Digital Plein Air Painting With Procreate

iPad Pro Tips and Digital Art Inspiration

What you'll learn

Learn to use Procreate

Create or customize Procreate Brush

Learn principles of copying from real life

Learn digital plein air painting with Procreate on the iPad Pro

Requirements

Some artistic knowledge helps. At least a few prior lessons and a genuine interest in art.

Description

Watch the Intro!This is a fun course that teaches students easy methods to use Procreate and your iPad Pro to draw and paint from nature. No more cleanup! No more traditional paint supplies! Now, you can make beautiful paintings anywhere in the world, while traveling light. Using basic brushes and just a few layers, you can create magical scenes that capture the landscape that you see. For the colder months, take your iPad indoors to museums and develop your artistic skills from ancient artifacts, sculptures, and paintings. Each video is short and easy to follow. You can watch these lectures at home or on the go. Monthly payments available!Spring, Summer, and Fall are great seasons to get outside with your iPad Pro and do some Plein Air painting! (Plein air painting is when you paint outside, usually done with tradition paints.) On those rainy days or Winter days, you can hop into a local museum. There are several examples of studies from those days as well. Try the many fun ProCreate brushes and techniques and make some cool impressionistic studies!Tired of lugging your easel and your paint supplies around? Just take your iPad Pro, with the ProCreate app installed. Quick paintings can be made. Easy clean up too!Sign Up Now!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Supplies & Brushes

Lecture 2 How to Create Your Own Brush in ProCreate

Section 3: Digital Plein Air Painting in the Parks of NYC

Lecture 3 Greyshot Arch, Central Park NYC - Digital Plein Air

Lecture 4 Battery Park with the Statue of Liberty, NYC - Digital Plein Air

Lecture 5 Construction Worker Cartoon

Lecture 6 The Vessel

Lecture 7 Whole Foods

Lecture 8 Brooklyn Bridge

Lecture 9 Peter Park NYC - Painting #1

Lecture 10 Peter Park NYC - Painting #2

Lecture 11 79th St Boat Basin - One Way Concrete

Lecture 12 79th St Boat Basin - Park

Lecture 13 Bow Bridge in Central Park, NYC

Section 4: NYC Museum Studies

Lecture 14 Quick Roman bust - drawn at the Met

Lecture 15 Slave girl sculpture - drawn at the Met

Lecture 16 Quick African bust -drawn at the American Natural History Museum NYC

Lecture 17 Mongolian Shaman @ American Natural History Museum NYC

Lecture 18 African Shaman @ American Natural History Museum NYC

Lecture 19 The Thinker by Rodin - drawn at the Met

Lecture 20 T-Rex - drawn at American Museum of Natural History

Lecture 21 Torso - drawn at the Met

Lecture 22 Figurative sculpture - drawn at the Met

Lecture 23 Native Bronze Sculpture - drawn at the Met

Lecture 24 Hercules sculpture - drawn at the Louvre, Paris

Lecture 25 Sculpture - drawn at Philadelphia Museum of Art

Lecture 26 Various studies - drawn at Orsay, Paris

Section 5: Conclusion

Lecture 27 Conclusion

This course is for beginner or intermediate students