In this particular example, I’m using one of my own grid brushes that are included in The Dungeon Map Builder from my shop. However, I should have mentioned that in Procreate it’s very easy to add grid guides of any size you want. Just go to the wrench icon at the top, then select Canvas. Toggle on “Drawing Guide” and then you can adjust the size, scale, color, all kinds of things by selecting “Edit Drawing Guide”. Hope that helps!
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed. As to your question, I truly believe anyone can learn to draw if they have the desire to learn and put in the time to practice. You just don’t get to see all my (and every other artist) failed attempts at drawing something like a dungeon wall. Skill is more important than “talent”, and the good news is that skills are learned through time and practice. But! If you don’t have that desire to learn or the time to do it, which I definitely understand, that’s why I created my Fantasy Map Builder and City Map Builder. And, I’m actively working to finish the Dungeon Map Builder as we speak. 👍 All the best and thank you again! - Josh
But how do you setup Procreate to have the tiled background with the squares? I haven't been able to find a tutorial of how to setup Procreate.
In this particular example, I’m using one of my own grid brushes that are included in The Dungeon Map Builder from my shop. However, I should have mentioned that in Procreate it’s very easy to add grid guides of any size you want. Just go to the wrench icon at the top, then select Canvas. Toggle on “Drawing Guide” and then you can adjust the size, scale, color, all kinds of things by selecting “Edit Drawing Guide”. Hope that helps!
It's such a joy to watch you work. Great video as always.
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words 😀.
Outstanding!!! You are really graced with amazing God given talent 😇
Hey thank you so much, I really appreciate that! Soli Deo Gloria 👏
Good video but what if you can't draw?
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed. As to your question, I truly believe anyone can learn to draw if they have the desire to learn and put in the time to practice. You just don’t get to see all my (and every other artist) failed attempts at drawing something like a dungeon wall. Skill is more important than “talent”, and the good news is that skills are learned through time and practice. But! If you don’t have that desire to learn or the time to do it, which I definitely understand, that’s why I created my Fantasy Map Builder and City Map Builder. And, I’m actively working to finish the Dungeon Map Builder as we speak. 👍 All the best and thank you again! - Josh
@@MapEffects could be. I tend to use inkarnate or dungeon scrawl. Might have to try something like this by hand. Maybe I could use Gimp.