Let’s dive into Postage stamps art and paint all together 6 beautiful illustrations devoted to this topic. We will create 2 series of postage stamps about magical potions and night sky in watercolor style.

In this class I will start by telling you where to find freebies and how to import them into the Procreate. Then we will talk about inspiration and creative ideas. Then - we will create texture paper, our next step will be - creating sketches. And finally - we will start adding colors, shades and highlights! Then we will explore different shapes of postage stamps and how to fit our illustrations into the stamp. Our closing step will be creating and using mock-up for our art. Mock-up will help you to display your illustrations in the most beautiful way.

By the end of this class you will be able to create postage stamp in Procreate using watercolor techniques. You will learn how to create series of stamps devoted to specific topic. You will also learn how to create mock-up for displaying your beautiful artworks.

During the course I will slowly move you throughout my workflow, explaining every step and describing Procreate features.

This class is great for intermediate level and for experienced artists, who are interested is digital watercolor art and postage stamp illustrations. The class requires you to have basic knowledge about Procreate so for beginners it can be a little bit overwhelming.

What you will learn:

more about Procreate,
how to decide what to draw and where to find inspiration,
how to use layers,
how to use clipping mask,
how to create watercolor texture paper,
how to create and use mockups,
how to add, volume and color variation to your art,
how to create watercolor postage stamps in Procreate, using digital watercolor brushes in a fun and simple way.

What you will need:

I will use Procreate for this class with IPad and Apple Pencil.

I will share with you all the tools that were mentioned in the class: textured paper, custom brushset, color palette, mock-up and my own picture, that I created.

You can also use some other drawing pads or just regular paper and paints - please join our class and good luck.

And one more thing that I want to mention: your opinion and your feedback is very important to me. So feel free to tell me what you think about the class in “Discussion” or “Review” sections. I will be glad to reply to you.

My dear art fellows, I can’t wait to start this class and definitely I can’t wait to see what you upload to project section.

So let’s not wait, grab your iPad with Apple Pencil and let’s paint together.

Serry Rae

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