You can start off with 3 circles, switching their colors until you feel like you have something cohesive. See how different colors work together and, when something looks off, what you need to tweak to make it right. Try working with only 3 colors at a time. This exercise will force you to be really intentional about your color choices and only pick ones that work well together…or not. Play Around with Brush Pressure and Thickness
Overtime, you’ll get better at it and find that your line control abilities have vastly improved. It’s tough, so don’t worry if it’s challenging at first. Can you create an identical line to the first one your created? Once you’ve outlined your image, hide the image and outline it again, using your first outline as a guide and maintaining a space of about half an inch between them. “Sure, I always meant for the head to be squashed like that.” Well, you can’t get away with that when you’re tracing. The reason I like outlining an existing picture instead of crafting your own is that it forces you to be even more controlled with your lines. I like to practice this by pulling up a picture and outlining the shape of it.
But, what about all of the other shapes of lines in between? And, do you have enough control to draw a unique line, and then draw another one that looks just like it? Luckily, digital drawing programs like Procreate can make perfect lines and perfect circles. Controlling your lines can be really hard to master, but it’s really important for beginners looking to take their digital drawing skills to the next level.
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