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- [Rich] Once you've got a fair amount
of paint on your canvas, it's time to liquefy.
So you press this adjustments button
and then select liquefy.
And these are all of our liquefy tools.
And the first one, which is like the bread and butter tool,
is this push tool.
Play around with this.
This reminds me of toothpaste.
The next slider is the distortion slider,
which is pretty cool.
If you start moving this about,
you'll start to see it creates all these irregularities,
and it's a lot of distortion happening over here.
The next thing is the momentum slider,
and what this does is it makes momentum,
so if you just flick, you'll see that it carries
across the canvas.
And this is really beautiful.
It really feels like we're playing with liquid
or working with paints in water
when you've got the momentum slowed up.
The next tool I want to show you is this twirl left.
I'm just going to hold this down.
And you see that it makes a whirlpool.
But I can move the whirlpool around,
which is really really cool.
It's almost like a whisker or an egg beater,
or something like that.
And you can do some really cool stuff with it.
Whoo!
So here I'm creating a whole bunch of mini whirlpools.
And this is something that you cannot do
in real life really easy.
I find this tool amazing.
It's really, really fun to work with.
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- [Charly] Let's get started.
If you swipe up with your finger
at the bottom of the screen,
you'll see a small arrow,
and this will create a popup of some of your favorite apps
that you normally use.
If you click and drag on the Pinterest app,
it will then click in to place
and this will become an extension of Procreate.
It's really good
because this gives you the freedom
to change your reference photos really easily.
So here's my final sketch.
And I'm really happy with how it's turned out.
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- [Jamie] I'm going to take this Sharpie,
just gonna scribble a little bit on here
and see what we can come up with.
Let's try that.
This circle one, that one would probably work better
for our brush.
All right, so now I'm just gonna grab my iPad,
snap a picture, and then I'm gonna go into my picture
and just edit it a little bit so it works better.
So I'm gonna crop it so that it's a square.
And I'm gonna go into light.
I'm gonna bring up the exposure so that this background here
is pure white.
And then I need to also make this black and white.
And now, let's go into Procreate.
We'll quickly just add a new brush.
And this time, we're going to say Insert Photo.
We have that photo, our new texture right there,
and we need to invert this
because it's drawing in the white pixels,
so we want to draw that as the white pixels.
Let's just draw it and see what it looks like so far.
Actually not that bad, just like that.
And it's that easy to make your own textures.
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- [Brooke] My absolute favorite tool
in this drawing guide is symmetry.
This is so cool, you guys.
Okay, essentially, this will take whatever you're drawing
and create a symmetrical version
on the other side.
This tool is absolutely awesome for doing things
like drawing faces in a really fast way,
because you've gotten both sides of the faces
just knocked out in one go.
There's a ton of really cool settings in this.
If you tap Options, you can do a horizontal one,
you can do a quadrant one, or a radio one.
So for example, let's check out the quadrant.
Quadrant is awesome for drawing mandalas or flowers.
So with rotational symmetry,
what this does is it makes everything go
in the same direction.
So all of these curves are now going in the same direction,
whereas if I turn rotational symmetry off,
now these curve towards each other.
There's tons of fun things that you can do with this.
If you only want this to show,
if you only want your drawing to show in certain areas,
you can do a selection.
It will only draw within the selected area.
And remember, you can always turn this on and off
on any layer by tapping the layer and choosing
drawing assist on or off.
- [Vashti] So in your control panel
go to the wrench.
Under video, the last option there
is Export Time-lapse video.
You select it, and it's just going to take
a little bit of a second to export.
And it'll let me choose where I want to save it.
I'm gonna save it to my camera roll,
but you have the option of emailing it
or saving it to your files or uploading it
to your file saving apps.
So I'm gonna click save video.
And now it should be in my camera roll.
So here I go.
There it is.