Share your iPad Pro Art!

[Haalcyon]

Not really MY art but me playing with Photoshop Touch on my Pro.

 

[rj5570]

Funny... looks an AWFUL LOT like a still from the movie used on about a million Star Wars:The Force Awakens articles when you Google Search it. ALL the other images have a Disney Watermark on them.

So, it's fake eh?

Still would love to find some instructional videos on how to

 

[Powerplaygraphix]

Yeah, I'm sure that one was fake. The only people that can teach that one are the folks at Industrial Light & Magic. As for tutorials, there are some pretty good ones out there. Will Terry over at Svslearn.com has started putting some pretty good tutorials out there.

 

[digitalbreak]

My name is Oliver Queen

 

[findwaldonow]

Mr. Spock

 

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[Powerplaygraphix]

Here's the first piece I finished on mine using ProCreate ...

 

[Powerplaygraphix]

Here's one I finished tonight.

 

[ianeb]

Here's one I finished tonight.
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Looks amazing. Would be great if people could say what app they used to create the image. Also, what are you using to colour and blend as I struggle with that. I'm ok at doing outlines etc.

Thanks

 

[rj5570]

Here is my first attempt of an x-wing fighter. In paper 53

ianeb - I'm with you. Coloring, shading and layers are hard for me too

 

[Powerplaygraphix]

Sorry, thought I said. I'm pretty much working exclusively in ProCreate. It is, by far, the most full-featured illustration app on the iPad Pro that is optimized for everything. I'm using it a lot like I use Photoshop with layer modes (multiply, overlay, etc..). I do a sketch, then I'll do a solid color layer , like all the green. Then I'll duplicate it, alpha lock the duplicate layer so it protects the edges, then fill it with white and make it a multiply layer. Then I use that as my shading/modeling layer. I'll paint the shadows and shading in on that layer. When it "multiplies" the white disappears and the dark is all that shows up.

For all the textures, I used things like the "cloud" brush to make the "weathering" on the leather and some of the different water splatter brushes to make the skin textures and such.

 

[JulianWill]

These are all excellent! I am really excited by the possibilities of getting back into art with this. For those who have been causal artists in the past, have you found the iPad Pro to help re-kindle your artistic sense or is it just a passing fad and then you move on?

 

[BrianFoose]

its great to be able to pick up just my iPad pro to draw. All done in Procreate.

 

[Serenity Caldwell]

I love this thread so much. Here's a few sketches I did at the Yosemite conference this week of speakers:

 

[James Falconer]

This thread is bloody awesome. That's all I wanted to say. Keep sharing the art/sketches/doodles!

 

[Powerplaygraphix]

Here's a Work-In-Progress I'm in the middle of...

 

[James Falconer]

Amazing. You folks are all making me want to pick up the Pro w Pencil. However... I know my art would suck in comparison

 

[Powerplaygraphix]

James Falconer,
If you NEVER pick up the Pencil to draw then it will NEVER get better

Honestly though, if you have any interest in art, I would recommend picking one up because Apple has done a very good job with both. There's a ton of good art apps out there. I default to ProCreate because it's the best implementation of the Pencil API and takes FULL advantage of it. Some of the others are a still a little quirky.

 

[James Falconer]

Thanks for the info... and yeah, you're right. A little practice would make me suck a little bit less I'm sure

 

[27John117]

I really want this device specifically for this reason. I love to draw!!!