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Procreate is the new Photoshop!

Procreate is mainly a drawing app. But it can actually do more than that. 

In this video, I will show you how to create a double exposure design using only Procreate. 

Since this is a design tutorial, we won't need any brushes or color palettes. We will use only images and Procreate features. 

We will use 3 images. The main one is the model's photograph. Then there is a landscape and a rainbow image. 

I show how to trace and crop the model's photograph in the tutorial but in case you want to skip that part, I included the cropped image below as well.

If you have any questions, please let me know in the comments bar below, and hopefully, after following this class, you can make your own double exposure designs on your own.  ❤️

Files

Double Exposure Class Patreon Tutorial

Comments

Isabelle

I loved doing this! I will probably do it again though as I still find masks/layers really confusing but that’s my fault. The effect is stunning though, you are so incredibly talented!!

Isabelle

I’d love to learn more editing techniques as well...

Martine SARRET-TALVELA

Great to be able to do a double exposure in Procreate! I am starting the tutorial now :)

Emily Tweed

Loved this tutorial! I also am interested in learning other editing techniques from you🤩 looking forward to the next one!

Rikke Bamber

This was grelt! Thank you😀❤️

Tracey Ford

Wow It took me all day back and forth to do this one, only been on ProCreate 5 weeks so was a challenge for me but so glad I stuck at it it’s turned out amazing. Thank you so much 🥰

Brooke Johnson

Awesome tutorial! I love learning new techniques. More like this, please.

Bethany Sutherland

Worth becoming a patron solely for this and the floating island video! Thank you!

Missy Kierstead

I'm new to Patreon as well as procreate. I want to be able to do photo manipulations in procreate. When I saw you copy all and paste, I wanted to scream YES! I was looking for a way to merge layers without merging layers! Do you think you'll be doing more manipulations?