Slide them to the left and then to the right.
Alpha lock procreate pro#
Pro tip: To quickly turn Alpha Lock on and off, put two fingers on the layer you want to Alpha Lock. A check mark should be next to Alpha Lock, symbolizing that Alpha Lock is on. To remove Alpha Lock, come back to this menu. Click ‘Alpha Lock’. A checkered background should show up on the layer thumbnail to signal that that layer is on Alpha Lock. Click the layer and a menu should come up. Make you’re on the layer you want to Alpha Lock. On that layer you’ll see a checkerboard pattern on the layer thumbnail in the layer. The first way is to open your layer panel by going to your layers icon, then clicking on the title of layer that you want to use alpha lock on. How do you turn Alpha Lock on? Alpha Lock applies to the layer only, so you have to go to layers to turn it on. There are two ways to use alpha lock in Procreate. As the example below demonstrates, this is where Alpha Lock comes in handy. I want those lines to look like they’re on the shirt only. Keep the size relevant to your project.Why is this so great for adding details? Because if I’m adding details to something, I don’t want those details to be on the canvas too. The bigger the brush size the more blending will occur on a large scale. Using a smaller brush size will help with areas that require precision. These settings will help with more controlled blending and keeping your artwork tidy in the process. But, there are a few settings and extra steps you can take to achieve better blending in Procreate.
Getting blending brushes is the first key step to have better color blending. You’ll have a lot of texture and your color mix is hard and very noticeable. These brushes act very differently from the others. Textured blending brushes are a great way of adding a nice blend and adding texture to your artwork for added character.īlending brushes that act erratically I call them blotchy blenders. Soft blending brush shapes are usually grainier or have blurred edges that help to blend colors gently together creating a soft even blend. Standard BlendingĪ standard blending brush is usually round and requires you to smudge (push) your colors into each other to get them to blend and could leave streaks. I’ll give you a quick look at 4 styles of blending and you can see how each brush behaves when blending colors. Go from an ellipse to a perfect circle, triangles will snap to. FURTHERMORE, if you take another finger and tap hold it on the screen, it will snap to a ‘perfect’ shape. If you draw a shape, then hold the pencil (without picking it up), your shape with snap to a quick shape. Select the brush style you want to use in your artwork. Tip 6: Adjust Shapes in Quick Shape by Holding an Extra Finger. To Select your blending brush tap on the Smudge tool (Pointer Finger Icon) top right next to the brush icon.
You can choose between all kinds of blending styles with these brushes, from standard smudge blending to textured and soft blending.
Most brushes are intended for adding to your artwork so normal brushes won’t work well to blend colors. Selecting a smudge brush that is intended to be a blender brush will help a lot. We will use our Smudge Brush to blend and push our colors into areas that we want them. Add your shade colors in the general areas that you want, it doesn’t have to be precise. Start with adding your highlights and lowlights to your artwork. In this tutorial, I’ll show you different examples of blending brushes using this Procreate Blender Brush pack by Seamless Team. Make gradient color blends or add depth to your artwork using brushes made for blending. You can create beautiful artwork with blended colors using the Smudge tool in Procreate.
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