Thank you for watching ❤ Click on the link ruclips.net/video/dHvPQA5Kkws/видео.html for the how to master the freehand selection tool in Procreate tutorial.
That was awesome. Made it look so easy. If you do another one, do one where you do something fancy so you can group the text then move the lot together as the group.
This was amazing and the best hand-holding for beginners that I’ve ever come across in a tutorial for Procreate. I love how you explained every step of the way. Thank you!!
@@MadTzenArts I wonder if you’d be able to answer a question for me, please. When I was using the method of selecting one letter at a time, then moving the letter into place, I’d be using my Apple Pencil to touch outside the selected area and then move it. But when I ‘grabbed’ it to the right of the letter instead of the left, it would adjust the size rather than moving the entire letter. But then in other letters I think it would be the opposite side? I think with all of them, if I tried to ‘grab’ the letter in the space above the selected area, it would always start adjusting the size. That sounds as clear as mud, but I’m not sure how else to describe what was happening. Basically, it was adjusting the size of the letter instead of moving it from one area to another and I was not wanting to adjust the size. I kept having to tap away to undo the change of size and then start again with selecting it.
Don't worry, there is a quick fix for this ☺️ Just zoom into the area that you would like to work on to make the letter larger, as a zoomed in canvas is easier to control, and try to have the pencil touching the center of the boxed-in letter when you want to move it. I hope this helps, Coralie ❤️
Another easy way to select a letter is to set selection to automatic, tap a letter to select, and set the selection threshold high to select the entire letter.
Thank you for watching ❤ Click on the link ruclips.net/video/dHvPQA5Kkws/видео.html for the how to master the freehand selection tool in Procreate tutorial.
Thank you for the tutorial. Ridiculous that procreate doesn’t have a feature to just arc the text
Thank you Gianfranco ☺️ It would be nice to have a tool for curving text.
Seriously
Pics Art does….for premium members 😡
PROCREATE IS THE PAIN OF MY LIFE TYSM OMG
Hi °-ilikestarsss-° 🥰 No problem, I’m glad the tutorial could help ✨
Procreate should add it for us!
BEST ‘arching letters Procreate’ I have found-GOOD JOB!!!
Hi Base Basvic ☺️ Thank you so much!
Thanks! You’re a great teacher. You are appreciated!😊
Hi @hombrehector ☺️ Many thanks for your donation! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial! ✨
Procreate is amazing, but certain things are so complicated for no reason
Great video, does the new procreate have text tool that does arc or curve automatically like photoshop does?
Oh my gosh thank you this looks far less nightmarish than someone’s tutorial of EACH individual letter…😅
Hi Kendall 🥰 Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful 💕
That was awesome. Made it look so easy. If you do another one, do one where you do something fancy so you can group the text then move the lot together as the group.
Hi Ron ☺️ Thank you. If I do another one of the curve text videos, I'll focus on a creative design 👍✨
@@MadTzenArts My pleasure. I loved the video.
Thank you so much for this tip 🥰
You're welcome, Mel ☺️✨
This was amazing and the best hand-holding for beginners that I’ve ever come across in a tutorial for Procreate. I love how you explained every step of the way. Thank you!!
I’m subscribing now to make sure I can easily find you again when I need a detailed and clear process of how to achieve something. ❤️
Hi Coralie 🥰 Many thanks for your kind words and subscribing! I'm happy to have you as part of the Mad Tzen Arts family ❤️
@@MadTzenArts I wonder if you’d be able to answer a question for me, please. When I was using the method of selecting one letter at a time, then moving the letter into place, I’d be using my Apple Pencil to touch outside the selected area and then move it. But when I ‘grabbed’ it to the right of the letter instead of the left, it would adjust the size rather than moving the entire letter. But then in other letters I think it would be the opposite side? I think with all of them, if I tried to ‘grab’ the letter in the space above the selected area, it would always start adjusting the size.
That sounds as clear as mud, but I’m not sure how else to describe what was happening.
Basically, it was adjusting the size of the letter instead of moving it from one area to another and I was not wanting to adjust the size. I kept having to tap away to undo the change of size and then start again with selecting it.
Don't worry, there is a quick fix for this ☺️ Just zoom into the area that you would like to work on to make the letter larger, as a zoomed in canvas is easier to control, and try to have the pencil touching the center of the boxed-in letter when you want to move it. I hope this helps, Coralie ❤️
@@MadTzenArts Thank you so much! I’ll give that a go next time. I truly appreciate your help. 😊
This is EXACTLY what I needed, thank you thank you thank you
Hi Amy 🥰 No worries. I'm glad the tutorial could help
Wow that’s a lot of work on something that should be simple and easy on a program that isn’t free
Hi Mason 🙂 I agree it is a lot of work for a paid program. Hoping Procreate will make it easier for us in a near future software update
Excellent! Thank you!
Thank you rkidlat 🥰 Glad it was helpful!
VERY CLEARLY SHOWN. THANKS.
Thank You Helen 🥰 I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial
Very easy to follow, thank you!
That's great to hear Troy! ☺️✨ Thank you
Another easy way to select a letter is to set selection to automatic, tap a letter to select, and set the selection threshold high to select the entire letter.
Thank you for sharing with everyone, Erik 🙂👍 Selecting letters can also be done this way
Thank you! I really needed this
Hi Gerald 🙂 No worries. Glad the tutorial could help
Amazing you figured this out for everyone 🎉🎉❤..thank you
Thank you ☺️ I'm happy to help & glad the tutorial was useful 💕
Thanks! That’s so helpful!
Thank you Roguest Owl 🥰✨ I'm glad the tutorial is helpful for you
Great tutorial! Thank you :)
Thank you Tb.drawings 🥰 Glad you enjoyed it!
`great video! Thanks
Thank you, Tony ☺️✨ Glad you liked it!
So helpful thank you!
You're so welcome Left Bumper 🥰 Glad it was helpful ✨
You helped alot
No worries Nengi ☺️✨Anytime!
Wow so useful, thank you
Thank you ☺️
This is a nightmare lol why would they make it so complicated
Thanks so much for this
You're welcome Your Maestra Amiga 🤗✨
Great video! :)
Thank you 💕
Nailed it! EZPZ . . . 😁👍👍🥂😘
Thank You Comontoshi 🥰 Glad the tutorial was helpful
Pretty good😊 I’ve been waiting for this one. Tnx!
Thank you 💕
What a well and very helpful tutorial. Many, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Mike 💕
Many thanks MT!!!😁👍
Thank you very much 🧡
This tutorial was so much fun! You've got another subscriber💌🙂
Thank you so much Anja 🥰 I'm happy you enjoy my content ✨
Sweeeeeet! Incredibly helpful MT!🤩♥
I appreciate it Jen, thank you 💕
This is what I need. Thanks🥰🥰🥰.
You're welcome Kelly 💕 Thank you for watching
Excellent tutorial video! Concise and clear♥
Thank you so much Terry 💕
cool!!! thank you soo much for another great tutorials!
You're welcome Austin 💕 Thank you for watching. More tutorials are on their way soon
Many thanks for a clear and concise tutorial.
Thank you ❤️
on time for the poster that i am working. luv it MT. thanks a lot!😍
Thank you Ange 💕 Yes this technique is especially good for posters and any kind of text design ☺️
awesome!
Thank you ❤️
I did this using EXACTO KNIFE
Nice work Koohoomatoe! That is another way to curve text 😆👍
Nice, but extremely ridiculous for Procreate to not have the arch tool for text… even some imbecile free programs on the web have this basic tool
I appreciate how clearly you run all your tutorials.
Thank you so much 💕
sigh....i'll just add the text in illustrator lol
Hi Kylie 🥰 Hoping Procreate makes it easier for us someday lol
Who else got an ibisPaint ad on this video?
Too much work for a simple task. If procreate can level its game it’ll be great. Adobe suite is the best job for that.