Who knew you could fake a watercolor? This course, Foolproof Shortcuts and Techniques for a “Fake” Watercolor using Procreate and Illustrator on I-Pad,  will show you how! Were you in one of my earlier classes called “Fake a Watercolor”? Those courses has 2 parts: Part 1 was in Illustrator, where you learned all about creating Illustrator brushes. You then used these brushes to produce an amazing silhouette composition. Next you took this composition into Photoshop, in Part 2, where you applied all the finishing touches to make it look like a real watercolor!

Well, this is the iPad version of the same course except this time it is:

• So much easier!


• Much more fun!


• Introduces you to Illustrator on the iPad


• Uses Procreate instead of Photoshop

Whether you are into art licensing or not, you can learn this process to help you produce artworks in bulk or a series, in a fraction of the time it would take to paint using the natural media. This course is explained in a step-by-step way that any graphic designer can follow. The skills you learn will reinforce all you know about Illustrator and Procreate while giving you a unique and practical purpose. Take a deep dive into the fine art world and produce a fabulous artwork in the process!

The verbal guidance and demonstrations will help you learn all the necessary core skills that can be applied to so many of your future designs. Whether you are new to design, or a fully qualified licensed artist, learning these skills can be pivotal in your art licensing adventure! Imagine the time you will save! In this class, I will show you the basics of Adobe Illustrator for iPad by creating a simple floral silhouette using a combination of tools. You will learn a lot about the user interface and all the relevant tools and settings. Next, I will show you how to export this, and then import it into Procreate. Once in the Procreate interface, I show you many tips and tricks as you learn a variety of useful concepts.