If you make collages, you're probably familiar with the concept of digital papers. Making your own is a lot of fun, and it means you end up with papers that fit your style and your favorite colors. Once they're made, you can use them however you lik...

For this week's tutorial, we are making a collage with a vintage skull as the focal point and a big pile of flowers, mushrooms and bugs around it, all sitting on a background of old papers. Everything comes from my new Curious Relics brushes, and I ...

This week we're making a cozy autumn wreath in Procreate, starting with a simple circle of sticks and layering leaves, acorns, pine cones and berries on top. The leaf stamps in my newly updated Autumn Magic set are all solid, so they stack neat...

I wanted to make something quirky for today's tutorial: a digital butterfly collage built entirely out of leaves, sticks, acorns and berries, using my newly updated Autumn Magic brushes. The idea is to train your eye to look at shapes in unconventio...

Today I wanted to share a quick little inspiration video. It starts with a rainbow of watercolor circles, juxtaposed against dark vintage text patterns, and finished off with inky florals and lettering. I love throwing a few different ideas together...

One of the questions I get asked more than almost anything else is how to export artwork from Procreate, which format to use, and why the finished file looks blurry. So I've put together a walk through of every option in the share menu, what ea...

Today we're making a loose watercolor bouquet in Procreate, built up from stamp brushes. Flowers, leaves, a bit of greenery, and some splashes and splatters in the background. Nothing too precise, we're just arranging things until the bouq...

I love a good landscape, and I've been meaning to make one with my Midcentury Magic brushes for a long time. So for today's tutorial, we're building a midcentury inspired landscape with layered mountains, a glowing line gradient sun, ...

I've always admired tape resist watercolor, where you tape off sections of paper, wash color over the whole thing, then peel the tape away to reveal clean white lines. So I wanted to see if I could recreate that look digitally, and it turns out laye...

Let's do a digital art journal page today. This time we're making a naturalist journal page, the kind a Victorian field scientist might have scribbled in: moths, mineral specimens, moon phases and messy handwritten notes, all layered over ...

While working on the title image for my new Pattern Decay brush set, I developed a process for distressing the title text that I wanted to share in this tutorial. We'll add a font, then break it up with texture brushes using a layer mask, which...

If you love collage, you've probably bought digital papers before. But have you ever made your own? It's easier than you might think, and there's something really satisfying about building a collection of papers that match your person...

If you're not familiar with cyanotype, it's a photographic method where you coat paper or fabric with a light sensitive solution, then arrange things like ferns and found objects on it, then leave it out in the sun. The sun turns most of it a deep P...

A quick, relaxed art journal page made in Procreate. I wanted to play with my Mixed Media brushes in a journaling context for the first time, so this is a loose, no rules doodle with layered paper, oil pastels, and a bit of asemic writing. Take it s...

This is the first video in a new series, where I'll be inviting you to make art journal pages alongside me in Procreate, sometimes with a prompt or theme. For this first page I wanted to keep things simple and work with my new free resources to...