A talk about combining analogue and digital art, using the Procreate app, with Brooke Glaser.
Have you ever scanned your analog artwork, only to be disappointed because the textures and imperfections that made it special have disappeared or been smoothed out?
Have you tried to create textured backgrounds, like watercolours, with software? This is particularly true for hand lettering imported to vector apps, which tend to make everything look the same.
Brooke is an illustrator, surface designer, and art teacher. She tells us how particularly the Procreate app has changed the way she creates illustrations, and compares it to the “olden days“ using Photoshop.
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Procreate is currently only available for the iPad, where it has become the most popular drawing application among professionals. It’s so affordable though at $10 currently that anyone who can afford an iPad can also afford the app. Photoshop costs more than that per month.
Brooke has several classes, currently on Skillshare. She has an excellent beginners introduction to Procreate, and a class showing how to combine analogue with digital art in Procreate.
Brooke’s website:
https://www.brookeglaser.com/
YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChfjFIaQtd514PWnPzfj8xg
Instagram:
http://instagram.com/paperplaygrounds
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Get a two month free Skillshare trial using Brooke’s affiliate link:
https://www.skillshare.com/r/profile/Brooke-Glaser/406861
Credits
Interview by Kim Cofield.
Audio editing and show notes by Marcus Clearspring.