iPad Art: Making and Using Watercolor Brushes in Procreate

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iPad Art: Making and Using Watercolor Brushes in Procreate
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/iPad-Art-Making-and-Using-Watercolor-Brushes-in-Procreate/1906452128
I love watercolor paint and I love Procreate in equal measures.
So why not smoosh them together and make a set of Procreate brushes using real watercolour as a starting point.
In this class I'll show you how.
We will start by making a wonderful painty mess using watercolor.
Then we will scan or photograph our marks to get them off the paper and into Procreate.
We will enhance the images and use them as a basis for our brushes.

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