeg, png,Tiff etc but not vector formats kinna suck.
thank you for this video! i’m really experienced with procreate but not illustrator and i was worried i would have to create all my designs in illustrator
Are you able to port your design from procreate to illustrator with image fully colored or does it have in black in white before turn the image into vectors?
Hi, what do you recommend when the ilustration its not as linear, its full of brushes of effects? I need to resize my art to a bigger size than procreate allows me
Great video. question, what dpi and canvas size are you creating the original art in Procreate? I am creating an animated short and need to transfer my line drawings in vectored layers(arms,legs,etc) and keep the thin, pencil-line texture i used in Procreate. Building true to size 1920x1080/72 dpi. Lines are vectoring too smooth am losing detail when tracing in Illustrator. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Thank you for such a helpful video! Do you have any tips about afterward editing such files in adobe illustrator, or just tracing is enough to submit it to print?
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Hi Charley, thank you so much for this!!! I’ve been looking for something like this for ages! 😊 can you do this with something that has different layers? Such as colour?
Good video, can you transfer it and keep the Color in it or do you need to bring it in as a b and w only?
I love when a video does what the title says. This was clear and to the point without a lot of unecessary information, and really clearly demonstrated.
Thank you for talking fast and getting to the point. 👍
Matilda Porter Exactly what i came here to say. And he doesn’t talk through every tiny detail like we’ve never seen a computer before. I love it 👍🏻
Amen to that!
This is LIFE CHANGING for me. I can't draw in illustrator and Procreate has been my lifeline for learning to draw. Now I can add my drawings to Illustrator for logos! Thank you!
Always here to help where I can :)
Can u do a logo for me 😔?
Thanks, Charley. I find that it’s best to NOT resize the TIFF format file after bringing it into Illustrator as the image trace function captures more detail from the reference pixels of the image at the larger size. The image trace can essentially render more curves and detail points at the larger size. Once refined and rendered as vectors, you can then scale the new vector shapes down and more detail will be evident. Nice pace in your videos. So many others resort to snail pace instruction. Thanks!
Came here to say this. Great catch, but also great video.
@@PhoenixMoore so basically, leave it big and out of the art board till you vector it ?
@@christieovalles5814 Basically, yes. It may take longer to render and such but the results have always been better, at least in my dealing with it.
I would love to see a tutorial of how you created that in procreate! The letters in the perfect circle, etc, I'm still learning. :)
I’ve been retracing my files manually like a fool. Thanks for this!
Yea that sucks I did that the first time
That’s nothing wrong with that my friend. It all depends on how you want your artwork to look like.
This video just completely saved me from having to redraw an artwork. I knew how to convert my image to vector, but I was using a png and it was coming out terrible. Using a TIFF gave back so much detail that was being removed from my drawing. THANK YOU!
So is Sunday morning , I’m fixing breakfast for my daughter and I’m thinking at some point I’ll have to learn how to vectorize my procreate drawings next week.
Next thing I know I’m watching this video and before my beautiful daughter ends her breakfast I know the basics of what I thought would be a hard learning process.
You’re a natural born educator my friend.
Muchas gracias for the amazing tutorial. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
thanks so much! i've been using the vectorize feature for a while and I was always missing the "ignore white" feature.
awesome dude been looking for an easy vector method from procreate you killed it dude
ONLY video that gets straight to the point. Thanks my man!
omg. i didnt know about the "ignore white" option!!!! that is SO useful LOL. Thank u for the video!
Simple, clear, straightforward and helpful! Thank you!
Thanks so much for sharing. I haven't played around with Procreate yet, but it seems like a solid app. I'm going to give it a try. I've done a similar process back in the day pre-iPad to get my hand-sketches into a vector format. Well done. Great clear demo.
Thanks! Started to use Procreate year ago and with new commissions there was need for vector files, but this one is good solution. Let’s start!
by far one of the best tutorials... thanks bro!
That ignore white thing is so useful thank you so much.
Great tutorial! Of our procreate files ia multi layered with multi colors , do you recommend exporting each layer individually as a tiff and the placing them all back together as separate shapes/paths on illustrator?
So what provided the best outcomes?
This was an incredibly concise and informative video-thanks so much for giving a quick and quality overview on how to do this. It was the perfect refresher for me.
I’m really happy to hear that!
Thank you for this. Always nice to learn a new aspect of the process in Illustrator! That 'ignore white' function is a good one. Also, thanks for getting right to the point and moving along in the steps. Succinct and easy to follow. :)
Hey Charlie thanks for the great video, I was wondering if there’s any way to do the same fore procreate works that contain multiple colors? I’m a rookie to procreate and graphic design, let me know if you have any tips, thanks
i watched so many videos on how to transfer designs to illustrator nd best video out.
Hi Charley thank you so much for this video. Can you make a video on how to turn an artwork you have designed in Photoshop specifically with 3 or more colours and turn it into graphic print? At this stage I will be using DTG printing but I am confused as to what file I should be aiming to get the best quality print. Thank you in advance
Charley!!!!! This is such a quick and easy to follow and implement tutorial!. You have saved me HOURS of time, trying to work with A.I. THANK YOU. I especially loved the tip to remove the white background so the image becomes a PNG. what what ???? THANKS
Thanks Charley, you really helped me out! Keep up the good work and btw that's a sick logo you made!
Does this work with color images (multiple colors) ?
Very clear cut awesome video
Thank you so much for this video! I hope to see more of it! Im trying to draw a mural for 30 feet wall. I'm currently using Procreate at the moment and
I'm drawing them in separate pieces. After I am done, I'm planning on migrating it to Adobe illustrate and put them all together on one big sheet. Before I do that, How much Pixels and DPI should I be using while I'm drawing them separately?
This was so helpful, thanks for sharing it!
Thanks for saving the day and QUICKLY!
Anytime
Hi! This helped me get my procreate design into Illustrator, and I think I followed all your instructions, but for some reason I can’t change the colors…any ideas? Thank you so much!
this is so helpful thank you. I've just started studying digital and interactive design and I've been contemplating getting an ipad pro for not only designing but also school work (taking notes etc) but I was worried about using apps like procreate in conjunction with illustrator and after effects etc.
Thanks for not wasting my time. SUBSCRIBED 🙂
Thanks for sharing all the amazing techniques you have learned!!
You are a flipping champion, sir.
This is so helpful! I'm referencing this info for my first oracle deck ;) Thank you so much for creating this super clear and informative video, Charley! I spend the majority of my time analog painting and feel confident and inspired to keep going with the digital aspects of the deck project thanks to you!
You saved my life with this tip. Thanks!!!
Morgan JT thank you I’m so happy I can win :)
😊what’s up C…that was AWESOME… very helpful crystal clear on directions. Looking forward to learning more from you….,. ✌🏾✍🏾
God bless you for sharing this lol I have been stuck at it for a bit almost thinking i have to redo all my work :D
Thanks! Didn't know image trace had a settings option to adjust stuff. :)
so helpful thanks so much!
Super helpful! Thank you! I'll check out the shirts.
Thank you. 💚
Love how simple this is. Easier video I've ever seen. Thanks so much!!
That’s what I like easy thanks charley great video 👍👍👍😎
Nice one!! Just the job and so simple, great
Wow ! I don't have illustrator but I will get it cuz this is what I have been looking for for Vector formats, I have been watching Inkscape and GIMP tutorials and when I do something and wanna save them I don't see the vector formats but the thing is that if I wanna use these vectors formats on printful and Teespring they accept only Jpeg, png,Tiff etc but not vector formats kinna suck.
Is there also an option to do this in affinity designer as fast as illustrator? If yes, could you also do a video how it works? THX
New workflow idea. Thanks!
Any thoughts on adding color?
I love that texture, man. I gotta try this ASAP. Thanks for sharing!
you are amazing 😍😍😍
Haha thank you! :)
Thankyou so much for the tutorial inneed it so bad 👌🏻 and u explain it like a pro
Loved watching this tutorial! Very helpful!
Great video. Was wondering what version/memory of ipad do you suggest for graphic designing??? Thanks
So clear and helpful, thank you!
Right on! Clear and to the point. - Subscribed!
Really incredible! Thank you
Thank you
You should use Dropbox if you are on a pc.
thank you!! very useful!
This is really helpful, thank you. Would you suggest creating the entire illustration from scratch using Adobe Sketch, to bypass the trace? Thanks
thank you for this video! i’m really experienced with procreate but not illustrator and i was worried i would have to create all my designs in illustrator
this was super helpful thank you 😊
How do you get text along a path in procreate?
Game changer. Thanks you!
Thank you. This is really really helpful.
Are you able to port your design from procreate to illustrator with image fully colored or does it have in black in white before turn the image into vectors?
thank you!!big help!
This is amazing! Thank you so much
Great tips!!
Thank you this is the only tutorial that’s helped me!
Thanks so much ive been transferring back and forth between adobe and procreate but was looking for something like this thank you
Do you have to use Adobe Illustrator? Or can I use a free app on MacBook? Thanks !
For some reason the tracing result is cutting off a lot of my design / leaving blank spots. Any tips?
Thank you. Very informative.
Man you are awesome
I appreciate it thank you :)
Great video, straight to the point. Respect!
Hi, so if I bring in a sketch that I want to colour it in fully, will that work with this method? Thanks x
Excellent content and to the point. I didnt have to speed up.
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!
Just wanted to say thanks so much for the help...awesome video!
Amazing video and info :)
Was super helpful! But for some reason it won’t allow me to change the colour as easily as yours. Now how I can fix that? Thanks!
Thank you so much ,it's really helpfull!
Thank you so much!
Thank u thank u i looove that ure very direct...u got urself a new subscriber 😬
Actually useful tips! 👍🏼
How did you add that curved text in procreate?
Can this be done on the newly released adobe illustrator for iPad?
You’re amazing! Saved me thank you so much!!
Thank you so much! :)
Hi, what do you recommend when the ilustration its not as linear, its full of brushes of effects? I need to resize my art to a bigger size than procreate allows me
This was so helpful! Thank you!!
Nice one! Been learning a lot from your vids. Keep it up!
I followed all your steps and went great, but when it comes to changing the color of the drawing it doesn't work :( Any ideas of what I'm doing wrong?
Great video. question, what dpi and canvas size are you creating the original art in Procreate? I am creating an animated short and need to transfer my line drawings in vectored layers(arms,legs,etc) and keep the thin, pencil-line texture i used in Procreate. Building true to size 1920x1080/72 dpi. Lines are vectoring too smooth am losing detail when tracing in Illustrator. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Thank you for such a helpful video! Do you have any tips about afterward editing such files in adobe illustrator, or just tracing is enough to submit it to print?
Whats the best size to have the original canvas on procreate? DPI?
Can I check how do u add stickers border after u convert ur procreate drawing to vectors?
Me ajudou muito, muito obrigada 👍