An introductory digital illustration course where even beginners can easily draw an atmospheric image

Have you given up because you want to try digital illustration, but it seems difficult...?

In this class, I will teach you how to draw illustrations using an app called Procreate, which is easy to challenge even for those who are not good at digital.

I will draw illustrations with simple lines and paints so that you can experience the fun of drawing and completing an illustration. If you are a beginner, feel free to try it out.

Let's draw atmospheric illustrations with Procreate. Illustration course where you can learn thoroughly from how to use tools

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In this class, I'll show you how to make it easy for beginners to draw atmospheric illustrations using the useful functions and various pens originally included in Procreate.

It's kind to those who aren't good at it, and the screen is simple, and you can draw digitally as if you were drawing an analog illustration.

First of all, I will introduce the basic usage, so even first-time users can take the course without worry.

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Depending on how you use the pen and the type of illustration, the impression you give to your opponent changes drastically. If you know which pen to use to get closer to the illustration you want to express, you can create a more attractive work.

Make your illustrations more attractive. Let's learn the finishing process thoroughly

The impression of digital illustrations also changes a lot depending on how the effects are applied. Noise, chromatic aberrations, etc. that affect the degree of perfection can also be easily applied with Procreate.

Illustrations can be made more attractive with a few steps, so drawing illustrations becomes fun.

It's more fun if you take the course! I want to draw more! This class aims to make people think so.

Experience the fun of drawing digital illustrations in this class.

Illustrations of boys and girls drawn on iPad

Illustrations of boys and girls drawn on iPad