Are you looking to create stunning animations in Procreate? Look no further! Procreate is a powerful tool for digital art, and its animation features are no exception. In this article, I'll introduce you to the basics of animation in Procreate and give you some tips and tricks to create professional-looking animations. Plus, I'll tell you how you can join our online animation classes to master the art of animation in Procreate.

If you want to learn how to animate, how do you decide which kind of course is right for you? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of pre-recorded courses, live online classes and in-person classes to help you decide.

Here is a step by step overview of how to use the procreate animation assist including: how to delete and duplicate layers in Procreate, how to use the Procreate animation timeline, how to add a background in Procreate animation timeline, and how to export animations from Procreate.

I was recently asked why anyone would want to create their own animation when there are AI tools that can do it for you.

Many people prefer creating videos and artwork on the iPad versus a laptop or desktop computer. The tablet is mobile, has a high resolution screen and the apple pencil feels good in your hand. There are a lot of good apps to choose from depending on what you want to create. Lately, I’ve been using Rough Animator combined with Procreate to animate my augmented reality paintings.

Animation schools usually require applicants to submit a digital portfolio showcasing their skills, experience and creativity. Many times applicants miss out on some of the key elements of what to include in their portfolio and how that affects their chances of being accepted into an animation program. It can be confusing and overwhelming trying to figure out how to do this on your own. A good place to start is viewing example portfolios.

AR is defined as using a device to add digital elements to a physical space or object. The most well know use of AR is in the filters applied to pics and videos on Instagram and Snap Chat. AR allows you to see yourself twenty years younger, as cartoon characters and sporting bunny ears. What drew me to the technology was the opportunity to enhance my handmade physical painting, drawings and sculptures with animation.