Drawing Comics in Procreate from Start to Finish
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2016
- In this video I walk through all the steps I take to make a comic from beginning to end in Procreate using the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil. I walk through how to make panels and how I like to do lettering all the way to the pencils, inks and colors.
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The brushes I use are the Fude pen:
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and for the textured color wash I used the Gwosh brush in this set
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And if you want to know what tool I use to make my art or videos you can check that out here:
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YO I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT THE LINES SNAPPING LIKE THAT THAT'S AWESOME THANK YOU SO MUCH???
SAME LIKE DUDE?!?! YOU COULDVE TOLD ME THAT EARLIER (It felt like i have discovered a hidden power lmao)
This was fun to watch
itsAlexClark ikr, i had bo idea u watch him i watch u all the time!
itsAlexClark hi Alex 🔥🔥annoying kid
itsAlexClark I like procreate *what I said before I started freaking out because I realized it was Alex Clark.* OMG HIIII ALEX
itsAlexClark ALEX!!!1
Alex, quite unexpected comment
Yes! I've been waiting for a video like this exact video. Would love for you to do more of these. Helps me learn a lot on how I can improve on using procreate.
For the panel frames, I've been able to draw that frame and resize it, then duplicate it to a new layer and resize that. Once you have an entire page you can merge all those layers.
The brush link is broken :(
Thank you so much. I've just recently started drawing on my iPad using Procreate and was unsure how to create comic panels. This was a great guide and I highly enjoyed the video :)
Man really like your channel. Your the reason I bought an iPad Pro. Love it thanks. It's the tool I bin looking for.
Really helpful insight. Thank you for sharing.
I know this video is a few years old now. For the panel layout Canvas > Drawing Guide with Drawing Assist is likely a quicker method for the panels with the current version. Should mean less time drawing the panel lines and erasing as it can be done with the 2D grid as a guide and drawing assist will snap your line automatically.
THANK YOU! You saved me so much time.
Thank you for this informative video! I just discovered your channel and I quickly subscribed. I used to draw my own comics years ago and, while I wanted to pick it up again, I wanted to learn to use technology. I can't wait to get my drawing pad (from your reviews I recently read), and get started again! Again, thank you!
Thanks for being committed to one program in this video!
The tips and advice were great.
Thank you so much for this video! I needed something like this and Ive always wanted to make comics, this helps so much!
OMG such a great way to do it !!! I was going to do the panels on Photoshop and then send them via Airdrop to the iPad and draw onto them but this way is actually much fun :) thanks so much, very good tutorial !!!
Lol at the "coloring like some kind of peasant" comment.
Thank you so much for teaching and sharing, your helping me realize one of my dreams
Your videos make me so happy. 😊
Oh my god! This is so helpful! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks so much for this video! Very helpful!
fantastic, very useful! Also big thanks for the links!
This is fantastic. Thank you!
Thanks alot Brad! Excellent video.
This is just awesome!!
I like how I zoned out because I was reading the comic. Good comic.
Thank you so much Brad for sharing this!
love this video very much! new to procreate and this was really usefull. I'm also having trouble making my comics look clean and finished. Would love a video on that!
DUDE! If you want to use color drop on a new layer, create the new layer then drag the reference layer to the right with two fingers and you'll be able to fill in things on another layer
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That was awesome. Thank you for sharing.
Good tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
this helped a lot since procreate is my only drawing program *thank you !!!*
omg. this literally answered all of my questions
Great work, Brad!!
super cool process ! I love and enjoy art videos on youtube.
Thank you I soooo needed this
awesome videos man. really love your channel. not a creator myself but really entertaining :)
Thanks for the brush!
Wow, so many layers of detail a peasant such as myself was unaware of.
So helpful!! Thank you
This is great!
I was SO excited to see this on my feed! I love the drawing process videos. Thanks Brad. ^_^
Thanks mate! Ive been researching to buy either wacom one or ipad 2019. Now im convinced to buy an ipad 2019 becoz my artstyle is mostly cartoons. Thanks again!
This is epic!
Very useful demo thanks Brad - I want to create lots of rectangles and your method of drawing and resizing your panels was helpful. Thanks!
So helpful! Ty
I have recently converted to using Procreate to create my comic strip (instead of pencils, inks, and Copics) and yeah, lettering is one of the hardest parts for me. Especially creating the word balloons. Thanks for the great video, I'll check out the brush and MediBang.
Yeah, I end up pulling it over to the desktop most of the time to do the lettering and balloons, just much faster.
baloes brush would not be a viable alternative?
I think the video is a really interesting and creative solution/exercise, but in my work, I always keep the k.i.s.s rule. There's the power of the iPad (well, and even more in a Windows or Apple machine), you have available apps for everything. Doing it painful in stages where it shouldn't be (is just a matter of the relative youth of the iOS and the app, and due to it being just a tablet) might cut too much time and remove too much fun out of it. After all, also time is money (even if don't charge by the hour.) . In 2D/3D, am too used to switch all time between many applications to know that the typical disadvantages are small (exchange formats, bit of a loosing focus at he beginning, etc) compared to what is gained in time and ease of work. He indeed kind of says he does so, typically. When an app , in my desktop, doesn't do all what I want, I don't loose time with a complex workaround, a mixed workflow is best, as otherwise frustration might show up, and mountains of hours lost, when trying to do all with the same tool, unless is sth like Photoshop. Anyway, when working at companies, you are forced to do so (work even with very crude alpha apps apart from your fav tool) often, due to external reasons, and the habit make the matter of swapping totally natural. That besides iPad is not yet, (unless am missing some important info) yet fully independent in a professional workflow, so, anyway the mix is needed. Still, I give a lot of value to this video, as at some point you might be forced to work all inside Procreate, for whatever the situation or circumstances. IMO wouldn't be usually the case.
Because why not, I downloaded one or two speech bubble brushes for Procreate. I don’t make comics, and doubt that I’m gonna get that much use out of them, but they’re there in case I need them?
Great info!
Beautifully done, I love your lines, very neat! I don't have an Ipad but I'll still try these tips with my Samsung SP-Pen 🤓✍🏽️
excellent videos, it even gives me a non artist the notion I could do art ;-)
Excellent end-to-end walk through. Thank you for taking the time to put this together. I love that you did everything in one app. Even with the challenges to create panels, it was a good show of what can be done in Procreate. After watching the video, it inspired me to draw for the rest of the evening. Btw, have you considered creating panels on individual layers so you can move them around and resize them? It might be worth having a collection of 'common' sizes to work with. You might even create a stock project that you could duplicate each time you start a new comic. Just something I was thinking as you were sharing the panel creation challenges. Thanks again.
That's a good idea. Someone else mentioned using a brush that makes squares. I had never thought of that before, but that could be a huge time saver too.
I’m confused on how to get the fude pen because when I clicked the link it brought me to a page for alternate apps for procreate
This video LITERALLY SAVED my final school proyect.
great vid man
IT IS CUTE!❤️
so sophisticated dude
Insightful 💪🏾
I love the style of the comic, its grate!
Great not grate!
@@wallo-dallo7394 Grate, thanks!
Great tutorial. I watch it every now and then to get inspired. Is there a way to get the fude pen?
Thank You so much.👍🏽
Yay for procreate adding text!
Re: Painting over ink layer. Is it not advantageous to use the reference layer option?
Thank you I got my iPad Pro then started doing this
Good work
GREAT Video!!! Support and love!
ALso Bro you don't need to detroy your linework by drop filling in the colors, just select the "reference" feature in the layers which allows you to drop colors but in different layers but with the constraint of the linework, allowing you to quick drag and drop colors(or paint bucket if you wanna call it that)
ohhhhh the irony of start to finish in procreate, but the first part was drawn on paper...LOL. Great video though, I'm new to procreate and this helped a lot. Loved it!
Amazing
Very helpful, thank you sir.
God bless:-)
Brett Garner is
Hello Brad, I really like your videos. Since I'm new to drawing and doing comics and on Windows, will you be able to make a video on an alternative comics software for windows, or maybe MediBang Paint. I guess there are lots of users like me who will benefit from it. Thank You!
Helpful!
Thank you the only reason I wasn't going to try procreate was the comic making. Wanting one program to do everything color inking and comic panels. I currently have medibang paint and ibis. But curious if procreate is as great as everybody says it is.
Awesome
I need to do a comic for my school and im bad at drawing do you think this app may help me ?
This is so satisfy to watch.
Hi Brad, great video ! Someone created a square brush for procreate, it's not perfect but it's definitely easier than draw the panels manually :)
I've also seen people share free comicbook panel templates for Procreate online (can't link their sites myself since I don't know if UA-cam will shadowban my comment for having links, but they should be easy to find with a quick browser search).
Your tone and attitude in your videos, especially when you're talking in front of the camera, reminds me of JJ McCullough.
Wich I Pad pro are you using? (The one that have 64gb or 128 or 256gb? )
it seems so much easier and enjoyable to do this on paper. for the panels, one can use an old fashion photocopy machine at work
Niceee! which brush do you use for erasing?
Brad how do I download the pen-fude pen from the forum link to my iPad Pro to use?
Hey Brad, I hope you’re doing okay! 😇 I noticed you said at the end that you would have to transfer this page to your desktop to resize it. Would you have to do that if you had used a surface pro? Is this something they fixed in newer iPads? Inquiring minds would love to know! 😊 thanks
Brad, do you have a drawing course I can purchase, really dig the way you go about your drawings, cheers Casey
Perhaps you can use this, once you're done inking the panels (frame), go to your layer and choose select, it will make the selection based on your outlines. Use the selection to create a new mask for when you're painting. That way there's less cleanup to be done. My 2cents. Cheers!
That comment about mediabang has saved me, so much time, thank you!!!!
You can use a lasso tool so when you colour, the brush won't go outside the selected area :)
Love your lessons. Taking your beginner class on udemy. My question here, is what tool draws comic frames faster? You mention there is one…
I was wondering what brush you use... :)
I had a question on drawing the comics. When drawing the panel, can't you draw one square large to fit the whole screen, draw your character in and pencil in the dialogue and then resize it to fit the rest of the other panel squares? Can't that be done? That means, one panel square per layer, drawn really large, then shrunk to the normal size. Please let me know if that can be done and proportionately reduced?
What screen protector do you use? I am waiting for mine in the post, it’s taking a while
How did you got the gwosh and fude pen
I want to make mini zine comics (8.5x11 paper) in procreate only. How would I created the 8 panel layout in procreate?
Good way to draw panels on the ipad is the vector app called iDraw, ( or Inkpad), or Autodesk vector drawing app.
You can export pdf, or copy and paste group from there to the procreate.
But it can take time to find a right size of the frames.
Cool stile
By using this method, if you ever wanted to print the comic is that possible?
2:23 I don't see that menu at the bottom. Was that in the older version?
btw u dont have to duplicate the linart layer to use the fill tool, just set the lineart layer as a "reference" and then u can fill it on another layer. also u can add text in procreate, and i think u can also import ur own font too.
I think 6 years ago, this was the only option in Procreate. I am glad it is different now!!! No line tool….? No text? My goodness!
How did you record on your ipad pro? ios screen recorder?
6:17 what's a feud pen?
There is a lettering tool go to the tool bar, press the wrench. The. In action there should be a line that says “add text”, first edit it ( there is a botton on the top right) there you chose the font, size, if you want an outline,and to change the colour press the colour botton.
oh this looks dope. i have ideas for cartoons. problem is im not very good at drawing and dont know what im doingm anything that simplifies the process is perfect for a noob like me...
Hi sir! What was the name of the app you use for the "grids" that is so much faster than Procreate, please? :)
Wich pencil.do you use for the color??
You should do this again but on the newer update
Why didn't you use the perspective grid to snap lines ?