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Different Ways to Color Your Art in Procreate

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Procreate is one of the most advanced drawing applications available on iOS devices. It is designed for professional artists and designers who want to create stunning digital art. One of the many features that make Procreate stand out is its ability to provide a vast array of options for coloring your artwork. With Procreate, you can achieve a wide range of effects by using different coloring techniques. Here are some different ways you can color your art in Procreate:

1. Solid Color Fill

This is the most basic coloring technique that is used in almost all drawings. All you have to do is create a new layer above your line artwork and fill it with a solid color. You can change the opacity of the layer to adjust the intensity of the color.

2. Gradient

A gradient is a smooth transition from one color to another. Procreate has an easy-to-use Gradient tool that lets you apply a gradient effect to any part of your artwork. You can choose different types of gradients, such as linear, radial, or diamond. You can also adjust the angle and spacing of the gradient colors.

3. Paint Bucket

The paint bucket tool allows you to fill large areas quickly with a specific color. Simply choose the paint bucket tool, select the color you want to use, and touch the area you want to fill with color. You can adjust the tolerance level of the tool to modify the size of the area you want to fill.

4. Color Dropper

The Color Dropper tool allows you to select a color from your artwork and use it for coloring other areas. This is especially helpful when you want to maintain consistency in color. For instance, you can use the Color Dropper tool to select a color from an existing area and apply it to another area of your artwork.

5. Brush Strokes

Procreate has a fantastic range of brush strokes that can be used to create striking textures and effects. By using different brushes, you can create anything from smooth color transitions to rough, gritty textures.

6. Blending Modes

Blending modes allow you to blend different layers together in unique ways to create exciting effects. For example, if you apply a multiply blending mode to a layer, the colors of the layer below will merge with it, resulting in darker tones. You can experiment with different blending modes to find the right blend for your art.

In conclusion, Procreate provides various ways to color your art, and each method can help you achieve a distinct effect. By experimenting with different techniques, you can create eye-catching artwork that stands out from the rest. The above techniques are just a few of the ways you can color your artwork in Procreate, so be sure to experiment with different ones to find what works best for you.

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