Illustrated Portraits with Procreate

Overview

“If we want to export our work for screens we go to the "actions" icon and in "share" we have the option to share the image or share the layers. In this case we want to share the image and it offers us six alternatives. During this lesson we will see the characteristics of each one to assess which one suits us best.”

In this video lesson Elena Garnu addresses the topic: Export, which is part of the Domestika online course: Illustrated Portraits with Procreate. Learn how to create and compose a portrait adding elements, textures, and expressiveness starting from a photo.

Partial transcription of the video

“Export Now, I'll teach you how to export your piece using the options Procreate offers. Let's do this. If we want to export our work, first you need to go to Actions, Share. Notice you'll get several options. We have our Procreate file, a Photoshop file with our layers, JPEG. If you want it in the gallery, this is the one. It's a really compressed size, it occupies less space. PNG, which keeps your transparent elements. TIFF, which won't compress the image. If you'll be uploading your work, I'd advise you compress your resolution to 72 DPI with a maximum length of 1,500 or 1,600 pixels. You...”

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Course summary for: Illustrated Portraits with Procreate

• Level: Beginner
• 98% positive reviews (1255)
• 32784 students
• 5 units
• 16 lessons (1h 59m)
• 20 downloads

• Category

  Illustration

• Software

  Procreate

• Areas

  Digital Illustration, Portrait Drawing, Traditional illustration, Vector Illustration