Plant Illustrations in Procreate
Adding a plant here and there in your drawings helps give a flat image variation and movement, and adds a pop of natural color into
Drawing in Perspective
Do you tend to draw everything in 2D and wish you could start incorporating objects in perspective into your work? I created a class to
Design a Hand Lettered Font on Your iPad
So many people have asked me how I create my fonts for my classes and Creative Market shop, so I decided to finally create a
Free 2020-2021 Dated Digital Planner
I’m so excited to finally share with you my most extensive and customizable free digital planner yet! To design the planner, I started by sending
Combining Lettering and Illustration in Procreate
In this class you’ll learn all the steps for combining lettering and illustration to create compositions that both tell a story and are visually interesting! When
Illustrating with Layered Texture and Color in Procreate
I absolutely love using layered texture in my work to create varied illustrations with lots of grit and depth. So I decided to create a
What Are Vectors and Do You Need to Use Them?
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
Design a Pattern Collection on Your iPad
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
70s Lettering in Procreate
70s style is back! I’ve been seeing 70s colors, designs, and lettering all over the design world lately, so I knew it was time to
Should You Get a Paperlike iPad Screen Protector?
I want to give you my honest opinion of the protector so you can decide if it’s right for you. I’ve been using it for
Limited Color Palettes and Illustrations in Procreate
In this class, you’ll learn how to create limited color illustrations and palettes on your iPad in Procreate. We’ll cover every step of the process
Ink Illustration Techniques in Procreate
In this class, you’ll learn three different ways to use ink lines and dots to add shadow, highlights, and depth to your work. We’ll look
