The number of iPad lettering classes offered on Skillshare blew me away. So, I immediately headed to Skillshare, my favorite website for learning anything new. And it takes some tricks and skills that I had not yet learned. Upon trying brush lettering in Procreate for the first time, I realized that while it is similar to traditional brush lettering, it takes some practice. You can use, customize, and even create an unlimited number of brushes.

Similar to other design programs made for computers, you can create separate layers and layer types.

If you haven’t purchased Procreate yet, it’s likely the best lettering/illustration app for the iPad and is worth the price. I knew that I wanted to practice my hand at lettering on the iPad with Procreate. My current setup includes the iPad Pro 12.9 128GB and the Apple Pencil and Procreate. And after all the hesitation, I can firmly say, it has been one of my best investments to date. When it comes to art, planning, etc., I definitely lean towards the more traditional, paper and pen method.īut, I knew that the iPad would allow me to easily create free printables for the members of my VIP Resource Library, work on bigger projects that would take too long with paper, and give me the opportunity to be more creative. Not going to lie, I was a little hesitant. I finally hopped on board the tech train and bought an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. Please see my Disclosure for more information. After watching these Procreate lettering tutorials you will be able to create drop shadows, do glitter dipped lettering, do interwoven lettering, and so much more. Learn the tricks, tips, and skills that can turn you into a better lettering artist.

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