In this class you'll learn how to improve your line art skills in order to create a digital colouring page that you can share with friends and family and beyond. I'll be demonstrating this class using Procreate, but feel free to follow along using any digital art program of your choice, or even pen and paper.

Colouring pages can be a really fun and meaningful way to invite people to engage with your art, and they are relatively easy to make once you know how.

In this class I’m going to guide you through my top tips and tricks to strengthen your line art skills while creating your own colouring sheet.

We'll cover:

Tips and tricks to improve your linework
Using different brushes and line weights
Avoiding tangents
Retaining charm and style
How to create your own colouring page from start-to-finish

We’ll start off by warming up with some exercises to increase your confidence at working with line; talking about line weight and style, and how to achieve smooth, straight lines and curves, and then we’ll go straight into creating our very own colouring page.

We’ll be working with a pre-made sketch, so make sure you have a sketchbook handy filled with your own ideas or you can also create your own sketch from scratch for this project.

I’ll be using Procreate to demonstrate this class, but you are absolutely free to use any drawing software you like, or even traditional pen and ink on paper.

By the end of this class you’ll have a lovely finished colouring page which you can share with friends and family and beyond, as well as hopefully having picked up some new skills to improve your linework.

So if that all sounds good and you’re ready to get inking, then I’ll see you in the first lesson.

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