How I Draw LINEART Tutorial and Process in PROCREATE

Is line art a form of tracing?

Realy helpful tut, thanx for you for this

What brush did you use for the sketch anyone response please I’m desperate

I have to ask, what canvas size do you use?

How long did the overall process take?

Can you pack a brush pack for procreate. Please and thank you!

this video is the light of my life.

I have been struggling SOO much with not having jank, wobbly lines. So much of this makes sense

I was struggling with how to make my line art look more natural and this video was a huge help! I’ve already seen a major improvement in my digital art after watching this video! Thank you!

I was trying to line a drawing of a dragon and the scales were giving me a headache lol, the whole "Riverbend" analogy helps a lot. Thanks!

Love your videos, very encouraging and helpful!

I love your freaking line art but im on csp and a want your pen

Hey, has the default Chalk brush changed since you made this video? I tried using it but it looks and feels completely different, with a lot more transparency

Does anyone know if Clip Studio has a feature similar to smart shape in Procreate? Or is the Figure Tool the closest equivalent?

THAT IS BEAUTIFUL

I've been diamond painting for half a year and randomly clicked on this video as I just bought an iPad for getting started on digital art. I thought to myself at the beginning, "Huh, that looks like ChrissaBug's style! So pretty!" And then promptly embarrassed myself by looking at the creator name 😅 Oopsie! Your artwork is so lovely, I'm excited to learn from you in my DA journey! 🩵

Are you sure you hadn't changed anything for the brush? I attempted to do lineart with the same brush, and it came out more fuzzy and see-through instead of solid. My canvas was 3000×3000 with 300 dpi, so I'm not sure why it seemed different

Beautiful

I CAN’T BELIEVE IT…this video helped me solve a longstanding issue. Line work. Thank you SO much!

This was really helpful. Thank you! What kind of brush do you use to to make the rough version?

the river bank imagery is very helpful!

So there was a particular panel in a comic I made (paper and brush-pen) that I just 'liked' more for some reason- I couldn't quite put my finger on what it was, but this really helped me untangle the mystery. It's nice to feel like I made something 'right', but it's so much better to know what the heck made it work!

do you have a brush recommendation/settings for a smooth line but with the same features as the chalk brush?

Thank you!!! 😭❤️

I woul love to see the full results of your Rorschach test 😆

I just wanted to say thank you. Today was the first time I ever picked up procreate and draw digitally. Your video gave me a ton of confidence to tackle this more often rather then rely on traditional drawings alone. Now all I need is a paperlike screen protector, it's like I'm drawing on glass lol

What it is that small screen! And i was complaining about mine a 12.9 inch lol impressive

So good, ty for showing 😍😍

What brush do you sketch with?? I just switched over to procreate from paint tool sai and can’t get my brushes like that on procreate!

Thank you very much for the video. I’m in the process of doing and hating line art, and this has been very helpful.
Wonderful video, thank you.

Where exactly do u find the brush streamline at, because I have an iPad 5th gen and can’t find that very easy I’m also a beginner with procreate.

What brush would u recommend to start with sketches? I see how your sketches are n its a work of art already.

I need help on my getting my sketches to come out with details before I can line them

I suppose you actually have to be able to draw something first in order to line something 🤣

which brush did you use for the sketch?? that brush was gorgeous too omg

Still having issues with lineart
I don't understand the flow, what should be darker or what needs to be thinner. Is there some lines or formula to follow?

Hey! Maybe if you increase the stream on the chalkboard brush your flow it’s gonna look way better, and you can always get an iPad board on Amazon, that gives you more room to lay your hand , and the glove for the pinky finger helps too, thanks for sharing your process I loved your draw.

Very helpful. Thank u

What's the name of the brush for the sketch?

thank you for sharing your skills and insight! I'm a self-taught artist who started line work over a year ago digitally. now I understand how to give my line art a more natural traditional art look. I can't wait to try out your tips!

Oh wow I'm so glad I stumbled on your channel. I'd love this tutorial but for CSP please, is that something you plan to do at all please? I really enjoyed the way you teach.

great video

That was such a fun study that I might try and do Inktober this year

“Looks a little likeeee somethin’” 😂

What do you use for sketching?? 😭😭

Thank you for the principles mentioned at the beginning of the video. There were some really helpful tips that a lot of other creators don't think to mention. Great video!