From digital drawing to a layered paper shadowbox with Procreate, Illustrator and Cricut
A designer’s portfolio project turns hand-drawn contour lines into cut paper layers stacked into a framed shadowbox.
What designers have done with Procreate, each example linked to its source.
A designer’s portfolio project turns hand-drawn contour lines into cut paper layers stacked into a framed shadowbox.
A 2022 post shows sketching on paper, building shapes in Procreate and finishing in Illustrator for a cut-print look.
A 2019 Procreate interview with an illustrator who uses quick vector-like shapes and mixes open briefs with agency work.
Procreate presents itself as a drawing and illustration app for iPad, sold as a one-time purchase with no subscription.
A Toronto mural artist explains splitting a wall into canvases at 300 DPI and having a vector artist trace them for printing.
A 2018 Procreate interview with a first-year freelance illustrator who tried several styles before one stuck.
A 2019 Dribbble walkthrough: block shapes, refine, ink, add details, flat color on separate layers, then texture and highlights.
A 2020 Procreate interview: the illustrator copied Seuss’s drawings to learn the style, then was asked to make it his own.