Layers in procreate

Duplicating layers in Procreate is important for making copies of your work, having extra layers you can experiment with, and having more control over your

Selecting multiple layers in Procreate is a great way to speed up your art process. Simply swipe right on your layers to select multiple layers. Learn more in my post on How to Select, Move, Delete, and Group Multiple Layers in Procreate. #procreatetips #procreateart #procreatetricks #digitalart

One of my favorite things about Procreate is the ability to use layers to create artwork.

This week we are converting flattened artwork into layers in Procreate! Read on for the free color palette, brushes used and simple process!

If you're wondering how to change the opacity of a layer in Procreate then this post will break down the process into easy steps you can follow.

This is the one article you need to read when you're a Procreate beginner. Learn all about layers in just a few minutes! Trust me, layers couldn't be easier. You use layers in Procreate to keep your workflow mostly non-destructive. You can have a layer for your sketch, outlines, base colors, shadows, highlights and anything

In this simple guide, I'll take you through the process of how to unmerge layers in Procreate, and we will also go over merging layers, grouping, and much more.

Arisha on Instagram: "If you were only able to use one additional layer type moving forward, which one would you choose? 🫡 Personally, I use multiply and add layers A LOT in my art but in the end I’ll have to go with add. I can’t live without some glow 🫣 #artreel #explore #artchallenge #instaart #drawing #illustration #digitalart #digitaldrawing #procreate"

This post will teach you how to use layers in Procreate, the drawing app for Apple iPad. It is a no-nonsense, step-by-step tutorial. I cover all aspects

•♥︎ 𝕷𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖔𝖈𝖔 ♥︎• on Instagram: "{𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐓𝐨} • A little tutorial on how I usually color without going out of my Line-art borders 🧡 I get asked this question a lot, and lovelies, I herd you! 🥰 The little trick behind it is just separating all layers and using “Clipping Masks”✨ For me this method saves a lot of time and makes me feel much less overwhelmed when finalizing colors, because I know I can always go back or adjust things 💙 P.S - The Downside is 100 layers though 🙈 so…