Using Procreate's Brush Settings

Описание: Alright, it's finally time to get into the meat of the program. What drew me to Procreate initially was it's simplicity, yet complexity. I know, a bit of an oxymoron there. How can something be simple and complex. Well, that's easy. Brush settings.

A new user can jump into Procreate and begin creating. But someone who has been working with it for a while can sit down and adjust all sorts of settings, create their own brushes and essentially customize their iPad drawing experience. And one of the most interesting, and complex, settings to adjust resides within the brushes themselves.

Brush Settings - Giving You Any Brush You Want

I know, the headline seems to feel like click bait. But honestly you can create pretty much any type of brush, from fine art art brushes to shape bases brushes such as squares and circles. And as you play with them on your canvas, you can head back into the settings and continue to fine tune your new brushes.

I'll let the video explain all about the brush settings, but I did want to mention one other thing. Brushes can be downloaded and uploaded into Procreate. This makes it even more powerful, as your able to share with the community your creations. Over the years I've borrowed and used a variety of types of brushes that people have created. I've even taken some of those brushes and continued to fine tune them until they meet my needs.

All in all, this helps Procreate stand out from many of the other drawing apps.

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