Udemy Drawing Shading And Coloring Bonsai Trees In Procreate

Enhance your Procreate skills, discover how to sketch, do semi-realistic shading, hatching, color manipulation and more

What you’ll learn
Drawing in Procreate
Quick Shading in Procreate
Color Manipulation in Procreate
Coloring grey toned images in Procreate
Sketching in Procreate
Semi-realistic Shading

Requirements
No prior experience needed at all
iPad
Procreate
Apple Pencil or other Pressure Sensitive Stylus is recommended
Procreate Pocket may work, but isn’t tested

Description
Who doesn’t like these lovely miniature trees? Looking closely at some Bonsai Trees together, can be a great tool to start you off or help you improve your drawing skills.In the 1st Part we’re going to draw a Bonsai Tree from scratch and draw it all the way, just using the Procreate HB Pencil. No Procreate tricks or special effects, but just you – your pencil (or finger) – and drawing skills.And yes, you can absolutely do this! My step-by-step clear instructions will guide you through the whole process and help you create something beautiful.You will discover what to actually pay attention to, how to draw and sketch in Procreate, how to hatch – adding lovely light & shadow effects, ending up with a gorgeous Bonsai Tree.In the 2nd Part we’re going to draw a Pine Bonsai Tree from scratch and draw it all the way, just using the Procreate HB Pencil. No Procreate tricks or special effects, but just you – your pencil (or finger) – and drawing skills. Building on the skills we’ve gained in the previous part, we’re going to add a few effective techniques to it to be able to draw the Pine shaped Bonsai Tree successfully.In the 3rd part of Drawing Bonsai Trees, which can be done without having done the previous parts, we’ll be focusing on semi-realistic-shading. Using our Apple Pencil in a total different way.But first we need to draw the tree, so I’ll be showing you a few ways how to use the photo as a base for your sketch. Once happy with the sketch we’ll discover how to shade with a pencil in Procreate. Of course we’ll also pay some attention to bringing in light and shadow convincingly.We even go further with this one, creating a nice background which will make it look like we’ve really drawn our Bonsai Tree with graphite.Using your pencil in this way might be a very different experience, but it will surely enhance your Procreate skills.In the 4th Part we’re going to take the grey-toned Bonsai Tree we drew (or use the one I’ve provided) and turn it into a lovely colored piece.There are several ways to go about this in Procreate. We’ll be looking at 5 different methods to get the job done: Alpha Lock, Clipping Masks, Gradient Maps, Curves and Color Balance.I’ll be showing you how to effectively use these different methods and we’ll also be venturing into using a combo of the options to give us just the look we want – ending up with the best result.Enjoy coloring the uncolored, or use these very helpful methods to change the colors of existing pieces into your liking. Another great skill to add to your Procreate toolbox.You will love drawing the various adorable Bonsai Trees, mastering semi-realistic-shading and doing some color manipulation in Procreate so come and join the fun and see what beautiful results you’ll end up with. Aside from your iPad with Procreate and all the resources I provide there’s nothing else needed to get started.