A little something harking back to a much earlier employment experience. I was part of a very talented and committed design team that had the privilege of making this concept a national, and even international, success. A lot of fun time spent with good friends.

I’ve got a question for anyone in the group. I’ve got a Procreate project that is going to be printed on 48”(w) x 36” poster board for a presentation. With my iPad, the maximum dpi is 150 and only 9 layers. I’ve drawn it on said size. Is this going to look any good? I apologize for asking for advice on a forum where we are all at different levels in our careers and someone asking for “free” advice might be unseemly. Thanks!

During an earlier discussion Henry asked if I could put together a quick time lapse showing a cumulative hatch process using Procreate. The attached demonstrates a series of selections over a line drawing to generate different zones to receive brush marks. The same brush setting is used each iteration. The last step might not be quite as obvious as I intended...it is simply to turn off visibility to the linework layer.

This is my latest illustration done in Procreate. Unfortunately, for this project I had to do a realistic rendering. But I decided for me to insert the image in Procreate and trace over. It was so fun and exciting experience, that’s for sure, but still trying to get used to it. I would definitely love to work more on this type of hand renderings in the future.

First go at Procreate. I used Henry's furniture stencils and colour swatches. I hope to do better with text next time.