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1. Introduction To Course: Hi everyone. In this
course I'm going to teach you how to create
some paper texture brushes. To create lined paper. Grid paper, checked paper. Poke it up paper, thick polka dot paper. As well as learning
how to create stamps. Basic outline shapes such
as squares and circles. Also be teaching
you how to create this simple outline brushes. I hope you enjoyed this
course and please show me any designs of
brushes that you create. Some of the brushes
that we'll be creating this course will be
available for you, such as these rectangle ons, triangle hot squares, circles and these flower wants and
our basic now lined paper. But please do try to create
your own as they are super easy and super
useful technique and tool in digital planning. If you'd also like any of the paper textures
that we created, please visit my Etsy shop, which I will link below.
2. How To Create A Lined Paper Brush: The first paper texture
brush that we're going to create is this white line brush. Also going to create this
narrow line brush as well. The first thing we
want to do is we went to go into Procreate. We want to click
on the plus sign. And what we want is we
want a square canvas. So you want to click
on this square. What we're gonna do is
we're just going to go into our drawing guide and click on, and then we're going to
click Edit Drawing Guide. You want to just go
to the bottom and put the grid size as
high as possible. You also want to click
on the assisted drawing. Then click done. Then what you want to
do is you want to go to your brush and go into calligraphy and click
on the mono line brush. Click Done. And you went to make sure that the color of your
brush is black. The first thing we just
got to do is you can see on our first layer we've
got assisted drawing on. All we're just gonna
do is simply create a line down the middle
here horizontally. What you want to do next
is you want to go into your layer and click
on a new layer. You want to go into the color
and change it to white. And then click Fill Layer. Then you want to
move this underneath the first layer
that you created. And then go into
your first layer and just click merge down. You can see here we've
just got one layer now we want to do is just click
on it and click Copy. The next thing we
want to do is you want to go into your brush. We want to duplicate
this monoline brush. I'm going to just slide
and click Duplicate. Then on the duplicate
monoline brush, I'm just going to click on it. And then we want
to go into grain. Then go into Edit. Then you want to go into import. Then you went to press paste. You can see we've got our line
here that we just created. You just double-click it. You can see inverts the line. And then you went to click done. Then you can see here if you
go into grain, not really. It looks a bit
strange and funny. We want to do is once
you're in grade, you went to switch it
from moving to texturize. Then you want to
just scale down. The scale is just how close
together your lines will be. You can see here the
quiet close together. What I want to do is I want
to go into my properties and click the maximum
size and just make this as large as I can see, it just becomes a lot bigger. Brush size. If I go back into green, if you click the scale and you just play
around with this, you can make it as big or as small as you want your lines. I'm just going to
leave it at this size. What I wanted to do is go
into properties and click, use stamp preview and
put the preview as Max. I want to do is I
want to go into About this brush and then
just go at the top here. And we can be named this, I'm going to name this
wide lined lined paper. What you can do is
this sign here. Just click Done. It just shows everyone that this line brush was
created by you. Now we're just going
to test out brush. Well, I want to do is
just hide this layer, switch off the Drawing Guide. Then I'm going to
click a new layer. And I'm just going to choose the black color with my
white lined paper brush. I'm just going to do is just,
I'm just going to color. You can see here. It just
gives us our lined paper. This is super, super
useful and easy technique, especially for digital planners. As you can just
create lined paper in all your pages without having to manually create
each of the lines. That's our first brush done. One excellent to do is I want
to create a liner brush, but I want the lines to be more narrow and more
space together. All I'm going to do is
click on the brush again. Then I'm just going to duplicate the wide lined paper brush. And then I'm just going to
click on the duplicate. And then I want to go into
the grain and go into scale. And I just wanted to
make it a bit smaller. So you can see here, as
I've made it a bit smaller, the lines have gone smaller. And then I'm going to go into About this brush and
just change the name to narrow lined paper. Click Done. This is our
narrow lined paper. We're just going to test it now. Go into our black again. Make sure we're in our
narrower lined paper brush. We're just going to again, just color over here. We've got a lot from
narrow lined paper.
3. How To Create A Diagonal Paper Brush: The next brush we're going
to learn how to create is this diagonal brush. Next brush that
we want to create is paper which has
diagonal lines. On. What we want to do is
want to make sure again, we start with a square canvas, go into drawing guide. What wanted to do
is want to make sure the color is black again. Go into our brush, go
into our monoline brush, and overgrown to
do is just create a diagonal line from
one end to the other. Just straight down the middle. Like that. What you want to do is
click on a new layer, go into color, into white. Press Fill Layer,
move this underneath. Click on the original layer
and click Merge Down. Click on our new merged
layer and press Copy. Go into the brush, press Duplicate,
click on the brush, go into Grain, Edit,
Import, Paste, invert. It. Doesn't go into growing
behavior, changes, texturize, and make
this a bit smaller. In our lines here, I want
to go into Properties, go into maximum size
as the fullest. And never to go into
about this brush. Change the name to
diagonally lined paper. Changed the name to meet by. Just sign it. Then I
went to click on Done. Here we've got our
diagonal line paper. What I want to do is I'm going
to click on a new layer. Change the color to black. Make sure I'm in my
diagonal line paper brush, increase the brush size. You can see we've
got our diagonally.
4. How To Create A Grid Paper Brush: I'm now going to learn how
to create this grid paper, as well as this
white grid paper. Next table that we want to
create is a great paper. I wanted to do is go into the wrench tool and
click Drawing Guide. Then, then you want
to go into our brush, make sure we've got the
monoline brush plate and make sure they're on black. Then you want to make sure
you've got Drawing Assist on. And this will help us
create some straight lines. Or we're just going to do is just follow these guidelines. Just create two lines. Then you want to
create a new layer. Make sure the brush color
is changed to white. And click Fill Layer. Put this underneath, go into
the first layer that we created and click Merge
Down, press Copy. Then you went to
go into your brush and duplicate the
monoline brush. Go into the brush
again, go into Grain. Go into edit was important
and click Paste. And I want to invert this
double-click, then press Done. Then you went to go into green behavior and
change it to texturize. You can scale this down, up a grid line so I can just scale this a
bit down if I wanted to. I wanted to do is
go into Properties, go into brush behavior, and click Maximum Size. Again, go into About this brush, put in your name, sign. It can change the name to paper. And you can see here we've
got a good paper brush. I just want to
click on the black. Click on my brush. And you can see particularly pilot grid. I'm going to do is I'm just
going to go into the brush. And I'm going to go to about this brush and change the name to thin grid paper. Done. What want to do is
I'm going to make a grid paper which is a
bit thicker than this. This is quite narrow. What you want to do is go to your brush and press Duplicate. Go into the brush,
go into grain. Interest in scale, or just
make it slightly bigger. You see him gone
bigger grids now, going to about this brush
and just change this into white paper. Click Done. If I go into my white
grid paper brush now, you can see the brushes
are a lot wider.
5. How To Create A Polka Dot Brush: We're now going to create
is a polka dot brush. These small circles, as
well as polka dot brush. The next paper that
we went to create is a polka dot paper. Again, we're starting
with our square canvas. And you went to go
into your settings and go into drawing
guide and click Yes. And we just wanted to again Edit Drawing Guide and make
it as big as possible. Press Done. What I want to do is I want to make sure my brush is black. Again, go into the
monoline brush. All I'm going to do is create a tiny circle in the middle. What I'm going to hold down, it makes it into
a perfect circle. I'm just going to fill this. What you want to do is
click on your Move button. If you click on snapping down here and put the snapping is on. Now when I move it, you can see when it goes
right to the center, it creates this orange
line which intersects. It makes it really easy to
see where the center is. We can see that
this is a center. I'm just going to click gotten. Now I want to do is
I went to go back into my layer and
click a new layer, go into the white color and press Fill Layer,
mother underneath. Then match down. Then I just want to
copy this layer. Again. I want to go
into my brush again and press Duplicate for
the monoline brush. Then I went to go
into the properties. I went to go into
green again plus adi, plus input and press paste. Then I want to
make sure I invert this by just double-clicking. Press Done. Now if I go into
again integrating, instead of moving, I want
to move it to texturize. And I went to put
the scale down. This way. What I wanted to do is just
put the scale smaller. I wanted to go into
the properties and put the brush behavior at the
maximum size as full. And you can see here they've
got polka dot brush. And then I want to go
to About this brush. And I just wanted to change
this to polka dot brush. Then again, I'm just
going to sign this. And then click. Done. Here is our polka dot brush. I'm just going to
create a new layer. Switch off the drawing guide. Make sure we're in our pocket. Brush and change
the color to black. Put the brush as
fully size. Here. We've just got polka dot paper. Assuming. You can see
we've got our paper here. Again, this is super
simple and easy to do. Next one to do is
I want to create a Poka job paper where the
circles that are a bit thicker I want to do again is just go into a
square canvas again. Blank square canvas against
switch on the drawing guide. I want to make sure that
the brush is set to black and go into the room and
go into my monoline brush. I'm going to do is just create a big circle is because I can, I'm going to do again to make sure this is a perfect circle. Just hold down. Procreate automatically
creates this circle for you. Then you want to go
to your Move Tool. Go into snapping again. Just make sure it's
right in the middle. So you can see here, this
is right in the middle. And just fill this. We didn't want to do is
click on a new layer, change the color to white. I'm press Fill Layer, put this layer underneath
the giant pagoda, which is graded, and go into your pocket that layer
and click marched out. Then again, entrepeneurs copy. Then I want to go into the
brush onto go into mono line. Just duplicate this. I want to go into green, press, press important
and press paste. Then I just want to
invert this press Done. I want to go into
great behavior. And instead of moving
past textualized, then want to go into Properties. And under Brush behavior,
click Maximum Size. And then I'm going to
go back into gray. And for the scale, I just
want to exhibit smaller. You can see here
how there are a lot thicker than our
previous polka dots. This drawing pad is just
really useful just to test the brush and see what it
will look like in procreate. I'm happy with this. I might just make it
a tiny bit smaller. Then I'm just going to
go to About this brush, change the name into
thick polka dots. Paper. Then just sign this click done. You can see here we've got
thick polka dot paper. I just create a new layer. I just use my brush. Automatically create a
thick polka dot paper. This thick dots.
6. How To Create A Checkered Paper Brush: A brush when I went to create, is this checked paper brush. Next paper that we want to
create is a checked paper. We want to click. We want to start off
with a square canvas. Want to go into our settings
and click drawing guide. Make sure we've got this grid. Once you go into a brush and
just change it to black, make sure we're on
the monoline brush. I wanted to just click
on the layer and make sure that drawing assist is on. This just makes it easy for
us to make straight lines. What I want to do is just
create a line down the middle here, at the top here. And I'm going to fill in
these opposite squares. Want to go into the layer
and create a new layer. Go into the white color, click Fill Layer,
put this underneath, go into the first layer that we created and click
Image DOB, press copy. We want to go into the brush and duplicate this
monoline brush again. Click on the brush,
go into Grain, Edit, Import and press paste. Then we want to click done. You want to change it from
moving to textualized again. We want to turn the scale down. You can see here,
put the scale up. You get really big
checked boxes. If I turn it down, slow smaller. Again, I went to go
into Properties, make sure the brush behavior
maximum size is max. Then I wanted to go
into About this brush, just changed their name. Checked paper sign. We just wanted to make
sure you do is very since made by you can just
put your name here. I forgot to do that. And here you can
just click on that. You can just import
photo as well. This just makes sure that if you create brushes descend on Etsy, for example, that everyone knows that this brush
was questioned by you. Even if someone does try to sell your brushes as their own. If you go into about, About this brush, make sure
you fill this section in. Everyone will know
that it was made by another person,
such as yourself. Again, I'm just going
to do is click Done. See we've got checked
paper line here. I just want to do is
click on a new layer. Go into my brush, changed black, and you can make it into any
color to be honest. So for example, if I
go into pink here, you can see you've got
pink checked paper. If I increase the brush size, automatically just
fills up paper. If I change it to black, it changes it to black. You can just really play
around with their changes sizes for to have a
big or how small.
7. How To Create Outline Brushes: In the next going
to learn is how to create to outline brushes. First one, just being a simple
outline brush like this. Second one is a more textured
outline brush. Next. So what we're now going to do is learn how to create a
simple outline brush. The first thing we want to do is make sure the color
is set to black. Again, we're working
on a square canvas. And you wanted to go
into your brush and go into calligraphy and click
the middle line brush. You want to do is you
want to duplicate this and then duplicate again. Then you went to slide to the right on both of the
duplicates that you created. And click up here to combine. Then you want to click on this brush that
you just combined. See up here you've
got two lines. So what you want to
do is you want to click on the line and you can see under here it says
combined mode normal. We want to change
this to difference. Like so. Then what we want to do is we want
to go into the primary. We went to go into properties
and go into maximum size. And just increase this. As you can see, as we increase, the first-line just gets bigger. If I decrease, it
becomes smaller. You can play around
with this and make it as big or as
small as you'd like. I'm going to leave it here. That's it for this brush
we want to do is go into About this brush and
change this name. Outline brush. Just sign it. And click Done. We've got our brush here. We're just going
to test out now. You can see here is our brush. Got a nice outline. What you want to do is because
for these intersections, the brush does not
accommodate for them. What I'm going to
do is to click on my eraser and just erase these. So the next part that
we want to create is the same outline
brush but with a twist. I'm going to do is I'm going
to go into my brushes. And I'm just going to duplicate this outline bars
that we just created. And then I'm going
to click on it. Then while to do is
I'm going to click on this second brush down here
that I want to go into Grain, go into Edit, and
go into Import, go into Source Library. And what procreate does is it, is, it gives us quite a
lot and designs here. What we want is just to
choose one of these designs. I think I'm going to choose
this diagonal print up here. And then I'm going
to click done. You can see here just changes the graying of the second line. It looks a bit more textualized. You can just change this,
change this around. So again, if I went to Edit Import Source Library and I decided I wanted to
be a sort of grid shape, clicked on like a good shape. Now, again, Edit
Import Source Library. If you decide, okay, you
want a sort of polka dot. Click on this one. You see a social, a dotted line. I'm just going to go back to
our first one, the diagonal. And that's our textualized
outline brush created. Again, you can go
into the first one. You can go into the properties
and make it smaller. If you wanted, you
can make it bigger. You can really just
play around with this and choose what you like. Then I just want to go to about this brush and just
change the name. Outline, texture,
brush, click Done. And we're just going
to test it out. This is our brush. You can see we've got
a nice texture to it.
8. How To Create Stamp Brushes: We next come to learn
is how to create this stamp brush as well
as this heart stamp. Next going to learn is how
to create a stamp brush. The first thing I want
to do is I'm going to create a flower stamp brush. What I'm going to do is click on the wrench tool and
click Drawing Guide on. Click edit drawing guide. Go into symmetry
down here and click Options and change it to radial. And click Done. I want to make sure I'm in
my monoline brush. I'm just going to do is just
create some petals here. I'm just going to
fill this in and just leave this blank because I
liked the way that he looks. What I'm gonna do is
click on a new layer, go into the white color. Press Fill Layer,
put this underneath, go into layer one and press
Merge Down and press Copy. Then I went to go into the mono line brush
and press Duplicate. Go into the monoline. This time what I want to do
is I want to go into shape. I went to press Edit
and I went to press Import and then press paste. And then I just want to
invert this press Done. What you want to do is I'm
going to go into Properties. Click maximum behavior
as the fullest. One X12 is I want to go to Stroke Path and
interest in spacing. You can see here is that 17. And because, because 17 in the quite close
together our shapes, It's what you want to do is you want to just increase
the spacing. So you can see as we increase, the flowers get farther and
farther away from each other. Again, you can play
around with this. And if you want your flowers
to be closer together, you can just put
the spacing down. I like it pretty spaced out. I'm gonna put it at 90%. You can see here we've
got our flowers. Again, I'm actually going
to about this brush, change the name to flower stamp in the
properties and just sign. Then if I go into shape, if I go into scatter, if I change the scatter, what it does is it makes
these a bit more random. So instead of it being
in the same direction, it just changes slightly,
go into rotation. I just changed them
slightly as well. Just change this. It just
makes it a bit more random. I just want to
click done. You can see here we've got
our flower stamp. If I click on my stamp, you can see I've got
our flower stamp. If I decrease the
size of the brush. You can see we've got a sort
of flowery texture here. You can increase the size, dot them wherever you want. You can also go into color
and change the color. For example, I want
to change the pink. It's a really simple
and easy technique for creating stamps. One X1 to do is I want to create a more handmade sort of stamp. I'm going to create a hot. What I want to make sure is
that my brush is on black. In the monoline brush. I'm just going to do is just hand-drawn half drop shape here. It doesn't have to be a 100% at Cuba because this is hand-drawn. Supposed to look like
it's hand-drawn. But that's not the best attempt. I just wanted to make it
slightly more hand-drawn. No, I'm not. I'm just
going to fill this. This is our shape. What I want to do is
create a new layer, go into the white color, press Fill layer is underneath. Go into our original
layer and click Match down and press Copy. Go into the brush, and duplicate this
monoline brush. Click on the brush, go into shape and click
Edit, Import, Paste. And I went to invert this. Done. Then I went
to go into stroke. And under spacing. I'm just going to make
it spaced out as I can. And then you went to
go into properties and into brush behavior. And for brush behavior, click on the maximum size. You could make it a bit
smaller if you want it. I'm going to make it
the maximum size. Then go into stroke both again. Under spacing, you can just
play around with this. You can space it out, make it close together. I'm going to leave it here. Then I went to go into
shape under scatter, just going to just
changes slightly. You can see here they
changed direction. And this just makes
it a bit more random. If you are trying to
create a sort of pattern. My oldest, same direction. I'm just going to play around
with this until I'm happy. I collect this. And
under rotation, if you just change the rotation, some of them just rotate around. Again, just makes it look more
random and not so perfect. Then if you go to About this
brush, rename this stamp. Just fill in all
of the bisections. Click Done. This is
our heart stamp. I wanted to do is if I click on the heart stamp and if
you go into properties, and if you come to use stamp preview and put
those on press Done, you can see this. Here. It just shows
the actual shape. Instead of showing the line, it will show the shape
they supposed to be. So that's our heart shape. So what we're gonna do is
just click on a new layer, go into my heart stamp. For example, I want to
change it to red color. Increase the size
of my brush. Stamp. Increase the size.
A bit smaller. You see a pattern. I'm just wanted to
achieve because, because quite a few
of them look a bit upside down and I'm just
going to go into the heart stamp into
shape under scatter. Just going to change
slightly under Scott. I'm just gonna make
it a bit more. Most of them right-side-up. Change for the rotation
down slightly. Click Done. You can see here hot stamp.
9. How To Create Geometric Shape Brushes: I'm just going to show
you now how to create some simple geometric shapes. I'll teach you how to create
a circle stamp like so. And a filled circle stamp. And using this technique, you'll be able to create all of the different shapes
such as squares. And a rectangle. We're going to learn
is how to create some simple stamp shapes. And especially for
digital planning, stamp shapes can come
in really useful. The best thing I'm
gonna do is I'm going to create a circle stamp. I want to change
my color to black, go into calligraphy and
click on the monoline brush. I'm going to do is
just draw a circle. And if I hold down with two of my fingers on the left hand, procreate automatically creates this perfect circle
shape for us. I'm going to add a new layer. Change my brush tool. I'll press folio,
move this underneath, merge this down, and
then press Copy. Then I went to go to the brush, go into the monoline brush, duplicate this
shape, go into Edit, going to import and press paste. Then I just wanted to
double-click an inverter. Then I want to click Done. Then I wanted to go into stroke, but I want to increase
the spacing for this one. Then I want to also
go into Properties and change the brush
size to maximum size. You can see here we've got
spaced out circle brush. It looks very small
Now, that's fine. I wanted to do is
just change the name. Outline. Click done. And what I want to do again,
we can click on this, go to Properties and click, use stamp preview and
click done that way. Our circle preview comes up
and looking at our brushes, I'm going to do just
test my brush out, increase my brush size. See here, we've got
our circle outline. We're next going to do is create a filled-in circle stamp. What I want to do is
change the color to black. And I went to go into that circle outline stamp
that I just created. I want to win digits. Just make it a bit bigger. Then I'm just going
to fill this in. Then I'm just going
to add a new layer, change my brush to
white, fill this layer. If this underneath
and click Merge Down, press Copy, then I'm going to just duplicate this
circle outline. Go to the duplicate, go into the shape and click, Edit, Import and press paste. And click. Done. Here is our circle brush. Just gonna change
the name to sell. Cool. Clicked on. And here is our
circle filled brush. I'll just do is add a new layer and just
test out my brush. There is our basic stamp shape. You can create any sort of
shape here with these terms. So you can create a circle, you can create a rectangle. I'm not going to go
through these in this course because it's
pretty self-explanatory. If you just filled out
a circle stamp example, you'll be able to create all
of your different shapes. What I'm going to do is I'm
going to now move my brushes. Other moment now I've got my brushes under the
calligraphy because I duplicated the monoline
brush while you went to do is you want to go
into Brush Library. You went to add a
new brush library. So click on this ad and it
lets you add a brush library. So go into example. Here. You can see
we've got it up here. And you want to do
is you want to go to calligraphy and just move your brush straight
into that brush library. So you can see we've
got our circle filled brush in our
example Brush Library. If you want to, for example, make a set of brushes. For example, in under
the paper texture. Go all of the paper textures that we created in this course. I've just added my stamps and
my outline brushes as well. I've created some
additional outline shapes, for example, rectangles,
squares and triangles. For example, I wanted to sell this whole Brush
Library on Etsy, or you're going to
do is just click on this and click Share. What you can do is you
can save it to Files. And once you've saved
it to fires on Etsy to create a new digital
listing for Etsy, you'd have to you'd
have to attach this procreate brush set file to your listing
automatically, your customers will
have access to it. I've created some of these
shapes already for you. I've created a circle and some rectangles and
squares and triangles. And some of the shapes that
we created in our course, for example, our
stamps of flour stamp. And I've also provided them the lined paper that
we created as well. I'm going to do is
I'm going to attach this brush library that we
created to this course. You can use it to
create your planners, or we can use it just to
figure out how stamps work. But ideally, please try to
create your own staff and tell me in the discussion
box below what you've created and how
you found this course. Both of these paper textures
that we created down here. If you would like
to purchase these, I will provide a link
to my Etsy shop. But again, these are
really simple to make. Please try and make
these yourselves because they don't take long. This is super useful
technique to learn, especially when it comes to procreate and digital planning. I hope you enjoyed this course. Thank you for watching. Please visit Emma,
are the courses I be doing a how to create a digital panel in
Procreate course. So please have a look
at that course as well.
10. How To Import Brush Library: I'm just going to
show you all how to import a brush library
into procreate. The first thing I want to
do is click on your brush. Via the top right-hand corner, you'll see a plus button. You click on that. And then at the top
you've got import, cancel and done,
click on Import. And then you can
select your brush from wherever you've saved it. Click on it and automatically. You can see here we've got a brush library called
Stamps course brushes. Here are all the stamps.
Janna Uddin, GRAPHIC DESIGNER & DIGITAL ARTIST
