December 26, 2019

Christmas gift

Please accept this a gift this Christmas. Your help means a lot to me especially when I’ve been snowed under with school work and yet you’ve stayed to support me.

I honestly can’t thank you enough for your generosity.

Hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday period and let’s create a great 2020 😊🙏

Procreate 5 COMPLETE ARTIST’S GUIDE (YouTube)

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jada rowland · January 6, 2020

I keep watching and re-watching your latest ‘total’ procreate information ...sooooo good and helpful.

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jada rowland · January 6, 2020

Thanks Jules

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Janetb · December 30, 2019

Thanks so much for this, Jules. Very thoughtful & helpful gift. Happy New Year to you & yours!

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jada rowland · December 26, 2019

hello -I have a question for which i have been trying to get the solution...it may not be a possible ‘action’ on Procreate but as i love procreate so much more than Photoshop, i keep hoping. Here is the problem. I work ‘tra-digitally’..that is...i start with a traditionally made (pencil and /or watercolor) which i bring into Procreate by copy pasting the image. Now i would like to add a layer with a separate background image but the only way to see that background is to carefully erase every piece of white sketch paper (or watercolor paper) from the background of my sketch or painting. I do not make ‘comic-book’ kind of carefully outlined images so the image is rarely ‘closed’. Is there any cleverer method than laboriously erasing around the delicate edges of the image to remove the white of the paper by playing with all the possible methods available now on Procreate5? —‘selection’ etc.?? Hope you have the time to answer. Www.patreon.com/jadaZing

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James Julier · December 26, 2019

Hey Jada, if you have a pencil drawing with a white background, select the layer first, the next to the ticked box the is an ‘N’ click on this and scroll down list of options and perhaps try ‘multiply’