Arts
Procreate Club - Weekly Tech Tips & Creative Prompts Using Procreate for iPad
Share your art created using Procreate for iPad! Get tips, techniques & inspiration from the teacher and other club members.
12-17
year old learners
2-10
learners per class
$15
Charged weekly
Meets 1x per week
Runs week after week
40 minutes per class
Cancel anytime
Available times
Pacific
Description
Class Experience
Bring your Procreate art to the club!
If you need inspiration and ideas, this is definitely the place for you too! This weekly meetup includes prompts, challenges, inspiration & technique tips for working on iPad using Procreate.
REQUIREMENTS for participation:
• Learners must be able to SCREEN SHARE their iPad art within our group while attending the Zoom class.
(example: Holding mobile devices up to a computer camera is discouraged.) This means the learner must be able to...Students will gain insights and ideas for techniques that improve their Procreate Digital Painting skills. REQUIRED PARTICIPATION: Members of this club must agree to be on-camera and to share their art works in progress within our group. This is NOT a passive learning class, it is an interactive peer club. The objective of this club is to blend peer-to-peer inspiration with instructor's tips, guidance and resources to create an encouraging and enjoyable club.
Homework is optional. I may suggest a challenge for them to try for the next meeting but that would be a suggestion and not a requirement. Hopefully learners will be motivated to draw as a way to combat stress. There are no deadlines to fulfill with this. Typically, peer camaraderie is likely to incentivize learners to make progress on their creative endeavors, too. Learners in my creative clubs often feed off of the excitement and creative inspiration of one another.
iPad / Procreate for iPad / Apple Pencil or a stylus that works with your iPad
Over time, students will gain critiquing skills and learn the very important difference being "critquing" and being overly "critical." My goal is for my learners to develop tools to combat impatience and frustration; to push for improvement yet respect the whole process along the way. Ultimately, "progress" is understood as recognizing what is "good" work and what might make it "better" and being able to apply that mental approach in a productive way.
40 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
We reference inspiring YouTube videos about art techniques at times
Teacher
Michelle BakerArt & Design Instructor
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Lives in the
United States85 total reviews
65 completed classes
About Me
My students learn about art and design through the perspective of pop culture and personal passions as we work through skill drills that sharpen artistic abilities. My lessons are built to keep the FUN in fundamentals. MY PROFESSIONAL...
