For example, in this illustration, I used reference images to trace the bunnies to make sure I was getting the proportions correct, but everything else about this image is unique to my style. This doesn’t mean that I’m stealing or copying from a photo, but instead, I’m using it to get a solid starting point for my sketch. There is no shame in using reference photos for your artwork - I use them all the time to help me make sure I’m getting proportions correct and that what I’m drawing is recognizable. And bonus! I’ll share a tip for how to insert a photo in Procreate so that it doesn’t show up in your final illustration timelapse!īeing able to trace directly over reference photos is one of my favorite things about using Procreate. You’ll learn how to place a reference image to the side of your canvas to reference as you freehand draw, and you’ll also learn how to sketch directly on top of a reference image.
When it comes to sketching in Procreate, I love that you have so much flexibility! In this tutorial, you’ll learn two ways to use reference images in Procreate.
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