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Doing a series of parodies of Joel Sartore's PHOTO ARK (through National Geographic magazine), just for fun, and posting them on Instagram. Here's a WIP of a recent drawing, painted in Procreate for iPad, with the final drawing attached.

Hey all. Anyone ever seen, or heard of, anything like this? I am typing a letter to someone for a school assignment. I downloaded an old-fashioned handwriting font to use. Each time I switched to a different window, then back to Ps, it would start typing in Myriad Pro. On the attached screen...

Another sketch turned into a vector logo, for no particular purpose....

Sketched on paper, then re-drawn in Illustrator as a vector logo.

Hello all. I have an issue with the pen tool. If you look at the image below, I draw the black outline with the pen tool. These are several shapes on top of each other. Sometimes, when I come to a point (see the blue arrows), then change the line direction, I get a flat, squared-off endpoint...

They supplied the stock coffee cup photo. I added the text, layout, and the foam logo. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

.... once again. Done in Procreate.

Caricature of one of Joel Sartore's fantastic photographs for the National Geographic Photo Ark. Painted in Procreate.

Painted in Procreate.... again. From a pen-on-paper sketch.

Painted in Procreate.

Painted from a reference photo in Procreate for iPad.

Battle of the sidekicks! A minion vs. a Kakamora (from Moana). Painted on iPad in Procreate.

Painted in Procreate on an iPad.

Quick little paper to Ps doodle.

Can anyone explain to me why, within the gradient adjustment line box, I have a perfectly smooth top-to-bottom, black-to-white gradient, but the actual gradient in my shape object is a frumpy, unsmooth mess with smooshed color blends? Driving me NUTS@^*$%!!!

Latest Procreate painting. With a WIP progression.

... spent a little time doodling today. Done on the iPad, with Procreate.

Charlie Cox from the Netflix series, Daredevil. Painted in Procreate. Agent

Painted in Procreate for iPad. Margaret Qualley, as Jill Garvey, in HBO's series "The Leftovers."

I did a redo of the "fish dinner" painting from a month or so ago. Didn't like the original, so I re-imagined it.