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Get Set Procreate 5

You're reading from   Get Set Procreate 5 A practical guide to illustrating on an iPad filled with tips, tricks, and best practices

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800563001
Length 592 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Samadrita Ghosh Samadrita Ghosh
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: UI Overview
2. Chapter 1: The Gallery – Organizing Your Files FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Getting Started – Setting Up a Canvas 4. Chapter 3: Understanding Your Workspace 5. Chapter 4: Using the Actions Menu 6. Chapter 5: Selecting and Transforming 7. Part 2: Utility and an In-Depth Discussion of Utility and Features
8. Chapter 6: Using Gestures and Shortcuts 9. Chapter 7: Organizing Your Layers 10. Chapter 8: Painting Tools and the Brush Library – Using and Organizing Brushes 11. Chapter 9: Brush Studio Settings – Editing and Combining Brushes 12. Chapter 10: Using Colour Tools 13. Chapter 11: Adjustments – Applying Image Effects 14. Chapter 12: Using Assisted Drawing Tools 15. Chapter 13: Using Animation Assist for 2D Animation 16. Chapter 14: Sketchbooking with Page Assist 17. Chapter 15: Painting on 3D Models 18. Part 3: Illustration Tips
19. Chapter 16: Rendering Objects Using Blend Modes 20. Index 21. Other Books You May Enjoy

The top-right panel: painting tools

The top right-hand side of the canvas interface has a row of tools, as shown in the following figure, which you will be using for painting.

Figure 3.1: Painting tools

This section has the Paint, Smudge, and Erase tools, along with Layers and Colour. Let’s look at them one by one.

Paint

The brush-shaped icon, also called Paint, is the tool you will be using to draw. Unlike most illustration software, Procreate doesn’t crowd your screen space with separate buttons for each brush. Tapping on the Paint tool again while it’s already selected will open up Brush Library, as shown in the following figure. From here, you can go on to choose the brush you want.

Figure 3.2: The Brush Library pop-over

We will discuss the Brush Library and Brush Studio in detail in Chapter 8, Painting Tools and the Brush Library – Using and Organizing Brushes.

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