View allAll Photos Tagged procreate
Original Digital Abstract Painting with Procreate, ApplePencil, and iPad Pro.
I’m trying to get looser in my work. Chaos does not come naturally to me. I did a series of three action paintings all in one sitting. I was happy with the first and last, they are presented here As Action Painting #3 and action Painting #5. They were all done in the same Photoshop file so I was also able to combine them as layers in different combinations. One of those is also presented here.
Original digital painting with procreate, Apple Pencil, and iPad Pro.
I originally rejected this as not being good enough to release. I couldn’t see a way to “finish“ it. With the passage of a little time I have come to like it more and see it as finished.
Original digital painting with ProCreate.
I’ll admit, this one is a bit of a throwaway. It started out just as an exploration of some new brushes, but it was a lot of fun and I love looking at it so I thought I would share it.
1er essai de mise en couleurs sur procreate /ipad d'un de mes croquis au crayon réalisé sur place.... ça me plaît bien 😜👍
In preparation for an exhibition at Museum Voswinckelshof in Dinslaken, Germany. Proud to be able to participate.
Model - extracted from a Sebastian Michaels photo
Background - created using two of my photos and lots of textures
Textures, moon, sparkle and writing - my collection
This was created on my iPad Pro using Repix and Procreate - I am plugging along on the iPad but liking the possibilities.
Background created using a number of my photos and textures
Model - nanfe-s.deviantart.com/art/Stock-94-204487153
Trees - my photo
Textures, grasses, weeds - my collection
Created on my iPad using Procreate and Repix
100% procreate. Real fun to do! Mixture between painting and photobashing. Truly amazed how great this little app works!
Étienne...
Digital painting with ProCreate, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil
This is a breakthrough for me - I have never achieved this level of looseness and controlled chaos in one of my paintings. YeeeHa!
Thanks to Betty Krause on YouTube and her “Abstractly Yours” series.
I made this illustration inspired in a old photo of Bettina.
www.flickr.com/photos/riseholmegreenscape/50707999736/in/...