Well, it’s a solution for comic artists using Procreate, and I’m proud that it works really well. We don’t know if they will ever add vector to Procreate, since it has been requested for years and years
Just amazing … as always. I do love watching your videos Ittai … I learn so much from them. Currently experimenting with your crosshatching brushes and having do much fun with them. Thank you!
It is just the standard American comic-book margins for bleed and safety areas when printing. You can find those measurements easily online. I just drew them once and have the document saved in the Files app to use it whenever I need it
Awesome video! Subbed, and running to buy your brush packs now! You showcased some tools here that I didn’t even know Procreate could do. One question: How do you create an outline around the pool of blood at about the 12:55 mark? I think you may have done the same with the blood and drool on the monster kids in the last panel. I slowed the video down frame by frame, but I couldn’t quite catch what it was you were adjusting to do that.
Hey, thank you! If you get the comic toolkit make sure to also check out my full in-depth tutorial on how to use it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kMhz0Uhbeok.htmlsi=R3iE_JUR4SBoTEF- About the outline around the blood pool, it’s done using the same technique that I use in this tutorial for the white borders of the stickers, around the minute 1:53: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W2-ZE1PjCes.htmlsi=pfHJHMZCmGBJuWjf I only used this technique for the blood pool, the blood and drooling in the last panel is all drawn manually. I hope this helps!
For this case I just eyeballed it. But you can find free templates online with the standard measurements and margins of American comic-books, like for example this one: blambot.com/products/comic-book-lettering-templates
What do you mean by free version? There is no free version of Procreate 🤔 When you click on the plus button in the top right corner of the gallery, you have the option for custom canvas.
So you’re using the custom canvas feature to create comic book margins. Have used procreate for sometime, and still scratching g the surface on the many uses with the app. I see you created a margin, black, red. Sorry if this question is a no brainer. I’ve been wi going it, but not a good Idea , especially when you’re putting in hours of illustrating. Any suggestions would be helpful. Amazing video of your process!
@ittamanero - In this video @4:50 , how are you getting those blue dots to manipulate the lines (like vectors)? Also, @8:20 you get newspaper and brick textures from somewhere - what pack are those in? I've bought almost all of your sets and didn't see one called graphic novel (which showed in your screen recording). I'm working on a graphic novel now and would love to get those items! Thanks!
Hi! If you hold the Apple Pencil after making a line, shape or curve, Procreate will give you the option to edit it (a button pops up in the top center of the interface). After you commit you can no longer edit it, so have that in mind. The newspaper is not a texture, I’m just using the selection tool and drawing lines manually. That Graphic Novel set is not an actual set of mine that I have for sale, I just compiled miscellaneous brushes over the years (way before I was selling brushes), some from other people, and some custom brushes. While the bricks brush is mine, I’ve never put it in any of my sets. I could include some brick patterns in a future update to my Stippling + Patterns brush set.
amazing is so beautifully done and the art is so good, I am so excited to start my journey as an amateur artist (and comic maker) with procreate, i have one question thou, which ipad did you use and how many layers it took you? (dont have to answer if you dont want to) am just curious of the amount of layer you use and how well your ipad handle to make that whole piece!
Thanks! I used an M1 iPad Pro 2021 12.9 inches with 256 of storage. For this comic page I worked on a 6.8 by 10.4 inches canvas at 600 dpi. Procreate allowed me to work with a maximum of 36 layers at this huge size, but my final file only has 23 layers used, and notice that aside from the art, each text for each balloon counts as a layer. My way of working is to draw and paint on different layers that I end up merging as I go, so this also helps with the layers economy.
@@IttaiManero ty so much for taking the time to answer and the tip ❤️ the way you did this comic page is so inspiring the inking, the pallet, the mood, paneling, flow, is so gorgeous! Ty for sharing your process for all those young artists out there (including me)
@@aderose this depends on the amount of RAM in your iPad model. Try using 300 DPI instead of 600. 300 DPI is enough quality if you are planning on printing
@@aderose that shouldn’t be the case. Check out this chart: images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62686529e6c2576f5d769e04/26658194-a9ea-4db2-a970-f09e6fa115bc/how-many-layers-in-procreate-per-ipad.png By the way there is no 2019 iPad Pro model, there was 2018 and then 2020. Even if your model is the 2018 one (3rd gen), according to that chart, you should be able to get 19 layers on a 16x16 inches canvas at 300 DPI. On a 6,875 by 10,438 you should get even more… The chart is from this website, by the way: www.brookeglaser.com/blog/the-best-ipad-for-procreate
hombre, esto es increible!!! saludos desde colombia, ya te empece a seguir aqui y en insta... a ver si me compro algunos pinceles de tu gumroad, gracias por el video.
