I don't if it can be considered an "effect" but I would love to see your take on art nouveau lettering. There is a lot that could be done with light and shadows there.
Thank u so much for this tutorial 😍 I will try it for sure and I also have one request ..can u please create a tutorial on how to make embossing brush in procreate? Or how to create your own brush etc?
@@bertminderbertminder6741 hmm I have to admit that this is the first time I hear about it. Thank you so much for the suggestion, I will definitely look into it :)
Good one! I would add that in the end, you may need to play with the 3 layers by adjusting with Gaussian blur and also the brightness, so that the 'smooth' embossed effect looks even more realistic. Also, I find useful to smudge a little more the edges of the letters on the main layer, so that the edge is not so sharp, to give the illusion of a smoother transition between the bright side and the shadow side of the lettering.
Excellent tutorial with a touch of humor (much appreciated). I think this is probably the best process for embossing I've seen in the year I've been watching UA-cam videos about Procreate. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge. Kathy
Hey Jennifer, thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate it :) That's a great idea, I might make one yes. I just need to figure out how to do it first :D
Hey Adam, no problem! For that capital B, I used the brush pack created by my friend Jake Rainis. It's one of my all-time favorite blackletter brush packs and I HIGHLY recommend it. Here is the link - www.designcuts.com/product/blackletter-dry-brushes-for-procreate/?ref=ld&tap_s=1962166-06f696
I thank you very much by the way your tutorials are great love following you I have learned more with you in 2 weeks then I learned in 3 years following other courses that coast me a fortune thank you very much for Ewing their use beginners after 3 years I still conserve myself as a beginner because I haven’t learned all I need to know. So once again thank you for being their Adam’s
@@letteringdaily I think I typed the incorrect time stamp 😅 I meant to put it around the 5:28 mark, when you were sarcastically saying it looks horrible lol. I liked the way it looked then, but I wanted to finish the tutorial from staft to finish. Thank you so much for the tutorial
HI, Easier way copy lettering layer, move down , then "Adjustments">"Saturation" > "brightness" Turn down Make Shadow Turn Up Make Light same result , Cheer
Thanks for sharing this method. It is similar but i wouldn't say it's really the same thing. If you look at real embossed papers you will notice that the slightly raised letters (or objects) dont have the same texture as the paper, it's slightly smoother. I was trying to replicate the real thing as much as possible.
What effect or tutorial should i cover in my next video? Let me know by dropping a comment below 🙂👇👇
I don't if it can be considered an "effect" but I would love to see your take on art nouveau lettering. There is a lot that could be done with light and shadows there.
Hi j I would love to learn more about shading
Thank u so much for this tutorial 😍 I will try it for sure and I also have one request ..can u please create a tutorial on how to make embossing brush in procreate? Or how to create your own brush etc?
I’d like to learn about shaded 3d letters.
@@bertminderbertminder6741 hmm I have to admit that this is the first time I hear about it. Thank you so much for the suggestion, I will definitely look into it :)
Wow! Sometimes you don’t know what you don’t even know-so coming across your video is mind blowing! Thank you for sharing your talent. ❤ LOVE THIS!
Glad it was helpful! :)
Good one! I would add that in the end, you may need to play with the 3 layers by adjusting with Gaussian blur and also the brightness, so that the 'smooth' embossed effect looks even more realistic. Also, I find useful to smudge a little more the edges of the letters on the main layer, so that the edge is not so sharp, to give the illusion of a smoother transition between the bright side and the shadow side of the lettering.
Great tip! Thank you for sharing :)
Very nice. Thanks for the clear instructions of an amazing effect.
Thank you so much, Laura! :)
Holy smokes! The quality of your tutorials has skyrocketed!!! Super entertaining to watch this one. Keep up the awesome work amigo 🔥🔥
🙏😎 Thanks bro! I really appreciate it!
Thank you
You're welcome :)
Dope tutorial! We'll totally try the effect soon. Keep on rocking it Max!
Muchas gracias! :)
Excellent tutorial with a touch of humor (much appreciated). I think this is probably the best process for embossing I've seen in the year I've been watching UA-cam videos about Procreate. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge. Kathy
WOW! Thanks Kathy, for the awesome comment :) Im so happy to hear this.
I don't use photoshop anymore and wondered how to replicate this effect myself on procreate. Thank you! Amazing tutorial!
Thank you for being able to actually compute this..
All the other videos I watched did confusing Shit. This the easiest way and I LIKE IT
Awesome! So happy to hear that :)
Oh to have the handwriting skills like you. Beautiful. 💜
😊 thank you so much. Means a lot. And you definitely can! Just practice practice and then some more practice :D
Cheers for the easy and clean video man ! Thank u
Glad it helped. Thank you! :)
I love this! And thank you for being a great teacher. Will you be making a debossing tutorial?
Hey Jennifer, thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate it :) That's a great idea, I might make one yes. I just need to figure out how to do it first :D
I love his sarcasm voice when saying “Oh my god” LOL
hahah thank you
There it is again! No, you don’t need an iPad Pro. I have a basic and it works just fine.
you're right. My bad :D
That was fun! Thanks for the tutorial. 😊
I will definitely try this one :)
Nice! Thanks for the comment. Shoot me a photo of your work once you make it. I'm curious to see how it turns out :)
Simply wicked!!! Thanks so much for this brilliant tutorial 💝👑
Thank you so much! :)
You are amazing- thank you!
I really appreciate that! Thanks :)
This is a fantastic effect! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Im glad you liked it :)
Good afternoon my friend, I congratulate you on your channel 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, I love it, I follow you on your channel. regards 🤗👍🏻
Thank you very much my friend! I really appreciate it :)
Thank you so much really i loved 😌
Debossing Please! Thank you... this was awesome
Thank you so much :)
Thank you!
No problem :) I'm glad you liked it!
brilliant! Thank you!!
Thank you, Dutta! I really appreciate it :)
Thank you and Love the tutorial, I watch your awesome tutorials to hear you not to listen to the background music I found that very distracting
Thank you for the feedback. Will take that into consideration for the next videos. :)
Thank u sooo much...
Thank you for watching :)
Man thanks ❤️
No problem 👍:)
thank you! 😍
Thank you, Pauline! :)
Thanks
Cheers man! :)
Thanks
Thank you, Trevor! :)
love u max💖
Too kind! :)
Can you do metal engraving please
Yes! Already on the list of upcoming videos :)
Could you please show deposit as well? 🙏
Do you mean the opposite effect of this?
good!!!
Thanks!!
Needs captions please
There should be automatic captions for the video.
Hmm i not understand the half its too fast and the music 😢 i broke it up :/
What part dont you understand ? Maybe i can help 😁
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could you tell me where I can get the brush thAT you used for your black script in your announcement
Hey Adam, no problem! For that capital B, I used the brush pack created by my friend Jake Rainis. It's one of my all-time favorite blackletter brush packs and I HIGHLY recommend it. Here is the link - www.designcuts.com/product/blackletter-dry-brushes-for-procreate/?ref=ld&tap_s=1962166-06f696
I thank you very much by the way your tutorials are great love following you I have learned more with you in 2 weeks then I learned in 3 years following other courses that coast me a fortune thank you very much for Ewing their use beginners after 3 years I still conserve myself as a beginner because I haven’t learned all I need to know. So once again thank you for being their
Adam’s
I'm not sure the step around 7:00 looks all that bad to me haha, but i have to stay focused.
Send me an email and i'll do my best to help you out :)
@@letteringdaily I think I typed the incorrect time stamp 😅 I meant to put it around the 5:28 mark, when you were sarcastically saying it looks horrible lol. I liked the way it looked then, but I wanted to finish the tutorial from staft to finish. Thank you so much for the tutorial
ohh i see :D Well, either way I appreciate the kind words. Did you end up creating something?@@Bijecarli
@@letteringdaily You're welcome!Yes I did, but I accidentally deleted it 😅. I redo one every once in a while for practice
Nice video, thanks.
However, background music a too loud, and you’re a bit too fast in the tutorial.
Awesome content still.
Thank you for the feedback! I will try to keep it in mind for future videos.
@@letteringdaily thank you.
Goood
Thanks!
HI, Easier way
copy lettering layer, move down , then "Adjustments">"Saturation" > "brightness"
Turn down Make Shadow
Turn Up Make Light
same result , Cheer
Thanks for sharing this method. It is similar but i wouldn't say it's really the same thing. If you look at real embossed papers you will notice that the slightly raised letters (or objects) dont have the same texture as the paper, it's slightly smoother. I was trying to replicate the real thing as much as possible.
But this is debossed not embossed 😢
Music on background is annoying
Thanks, i appreciate the constructive feedback.
IT LOOKS GREAT, BUT IT'S DEFINITELY NOT ONE FOR BEGINNERS LIKE ME, MAYBE I'LL TRY IN A FEW MONTHS/YEARS LOL.
Thank you, take your time :)
I found the background noise very distracting, it prohibited me from watching the whole tutorial….too bad, I would have loved learning this.
Sorry about that. I'll keep it in mind for future videos. There is also an article (link in the description) that covers the same process.