Easy Liquid Transition Animation | Procreate Dreams Tutorial

[@IsaiahCardona]

Thanks everyone for watching! Let me know if there's any other tutorials you'd like to see.

[@Juan_Teppa]

Learning about highlights and shadows using Procreate/Procreate Dreams would be extremely helpful, cheers!

[@howsikl8594]

Hey what device would you recommend for pro create dreams

[@IsaiahCardona]

@@howsikl8594 Procreate Dreams supports all iPads able to run iPadOS 16.3 and here's a link that lists all the iPads it's compatible with: help.procreate.com/articles/zlexav-ipad-compatibility
And the Procreate page goes through what features each ipad supports of the program.

[@klinikam.9135]

This was really useful and well explained. ❤ Thank you.

[@IsaiahCardona]

Glad it was helpful!

[@doodlingdebbie1]

I just found your channel and love, love you’re doing Procreate Dreams tutorials. There’s definitely not enough. Thank you. I hit that subscribe button and can’t wait to see more.

[@IsaiahCardona]

So glad you enjoyed my tutorials! And thanks for subscribing.

[@Juan_Teppa]

Great one Isaiah! I've just got an iPad to learn some animation using Procreate and this workflow helps a lot.

[@Vespa-s9t]

Great lessons ❤

[@IsaiahCardona]

Thanks!

[@JuHeSch]

Oh wow, this was super cool and helpful! Thank you!

[@SailynAblakck]

can i make it in adobe animate??

[@IsaiahCardona]

You can definitely use Adobe Animate. The basic premise of the animation can work in any program.

[@SunriseWaterMedia]

Is this app very different from Procreate?

[@IsaiahCardona]

There are some similarities but Procreate Dreams is set up for Animation and lacks some of the drawing features of the original Procreate app. And I would say it’s less intuitive to use than Procreate and has a bigger learning curve.