Trying out the latest version (1.6) of the Procreate painting app. They’ve done an amazing job with it, and I can’t wait to try out the supported pressure sensitive stylus when it becomes available later in the year.

If you have an iPad and you want to try painting with it, I’d definitely recommend checking Procreate out. I’ve tried a lot of painting apps, and this one definitely wins in speed and features.

Procreate website

Sharpened and level adjustments done in Photoshop

She’ll have a name soon. Probably. At least, if I keep drawing her, which I think I will because I like her. 

Also, that’s far too much potassium for one person. Doesn’t she know it’s slightly radioactive?!

I drew this for you guys. Not because you asked for it, but because I knew you needed it.

What’s that? Are you implying I drew this for myself? How dare you. I’ve spent all evening wearing Bananaman pyjamas, and now I don’t know how to take them off. They sounded like a good idea at the time, but now I’m in a nightwear nightmare.

Something that didn’t quite work out~

I rarely ever use Sketchbook Pro but I thought I’d give it another go this evening to see if I can get the hang of it. The transition between pressure levels (especially on the lighter end of the scale) are pretty noticeable compared to other programs I’ve drawn in, but I did enjoy the “roughness” I got from having imperfect lines. I definitely couldn’t use it for clean artwork, but for rough sketching and scribbles it’s pretty fun.