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Paint Any Object Fast in Procreate (Beginner Friendly)

teacher avatar Yasar VURDEM, Creative Art Director

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Topics include illustration, design, photography, and more

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      0:52

    • 2.

      How to Paint Objects I

      8:39

    • 3.

      How to Paint Objects II

      7:21

    • 4.

      How to Detail Objects I

      7:36

    • 5.

      How to Details Objects II

      6:52

    • 6.

      Complete Objects

      11:49

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About This Class

Learn how to paint eye-catching, realistic objects in Procreate using simple, repeatable techniques.

In this class, you’ll discover how to turn everyday objects into polished digital illustrations with depth, shine, and texture. We’ll focus on creating that satisfying “glossy” look perfect for thumbnails, social media, and portfolio pieces.

This class is beginner-friendly but also valuable for intermediate artists who want to improve rendering skills and lighting control.

What you’ll learn:

  • How to break down objects into simple shapes
  • Lighting & shading techniques for realism
  • Creating glossy, glassy, and soft textures
  • Color blending and edge control in Procreate
  • Adding highlights and reflections for a polished finish

By the end of the class, you’ll be able to paint a variety of objects (like candy, glass, fruit, and more) with confidence and a professional look.

Who this class is for

  • Beginners starting digital illustration
  • Artists who want to improve rendering skills
  • Procreate users looking for practical exercises
  • Anyone interested in aesthetic, stylized realism

Materials

  • iPad
  • Apple Pencil (or compatible stylus)
  • Procreate

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Yasar VURDEM

Creative Art Director

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Welcome! I'm Yasar Vurdem a digital artist, illustrator, and passionate instructor.

I've spent years developing a vibrant, expressive portrait style that blends realism with bold, painterly energy. Over the years, my artwork has been featured in collaborations with global names such as Billie Eilish, Adobe, Prime Video (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, The Wheel of Time, Citadel), Wacom, Logitech, XPPen, and many more.

As a professional designer and illustrator, I work across digital painting, character art, concept design, and stylized portraiture. My goal as a teacher is simple: to share the exact techniques, workflows, and artistic mindset that I use in my professional projects in a clear, practical, and inspiring way.

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Transcripts

1. Introduction: Hi, everyone, and welcome back to my portrait coloring class. In this part, we are going to deeper into coloring process in procrad and focus on bringing our portraits to life. We will explore how to build up skintons, deep and dimensions, and refine the tails that make portrait more realistic and expressive. Whether you followed the first time in procreate or professional. Don't worry. I will guide you step by step. You can easily follow along. By the end of this session, you will have the better understanding of color layering, blending techniques, and creating really expressive, polished final portrait. So grab your tablet and let's get started. 2. How to Paint Objects I: Welcome. And this time, we will paint different kind of textures, and I will paint liquid honey texture here. I will start with the dark shape and will make the corners much more darker and combine it with really vibrant brush and these parts is much more lighter and you can put really small liquid effects here for make the illustration much more detailed. And let's paint it here different kind of textures. Let's paint ice and icicle. At first, I paint the shape of the icicle like this. And I need to put some light effects here. And here Yeah. And we'll put some lights here. And it is looking great right now. And let's continue from here and let's paint some cherry. And I will make this part really darker and put to light it here. And we'll put some extra light here. And Yeah, like this. But we need really dark colors here. For example, it starts from here like this. And let's put to this shape here like this and put some light and Yeah. Hope you enjoy this part and I will close this layer and we open another new layer. And this time, I will paint like glass and coal in it. For example, I will paint the glass like this, and these corners will be like this. Then I will select a really darker color for putting the cola in here, and it will have some color shifts like this. At some parts, it is much more visible and some parts it is really darker especially these parts and basically like this. And you can put the corners of glass for stop the visible corners just like this and like this. And like this. Yeah, like this. And you have air particles like this or give it a really great effect because it's sparks like this. And let's continue. This time, I will think about it, what we can paint. Let's paint fire. I will start with the simple shape of fire. By the way, I'm changing the size of brush while I'm painting it like this and like this. At the middle of this part, it will be much more visible. Here, like this. Yeah, like this. And the middle point will be much more darker. Just like this. And let's start painting different thing here. And let's paint a bubble like water bubble. I paint the background and light source, just like this. And another light source here. And we need to put some colors in it because it is but really vibrant and have some different kind of colors in it for making it so expressive. And let's start making different kind of thing. And let's paint. I'm thinking what we can paint. I will paint this green texture here, and I will turn it to the like really great game with the highlights and shadows. This part is darker comes like this and comes like this. Yeah. 3. How to Paint Objects II: And let's paint a ring. I will select the base shape of the ring, and we'll paint here and we'll put the shadows here and highlights. And these corners will be much more light. And you can put extra lights here, for example, like this, like glowing effect, or you can even put diamond in it, too. And let's continue. This time, I will paint Daisy. Always think the basics first. For example, I didn't rush into nothing, and I built the base shape of the illustration. And with these minimal details, I put here, here, here, here and here. I define everything and put the details of it just like this. And let's paint different kind of things. I opened another new layer, and this time, I will paint like bowl like this, but really reflective bowl. So it will have the light shift here, for example, like this. And these corners will be like shift fish eye. We will see the wall area in it with the shift. For example, we have windows here, but we see in this bowl. So it becomes really, really, really reflective. And for example, if there is a green green here, and maybe even some different kind of colors. You will see everything here because it is reflective. And let's continue. This time, I will paint v. I started again with the base colors of le and adding the really necessary details of it. Just like this. Yeah, like this. And I will use really light color here, maybe much more dark here and here. And much more yellowish color here. Yeah. And let's continue. This time, I will paint I will paint one shape like this. Like it is cloth, and we'll add some lights here and here and here and really dark colors at the corners. For example, this part and this part and this part. Yeah. And we'll add extra lights here, here, maybe here, here and here. Hope you enjoy, and I will continue by creating one lava here. At first, I will start with the dark colors. Let's make it here. And zoom in, then at these color parts of the lava and some red colors just like this and paint the top of the lava because it is fluid and it comes at its corners and follow every path. So after it, you need to select the darker tones here, just like this and like this. And here, like this. And this part. Yeah. And I will add much more light effects here under this lava to make it much more look much more hot. And I can use some orange tones here. Yeah, just like this. And see you in the next part. 4. How to Detail Objects I: Welcome again. At this part, we will paint the different objects together. Let's start from the hair. And for hair, you just need to define the base colors again, just like this. Then after defining it, you need to make the how it flows. Like, it is fluid, not every single part have the same color. So some parts of it is darker, just like this, and some parts of it is lightish. And we'll add some textures here, just like this, and these parts will come like this. Yeah. And this parts will be much more lighter. And I will use much more yellow color here, like this and we'll mix the colors here and here. Yeah. And I will add some extra lights here. And here. You can use directly maybe different kind of brush for creating much more easy hair, and it will look much more fluent, like it's not so in order, so like this. And let's start by making different kind of objects. This time, I will paint wood. At first, I paint the background of it. Then select the darker tone and we'll make these waves after it, select lighter colors and apply over here, just like this. With this method, you can create really great texture for the wood, just like this, maybe this part will be much more lighter. Yeah, let's continue. This time, let's paint the major head. At first, I'm painting the base color of the head, just like this. And after it, you can put the shadows of it just like this. Some parts are bigger and some parts are darker and have really great of light here for defining the shape. Yeah, just like this. And maybe much more lights here. And let's continue by creating different kind of objects. And this time, I will paint the water drop. I will start with the shape. Maybe I can be much more like this. And at some point, you need to use really vibrant color here. And some extra lights here and here and here. And here. And another line here, just like this. I hope you enjoy this process, and let's continue. This time, I will paint let me think pepper. I will start with the shape of it just like this and we'll put the shadows of it. Let's zoom in here. Yeah, and we'll put some extra color here. Yep. And the head is here. We'll make it much more light here and we'll finish this part. Hope you enjoy this part, and let's open another new layer. And this time, we will paint some let me think. Let's paint Let's paint yellow thing like this. And let's make it a fur and I will make it much more dark dark red here, and I will start making the fur from here and we follow the pad just like this, following this pad and creating lines depending on the shape. Some of them much more bigger and some of them much more smaller and 5. How to Details Objects II: Y. After it, you can select lighter color and zooming then continue starting this shapes. Yep, like this. And it creates really good amount of detail and for texture. And let's continue. And with the ie layer here, I will paint snow like snow Snowman hat, maybe. I will apply really cold and really cold colors here for created. And I will put the ice of it and we put some carrot here, maybe much more orange, just like this, and we'll make it much more like this. Yeah. Like this. Hope you enjoy this part, and let's come here. This time, I will paint silk like red silk like this. At first, I painted the background of the silk, and I will continue by adding the shadows. Just like this, like this and like this. And you need to paint the brand part of it, depending on your painting situation here, just like this. And it is okay, like this. Hope you enjoy, and I will open another new part. And this time, we will paint different kind of objects. I will paint red pepper. I painted the shape of pepper and some parts of it really darker, especially the part. And the middle point will be light source, just like this. And you need to put some extra reflections to it because it have really reflective surface. And you can use much more dark here for background it just like this. Yep. And will be green top of it, just like this. With dark brush. And let's paint lamp. Lamp. Like for example, it have the metal thing at the first point of it. Just like this, I'm painting it slowly, and this part's much more lighter This part, much more lighter. And we will put the main shape of the lamp. Just like this. Yeah. And we will put light in it like it is glowing. And it will have really great reflections here and some the light source here. Yep. And let's continue. This part, I will paint a glass particle like broken glass. Just like this. Yep. And let's paint watermelon. It has some texture like it. If you remember, it comes like this. And I will make this texture much more stronger, just like this. Yep. And at some different points, it has some texture like this. And let's make into it. It is red, but really dark red here. Yep. And we have really light parts here, just like this. And we need to put shadows into it. For example, it's cut from here. But this part has the maybe a this part, I mean, it has this layer of the slice and zoom in again, and we need to put the seeds of the watermelon here just like this. Hope you enjoy this part and see you in the next videos. 6. Complete Objects: Welcome. In this class, we will focus on textures and we'll paint some different textures. At first, I use color drop for my background, and I will start with Apple. And let's zoom here. And I will start with simple shape just like this. And we'll add some shadows of apple. It is not perfect circle, so I made these parts much more darker, just like this. And top of the apple will be much more like this. And at this part, I will put the entrance point of the head of the apple like this, and I will paint green the head of the apple. And some parts of it will be really darker, just like this and like this. Y and like this. You can select a bit yellow color and put some textures for make your apple much more realistic because some apples have these yellow texture around these corners, and let's continue by doing another example. I will paint strawberry. And for strawberry, you can start from the base shape of it. It's something similar to this, and we'll put shadows here, and this time, I will put the light comes from this angle. So you can add juicy details here just like this. Yeah, like this. And these corners will be like this. And I will put seats in here, just like this. And this part like this. And don't forget to add the head of the strawberry like this. But it is different from the apples, and it is much more complicated for the headline. For example, like this, and like this and like this. Yeah. I will put really darker tones for these parts and have the main shape of it just like this. And this part will be much more darker. Yeah. And let's continue. This time, I will paint candle. I will start with the background again. And we'll put some dark tones because it is not flat and have the dark parts of the candle and have the light parts. And this corner will be dark, and I will make the rope of it and we'll put shadows here. And let's put the fire in it, just like this. And the entrance point will be much more lighter. And these parts will be much more maybe melting, like, and this main part will be really darker. Just like this. And put much more light effects here, just like this and like this. Let's continue. I will continue from this part, and this time, I will paint the moon. I paint the background, then I will make some dark parts here and will make this part much more visible. And I will put these spontaneous thoughts. Yeah, like this. And let's continue. This time, I will paint the teat like fun. This part will be darker. And I will put some lights over here and here. Yeah. And let's continue. This time, I will paint diamond. I will start from the base shape. Always think much more basic at first part because we need to general look of the illustration before we put the details in it. For example, I make this part like this and this part like this, I'm collecting the details. And diamonds have really hard edge, so we need to define the edge much more harder than usual. For example, I make this part, much more visible and certain points, just like this and like this. And maybe light hair, like glowing. And this time, let's paint some gummy bear like sweet and, you know, haribo and stuff. It is like haribo beer. Like this, like this. I will put the ear of it. And it should have some light effects, for example, like these parts, and these parts and this part will be much more visible and detailed these parts. Yeah, just like this. Hope you enjoy this process. And at the last part, I will add some light here at the top of it. And for making it much more vibrant and detailed, just like this. Hope you enjoy this process and like the tails I made and see you in the next part.