Masking in Procreate: Understanding Clipping and Layer Masks

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Masking in Procreate: Understanding Clipping and Layer Masks

English | Video: 720p | 60m

Digital painting is a great addition to our creative repertoire. It permits us to include texture, transparency, symmetry, repetition, distortion, perfect shapes... to our artworks super quickly but, if we want to get the most of it, we must learn how to use properly the tools that it has to offer.

In this class, we will learn all about two fantastic tools that will make our lives much more easier: layer masks and clipping masks. Thanks to these tools we will speed up our drawing process and stop making destructive edits to our drawings.

We will start learning what masking is and the different ways we have to mask an image in Procreate. Then we will talk about layer masks and clipping mask, how to create, modify and the differences between them. And finally, I will show you when and how I use them to create illustrations, lettering effects, animations...

We will learn:

How clipping and layer masks work and when to use them.
To create smooth transitions between textures and colors (gradients).
To intertwine letters and images.
To add a pattern, gradient or texture to our lettering.
To composite and blend images.
To animate a drawing.
To make collages.
To make mockups.

More info - https://skl.sh/2FQQxIR

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