Want to learn how to draw a retro-inspired blooms & shrooms illustration on your iPad in Procreate? Flowers and mushrooms are two of the most popular, on-trend motifs in surface design right now. Plus, they’re super fun to draw!

This class is short and sweet: it’s all about enjoying the process of creating fun and funky artwork while learning the fundamentals of Procreate. The goal isn’t just to create a groovy illustration, but also to draw something that will sell well.

You’re going to learn how to key into what’s trending and how to infuse your own unique artistic voice into your artwork so whatever you create is uniquely you.

This is a beginner-friendly class, so even if you’ve never used Procreate before, you’re going to be able to follow along just fine and create an awesome illustration. And if you’re already a Procreate pro, you’re going to get my best tips & tricks for creating professional-level illustrations.

This class is packed with insider resources and shortcuts. The idea here is that we’re going back to basics with a few fresh ideas. : )

Just like all my other Procreate classes here on Skillshare, I’m packing this one with a ton of free stuff! You’ll get free Procreate brushes from True Grit Texture Supply and a collection of on-trend color palettes that I created myself.

I’m also giving you a watercolor paper texture that’s prepped just for this class, so it’ll fit perfectly into your canvas.

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You'll Need:

An iPad
The drawing app, Procreate: available here.

Optional:

An Apple Pencil or other stylus.
Download your Bonus Freebies here.
- These freebies are totally optional– you can use them OR you can use your own favorite Procreate brushes and color palettes. Either way, you'll wind up with a gorgeous Class Project!
See my full list of Supply Recommendations here.

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Who this class is for:

Artists
Surface Designers
Illustrators
Anyone interested in drawing & having fun!

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Ready for your next class? Create seamless patterns in Procreate here:

Lorena Giannini

Learning is the best tool we have

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