Creating vector art might sound intimidating, but it’s actually fast, fun, and surprisingly flexible—especially if you’re working on an iPad. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through the entire process of vectorizing your artwork using Adobe Capture and Affinity Designer, so you can easily turn your hand-drawn or Procreate designs
If you just started drawing and designing on your iPad, you may have heard that you need to “vectorize” your drawings or that you need to learn how to use vectors to be a professional designer. In this post I want to dispel some of the myths about vectors, and
In this class, you’ll learn how to design a pattern collection on your iPad. I’ll show you options for making your repeat elements in both Procreate and Affinity designer, so you can choose which option works best for you! When you watch this class, you’ll get all of the
I’ve designed several digital planners over the years, trying out different apps and processes, and this is by far the most efficient and precise process I’ve ever tried. I love the process so much, I decided to create a whole class to show you every step from planning the layout
There is something so satisfying about making perfect geometric shapes. Maybe it brings out my inner math nerd? I decided to create a class for all you other math nerds out there who feel frustrated that you can’t make things PERFECT in Procreate. (Am I just projecting here?) In the
I have loved the concept of print on demand since I first heard the term in 2013. It took me a few years to actually start my own shop, but I looked on with jealousy as so many amazing artists and designers grew their shops on Spoonflower, Society6, and RedBubble.
For years I made repeat patterns in Photoshop and Illustrator, but I have been dying to switch to an iPad version of these programs. I really prefer working on my iPad because it’s so much more “couch and pajamas” friendly than sitting at a desk with my laptop, and obviously
Spoiler: I’m going to try to convince you to get Affinity Designer for iPads. Not because I get an affiliate bonus when you buy it (I don’t), but because I love it so much I want to share it with the iPad art and design community! Quick update: This post