Learn everything you need to know about Procreate with hands on drawing lessons. Now updated for Procreate 5.
InstructorBrad Colbow
Instruction includes specific drawing sessions and project-led paths, such as creating comic strips and painting 3D models.
Editorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
A close-up view shows a hand using a digital stylus to trace the edge of a leaf on a tablet screen, demonstrating the process of digital drawing and outlining.
This image demonstrates how to navigate the layers panel in Procreate, showing a user selecting specific elements like leaves and shadows to organize their digital painting workflow.
A close-up view shows a hand interacting with an iPad screen that displays a digital illustration of a strawberry and a horizontal green line.
The step-by-step approach helps new users navigate the tool ecosystem and fundamental drawing techniques.
Certain topics, such as animation or specific canvas size configurations for print and web, lack sufficient detail.
Instructional speed can fluctuate, with some segments feeling rushed or containing unedited repetitive takes.
This curriculum is best suited for beginners who want a guided introduction to Procreate's primary features and wish to build confidence through simple drawing projects.
Score breakdown
Learner signals suggest the content is effective for basics but lacks the detail required for professional or specialized workflows like animation.
The curriculum includes specific drawing sessions and project-led workflows for comics and 3D models.
Instruction is generally helpful for beginners, though some learners reported issues with pacing and unedited video segments.
The available evidence does not establish enough about current reliability to move this dimension away from neutral.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goal of teaching Procreate fundamentals to new users.