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Female Cartoon Character Design with Procreate

Introduction to Procreate 2

A course by Isabella Agosti , Illustrator and Programmer

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97% positive reviews (318)

8,462 students

Audio: Italian

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About the video: Introduction to Procreate 2

Overview

“We continue to discover Procreate's features and tools.”

In this video lesson Isabella Agosti addresses the topic: Introduction to Procreate 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Female Cartoon Character Design with Procreate. Learn to illustrate original cartoon characters, from their facial expressions to the details that bring them to life.

Partial transcription of the video

“Introduction to Procreate Another tool available in Procreate which can be useful for your final project, is the Transform tool, which we find here, at the top left where is the arrow. Now I'm going to clear the contents of this layer to create a new one, so that the Transform tool is more noticeable. I draw a 2 and let's see how to transform this level. We can flip the content of the layer horizontally, flip it vertically, or we can go to transform directly the rectangle that appears around the content of the layer. We can use Freeform, to transform it or horizontally or vertically. Unifor...”

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Course summary for: Female Cartoon Character Design with Procreate

Level: Beginner
97% positive reviews (318)
8462 students
4 units
18 lessons (3h 26m)
5 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Procreate
Areas
Digital Drawing, Digital Illustration, Traditional illustration

Isabella Agosti

A course by Isabella Agosti

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Illustrator and Programmer

Isabella Agosti is an Italian illustrator and programmer who holds a degree in computer engineering; although she currently works as a software developer, her true passion is drawing. After trying different techniques, several years ago she decided to focus on digital illustration because it allowed her to incorporate one of her other major interests: technology.

By sharing her artwork on Instagram and participating in virtual challenges like Inktober and Mermay, Isabella began to make a name for herself in the online community and attracted enough attention to land her first jobs as an illustrator. Recently, she started a YouTube channel where she posts videos sharing her creative process and illustrated a book cover for a young author.