You can get even more variety in the textures by tapping the texture layer and choosing invert to invert the texture.

Tap the texture layer and tap Clipping Mask.

Add a Risograph texture of your choice in a new layer above the gradient color layer.

You can also apply the textures to gradient color and keep the shading effect.

Tap the Mouse icon and move the texture if needed.

Tap the N on the layer and set the blending mode to Screen.

Tap Merge Down until you have joined all paper layers. Repeat until you have filled your canvas. With snapping enabled, move it to line up with the other paper layer.

Open the Layers Panel and duplicate the layer.

Scale the texture to your desired size.

Locate a seamless texture and add it to the canvas.

Repeat those steps to apply Risograph textures to your other color layers.

You can tap the Mouse icon and move or scale the texture to your needs.

Tap the layer and tap Clipping Mask to clip it only to the layer below.

In the Layers Panel, tap the N to set the blending mode to Screen.Locate a full page texture and add it to the canvas. Make a new layer above the color layer to which you want to add the texture.With snapping enabled move it to line up with the other paper layer. To make the paper texture smaller, scale it down and then duplicate the layer.Locate the paper texture and add it to the canvas. Create a new canvas to whatever size you need.If you are new to the App I really recommend downloading the Procreate guide and following the App on Instagram, where they demonstrate different tools and techniques.Can't Watch the Video? Here's What You missed: As with any program there are hundreds of different techniques and ways of doing things. I discussed my initial experience of using the iPad, Apple Pencil and Procreate in an earlier blog post here. I’ve discussed my process before on my blog here, but I’ve added a more in-depth tutorial below, with a step-by-step guide covering the techniques I use, from the initial sketch, to drawing shapes, and adding texture.

I shared some of the techniques I use for creating work using Procreate for the iPad, met some fab people and had a great time! I was also blown away by the work created (scroll down for some of my favourites!)Ī few people who couldn’t make the event messaged me to ask if it would be available online. At the beginning of the year I hosted a live art session at the Apple Store on Regent Street as part of Today at Apple.

Procreate tutorial