How to paint a beautiful watercolour peony in Procreate 

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Thank you so much!! Definitely hoping to do more very soon 😊❤️

Yay! So glad you found it helpful xx Definitely more to come 😊

So glad you love the brushes! Digital painting does take a bit of practice and getting use to, but I promise it get's easier the more you do it. I'm definitely hoping to do more tutorials in the future xx 😊❤️

Thank you! So glad you like it 😊

You are so welcome! I'm super happy you love the brushes! Thank you so much for your lovely comments, I really appreciate it. ❤️🤗

So glad you enjoyed it! How amazing you have found ways to work around that 🙌🤩❤️

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your wonderful comments! SO glad you're enjoying the brushes xx

So glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thank you so much for your lovely comments xx I really appreciate it!

Awww! Thank you! That means a lot 😊

So glad it was helpful!❤️🤗

Thank you so much! Your lovely kind comment means a lot xx 😘

You are so welcome! So glad you enjoyed it!

It's a great pleasure!! Super happy you found it useful xx

Thanks so much 😊 I really appreciate that xx

Oh fantastic! So happy you enjoyed the tutorial and loving the brushes!! That makes me super happy xx Happy painting 🤗❤️

Thanks so much! So glad you enjoy it xx

Yay!! Super happy you found it useful and easy to follow xx Happy creating!

It's a great pleasure! ❤️🤗

So glad you're enjoying the brushes! Definitely more to come xx

Thank you so much Paloma!! That makes me super happy ❤️🤗

It's a great pleasure! Glad you like it! ❤️

So glad you enjoyed it! Definitely keep going, it get's easier with each painting session. Experiment with the stamps and clipping masks, they give amazing results when you start getting the hang of it. ❤️

@@Lisaglanz Oh well Lisa, I'm a year late getting back to you but better late than never (as they say)! I'm now loving so much AcquaReal 2 as well. Just gorgeous as are all your Procreate brush sets. Huge thanks for all the wonderful products you create, amazing tutorials and everything you do to help artists. 🥰

So glad it was helpful!!❤️🤗

Hehe!! My little furbag is a huge snorer! Strangely comforting for me 😁🥰

Hehe! Yes, she's a loud snorer 🐶❤️ But it always sounds cuter from a dog 😂

Fantastic!!! I'm SO happy to read your comment, so glad you created a piece you love. Keep practicing and experimenting with the brushes and blotches, it soon becomes second nature making painting in Procreate a breeze 😊 Happy creating!

Hi Fatema, the brushes I used in this tutorial are brushes I created 😊 It's difficult to answer your second part of your question as it depends on what you want to achieve with your artwork. If it's just for fun and budget is an issue then you don't need external brushes, you can still achieve a lot with the default brushes that come with Procreate. If however you want to create professional artwork to sell, I would recommend looking at investing in quality brushes. This set for example also includes high-resolution canvases that enhance the watercolour brushes which adds to the very realistic look. I'll include the link to my brushes in case you were thinking of getting external brushes: www.lisaglanz.com/shop/aquareal-realistic-watercolour-brushes-for-procreate/ Hope that helps!

@@Lisaglanz Thank you very much. I will take your valuable words into consideration. I am currently in the process of experimenting and learning. When I am able to use the program, it will be clear what I want (maybe my comment contains errors. I used the translator to write)☺️

@@fatema.s.4577 That's the perfect approach! Once you have a better idea of what kind of art you'd like to create, that will give you better direction in terms of which brushes to get. Best of luck with your exploration!

@@Lisaglanz thanks ☺️

Thank you so much for your purchase, it's much appreciated! It could be that your stamp is below the painting layer. Are you able to send me a screenshot of your artwork (including the layers) to help@lisaglanz.com so I can assist you better 😊

It's a great pleasure!❤️

It sounds like you are activating Quickshape, this is a feature where Procreate assumes you're trying to draw a particular shape and is activated if you pause for a period of time with your pencil still connected to the screen. You can set the delay of when this is activated to be longer - mine is set to 1 sec. To do that, go the Actions > Prefs > Gesture Control > Quickshape > then set the delay to be longer. Hope that helps!

@@Lisaglanz Thank you Lisa. Appreciate it. I set it to 1 sec. and works perfectly now😍

@@ketybagwalla Yay!! Glad I could help 😊

@@Lisaglanz 💝

Hi! I use my AquaReal Watercolour brushes in this tutorial which you can find here: www.lisaglanz.com/shop/aquareal-realistic-watercolour-brushes-for-procreate/ Hope that helps!

I don't unfortunately teach brush making, but there are lots of tutorials available on YT that teaches you how to make your own brushes. Hope that helps!

Yes there is 😊 I made a video that shows you how to do that: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a9XvIBbtgNc.html

@@Lisaglanz thank you ❤️

Definitely more to come! 😀👍

The reason that's happening is the clipping mask layer takes on the property of the layer it's clipped to. Because watercolour brushes are fairly translucent, some are very translucent, the clipping mask only "clips" to the paint that's on the underneath layer that's translucent which often makes the clipping mask layer look very washed out. You can try and intensify the results by duplicating your clipping mask - I often do this, and/or using the hue and saturation to increase the saturation of your clipping mask colour. So if you have a solid colour on a layer, then clip to that, the clipping mask will be solid like the layer it clipped to. If you have a layer with translucent paint, the clipping mask will clip to the translucent paint - i.e. the original layer determines the result of your clipping mask. Hope that helps to explain it 😊

@@Lisaglanz thank you ! So your colors are well covering ? They are not that much translusent ?

@@alicjajefremienko8373 I would say the watercolour brush I'm using has about 50 to 60% coverage. What's giving it the impression that it's very translucent is I've used a really light pink colour. So doing that gives the impression that the paint is more translucent when in fact it still has a fair amount of coverage which will take on the clipping mask better.

Thank you!! I still need to look into that 😊