I must have just found this tutorial (and channel ) just after you posted. Followed along and love the result! I am VERY new to Procreate since I only received my ipad pro a couple of days ago but have been meaning to go digital for some time. You most certainly deserve the thumbs up! Subscribed! Thanks so much! Now I'm really excited to try the other tutorials!
wow thank you so much! Congratulations on your iPad and digital arts journey. I think it will really help you grow your art because it's so easy to be spontaneous with the iPad... And you get to 'undo' 😂😂😂
Wonderful tutorial, Calvin! I love the waffle cone pattern technique, and can't wait to try it! Thank you again for sharing your talent! P.S. Love it as a sticker!
haha, thank you so much 🥰 My wife is doing these art shows, she makes wooden sculptures/classes, and I have had stickers on my mind because I think it's something I could sell there alongside her stuff. A lot of people around here have water bottle and they put stickers all over. It would be fun at least 😂😂
Enjoyed that tutorial, thanks! Mine wasn’t as convincing as yours though… I need to work on shadow more so I can create a more intuitive sense of depth! 😌
thank you so much! I think it might help to look at photos of ice cream and try to copy the shadows from that. The ice cream shape is a bit complex. especially with multiple scoops.
Hey Calvin! I love your tips and tutorials! I wanted to ask you if you knew about the clipping mask instead of erasing! You can also use the layer select, invert, and clear to erase so you don’t have to spend time manually erasing. 😊 5:13
Thank you so much! Since I can fast forward in the videos, I try to keep it as basic as I can because I'm worried that the video may appear too advanced for beginners. A lot of beginners would definitely do well to get comfortable with masks but I think it could feel to technical. What do you think? I often have this kind of dilemma when I structure my videos. It's probably OK to include at least one time saving tricks in a video, that probably wouldn't be too distracting. The straightforward method of painting definitely takes longer to paint, but explaining a shortcut in my video will paradoxically make the tutorial longer because I can't fast forward through those more complicated explanations 😂😂
@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 I didn’t even think about that! Plus your content is more relaxing and Bob Ross-like tutorials in my opinion. So I suppose in a way, I would be taking my time following your tutorial anyway! Maybe if you had a really quick tutorial you could include some time saving tricks and just make a note in the title like “+ Time Saving Eraser Trick” or something.
@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 Thanks! I will buy some modeling clay for fun and see the shadows. And it just never occurs to me that other objects have shadows all the time as well and it is related to the light source. Too much screen time maybe🤭
What’ll a delightful tutorial. I enjoyed the technique of making the waffle pattern, and I liked learning about the double shading. Thanks!
Love these videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
This was so much fun to do with your brush set. More ice cream and dessert drawings please! 😊
Great tutorial, as usual, Calvin. Thanks so much for making drawing in digital watercolor so much easier. Have a happy day.
Loved making this one! Thank you for making these tutorial Calvin🌸
Thank you so much 🥰
This was so fun to make! Thanks so much - love your video tutorials!!
Fantastic tutorial! Keep ‘em coming!
Wunderschön 🤩🤩🤩. Tolle Anleitung 👍👏
love this video ！🥰 like chocolate best!
Ooh i absolutely love this!! I love how you simplify everything and make drawing doable!
Thank you so much 🥰 I really love making these videos for you and it keeping a simple process helps me improve my own art
I must have just found this tutorial (and channel ) just after you posted. Followed along and love the result! I am VERY new to Procreate since I only received my ipad pro a couple of days ago but have been meaning to go digital for some time.
You most certainly deserve the thumbs up! Subscribed! Thanks so much! Now I'm really excited to try the other tutorials!
wow thank you so much! Congratulations on your iPad and digital arts journey. I think it will really help you grow your art because it's so easy to be spontaneous with the iPad... And you get to 'undo' 😂😂😂
awesome tutorial! I did very well wow!! So proud of myself. Thank you! :)
your way of explaining is so good,why didnt i find you before 😊
Another great tutorial
this is so cute! thank you for the ice cream! I hope you can make more desserts in the future!
Wonderful tutorial, Calvin! I love the waffle cone pattern technique, and can't wait to try it! Thank you again for sharing your talent! P.S. Love it as a sticker!
haha, thank you so much 🥰 My wife is doing these art shows, she makes wooden sculptures/classes, and I have had stickers on my mind because I think it's something I could sell there alongside her stuff. A lot of people around here have water bottle and they put stickers all over. It would be fun at least 😂😂
@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 So warm and inspired to bring together you and your wife's work
Thanks Calvin! I painted a delicious coffee-flavoured cone 😁
I would love to see it! Can you show me on Etsy? You can attach it to a message
@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 done!
Enjoyed that tutorial, thanks! Mine wasn’t as convincing as yours though… I need to work on shadow more so I can create a more intuitive sense of depth! 😌
thank you so much! I think it might help to look at photos of ice cream and try to copy the shadows from that. The ice cream shape is a bit complex. especially with multiple scoops.
@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 I will do, thank you for the advice!! 👍🏼⭐️
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Hey Calvin! I love your tips and tutorials! I wanted to ask you if you knew about the clipping mask instead of erasing! You can also use the layer select, invert, and clear to erase so you don’t have to spend time manually erasing. 😊 5:13
Thank you so much! Since I can fast forward in the videos, I try to keep it as basic as I can because I'm worried that the video may appear too advanced for beginners. A lot of beginners would definitely do well to get comfortable with masks but I think it could feel to technical. What do you think? I often have this kind of dilemma when I structure my videos. It's probably OK to include at least one time saving tricks in a video, that probably wouldn't be too distracting. The straightforward method of painting definitely takes longer to paint, but explaining a shortcut in my video will paradoxically make the tutorial longer because I can't fast forward through those more complicated explanations 😂😂
@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 I didn’t even think about that! Plus your content is more relaxing and Bob Ross-like tutorials in my opinion. So I suppose in a way, I would be taking my time following your tutorial anyway! Maybe if you had a really quick tutorial you could include some time saving tricks and just make a note in the title like “+ Time Saving Eraser Trick” or something.
Hi Calvin, should I reset my pressure curve to get the same result? Do you have tips where I can get good Color swatches?
Calvin, thanks for your video, but I have trouble finding the right part for shadow when I drawing myself
Do you have any modeling clay? You can form a little cartoon/simple Ice cream out of clay and see how the shadows are forming. This really helps me :}
@@calvinatdrifterstudio8438 Thanks! I will buy some modeling clay for fun and see the shadows. And it just never occurs to me that other objects have shadows all the time as well and it is related to the light source. Too much screen time maybe🤭
I'm not sure why when I click on a layer, the opacity bar doesn't show up? 😣
Try clicking on the layer and click the “N” next to the check mark and that’ll give you the opacity bar.
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