In this class, I will show you how to organize your Procreate classes in the Procreate app. I’ll provide ideas and suggestions for helping you organize your classes in a way that helps you take notes, capture what brushes you used, and what important information you want to remember from the class.

As much as I love teaching here, I love being a student. I am a lifelong learner, and I use Procreate to capture notes with words and drawings from the classes I take. Having the information in Procreate helps me track my classes and quickly find lessons I’ve learned.

In this class, I’ll share:

A tour of my organization with suggestions on how to organize, which includes stacks and inside a stack.
How to use layers inside a Procreate file to capture the information you want from a class.
A summary with key takeaways.
Two procreate files you can customize to help you organize.

For the project, I’m asking you to use the steps you learned in class to update the Procreate Class Template file (available in resources) in a way that is meaningful for you and share a snapshot in the class Project & Resources section. You can even use this class for the project.

This class is for anyone who uses Procreate and seeks ideas for organizing notes. The supplies needed for a class are an iPad and the Procreate App. I’ll use an Apple Pencil, but you don’t need one. Let’s get started!

Others classes I teach that may interest you:

Sonya Pereyra

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