I'm a non-art major. If you started working by hand, you might get tired quickly. Since there was a digital drawing where I could try various things casually, I was able to find and develop the picture I wanted. In particular Combination of iPad and ProCreatemade it possible to draw freely anytime, anywhere. Let's indulge in the endless charm of digital drawing where graffiti becomes a picture!
Who is this class for?
Those who want to try digital drawing but are unsure how to get started
Those who want to draw with an iPad
Those who want to learn the features of the ProCreate app
People who want to paint their daily lives and memories
Those who want to make one-of-a-kind goods with their own paintings
Estimated class time
A total of 6 chaptersThe class will be taught as, and we will draw 5 to 6 works together while learning about the functions of Pro Create. It takes 30 to 60 minutes to create a workIt takes about a while. We offer a course period so that you can color your daily life step by step. The time required may vary depending on the individual and the speed of progress.
Skills you'll learn
To make it easy for those who are new to digital drawing to follow along. 'Fundamentals of Procreation'I'll let you know from I'll share everything from how to draw lines, how to use various frameworks and tools, drawing fun illustrations that you can use in your daily life, and tips for creating everyday cartoons with small stories!
Class preview
📍 This class was created with Procreate version 2.4.5.
This is Jato's introductory digital drawing class.
It is designed so that you can learn the functions of pro create naturally while drawing simple yet complete pictures. Step by step, starting from the basics! But to keep you from getting bored, I'll pick out the features you need and share them with Zato's drawing tips.
Welcome: Introducing Jato
Lesson 1: Introduction to Jato
Lesson 2: Class introduction
Lesson 3: Introduction to what to bring
Chapter 1: Learn about the warm-up phase and the basic functions of ProCreate.
Lesson 1: First screen, visiting the gallery
Lesson 2: Understanding canvas and layer principles
Lesson 3: Setting frequently used brushes after the brush/eraser test
Lesson 4: Learn Easy Finger Gestures
Chapter 2: Learn frequently used functions by drawing simple pictures.
Lesson 1: Drawing simple objects using the function of layers
Lesson 2: Coloring (Learn the palette and eyedropper functions)
Lesson 3: Editing (Learn how to copy, paste, and resize)
Lesson 4: Saving a File and Saving a Drawing Process with Time-lapse Recording
Chapter 3: Draw pictures that can be used in everyday life.
Lesson 1: Drawing a smartphone wallpaper illustration
Lesson 2: Drawing a birthday card/postcard illustration
Lesson 3: Learn the lasso, magic wand, and smudge functions
Chapter 4: Learn how to draw using photographs.
Lesson 1: Drawing an illustration suitable for the photo
Lesson 2: Giving Visual Effects
Lesson 3: Follow up with a friend's (person) photo
Lesson 4: Drawing using multiple task screens
Lesson 5: Using a mixture of brushes to color
Chapter 5: I will create my own characters to appear in everyday comics.
Lesson 1: Create your own character
Lesson 2: Expressing Various Emotions
Lesson 3: Practice frequently used actions
Chapter 6: I search for materials for everyday tunes and plan a story.
Lesson 1: Looking for episodes in small everyday life
Lesson 2: Imagining a story with episodes
Lesson 3: Using speech bubbles to express words
📍The curriculum is subject to some changes, and content may be uploaded sequentially.
Q&A
Q. Do I really need an iPad?
A. Yes. The ProCreate app we'll cover in this class is currently only supported on iOS, so an iPad is required. I think the combination of “iPad + Apple Pencil + Pro Create” is the most convenient and versatile, so I recommend it to those starting digital drawing.
Q. I'm new to digital drawing, can I keep up with it?
A. Yes! Since this is a class aimed at beginners, we will start with the very basics. Therefore, it may be a slightly easier class for those who have previously done digital drawing with Photoshop or illustrator programs.
Q. Can I find my own picture with digital drawing?
A. I also think drawing my own picture is always the biggest challenge rather than being good at drawing. Being able to draw digitally is like creating an infinite canvas that can be drawn and erased countless times, so you can try out more diverse and bold paintings. You'll have to draw lots of pictures to find your own, but the advantage of digital drawing is that you can use as much paper and paint as you like.
