As I duplicate I merge layers making this process quick. Then, I’ll merge those and duplicate those.If you tap the selection arrow you can turn on Snapping to make things move in line easier. To complete the grid, I’m going to duplicate the layer with the line and move it to the next grid line.This will make sure my line follows the gridline exactly. Or I can tap on the layer and choose Drawing ASsist. I can draw my first line like a quickline following the grid by drawing the line and holding it until it snaps into place.Using my Colo Mono brush from the Colorado Brush set in the shop at, I’m using about a 30% weight stroke using the darker yellow color.You can download the color palette I’m using for this in the Vault if you wish to follow my instructions exactly.To draw the ice cream cone we need to make a lot of lines.You can also adjust the color and opacity of your grid.You can slide the bar or you type in the number. Here you will turn on Drawing Guide, then Tap Edit drawing Guide.Next, let’s set up the grids on our canvas.For this tutorial, I’m using a 4000 x 4000-pixel canvas at 300 DPI for original artwork.Step 1 – Create Your Canvas + Turn on Grids Watch How to Draw an Animated Ice Cream Drip in Procreate If you’re watching this after an update to the app your screen may look different. At the time of filming, Procreate is version 5.2.What I’m using to Draw an Animated Ice Cream Drip in Procreate In this video, I’ll show you how I use the Grid to help me create the ice cream code quickly, and we’ll use the animation assist feature in Procreate. And, it’s summer here in the US, so let’s draw an animated ice cream drip in Procreate to help keep us cool.
Making animations in Procreate is a lot of fun. Draw an Animated Ice Cream Drip in Procreate
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