How To Draw a Fashion Figure on Procreate

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In this course I'll be sharing How I Draw a Fashion Figure using Procreate on the iPad. You can still follow along with traditional media but from the Sketch class, I will be using Procreate to complete mine. You will also learn how to use the Procreate app as I share my process.

Lessons included in this course:

Intro
Class project
Drawing the basic figure
Drawing a dynamic pose
Sketching
Line art
Choosing colours
Flat colours
Face details
Adding shadows
Adding highlights
Final details
Bonus time lapse

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