In this class I'll show you the easy steps to paint tropical watercolor fruit on your iPad in Procreate.  I’ll show you how to work from both pictures and real life, so whether you’re at home looking at some fruit on your kitchen table or sitting in the airport, you can use this process to create a beautiful watercolor painting.
I’ll show you how I get inspiration for my images, and how I set up photographs for watercolor sketches.  When you watch this class, you’ll get the 9 watercolor brushes that I created for Procreate, plus the watercolor texture paper that I use to add a real watercolor texture to my paintings.
I'll show you:
- how to do a simple pen and ink drawing, then add layers of watercolor to the drawing to get a simple and soft watercolor look.
- how to use a masking process to mask out portions of a lemon slice, then fill those masked sections with layers of watercolor.
- how to create a pencil drawing, then build up layers of color to create a loose watercolor painting.
The techniques in this class can be used to create any watercolor painting, so once you learn the steps, you can apply this process to any objects you want to paint! Â
All you need to take this class is your iPad, the app Procreate, and a stylus.  I’ll be using the Apple Pencil, but you could use any stylus, or even your finger.  Let’s get started!
You can see my Pinterest Inspiration Board here.
You can get the class downloads here. (The password is shown at the beginning of the class.)
The sites Unsplash and Pixabay offer free images for personal or commercial use.
Here are the tropical fruit planner stickers that you can get as a free download on my blog.
