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Procreate Landscapes on the iPad explains how to use this ingenious package to paint powerful landscapes at the press of the Apple pencil. By breaking down painting a landscape into different steps, it shows how Procreate can help an artist find their direction and try new techniques to create more expressive work. Referencing the work of Masters throughout, Philip Tyler shows how digital painting follows a long tradition of artists observing and interpreting the landscape, and how you can effectively use Procreate to develop your own ideas. AUTHOR: Philip Tyler is a practising artist and course leader and senior lecturer in Fine Art at the University of Brighton. Having discovered Procreate in 2020, he now uses it extensively to capture the beauty of his beloved South Downs in West Sussex. 292 illustrations
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Procreate Landscapes on the iPad explains how to use this ingenious package to paint powerful landscapes at the press of the Apple pencil. By breaking down painting a landscape into different steps, it shows how Procreate can help an artist find their direction and try new techniques to create more expressive work. Referencing the work of Masters throughout, Philip Tyler shows how digital painting follows a long tradition of artists observing and interpreting the landscape, and how you can effectively use Procreate to develop your own ideas. AUTHOR: Philip Tyler is a practising artist and course leader and senior lecturer in Fine Art at the University of Brighton. Having discovered Procreate in 2020, he now uses it extensively to capture the beauty of his beloved South Downs in West Sussex. 292 illustrations