Any retro artist worth their salt will likely have a quality set of halftone brushes in their digital art arsenal. But if you're just getting started with halftones, Procreate, or both, you might not know everything that they're capable of doing. Because your art isn't one size fits all, your halftones shouldn't be either!
Follow the video below for step-by-step instructions on how to resize halftone brushes in Procreate. We'll be using our DupliTone Halftone Brushes.
It is important that you resize each brush so that the halftones line up properly. Not doing so will result in unwanted patterns.
And that's it! You're ready to get creating. For extra efficiency, you can duplicate your brush folder and resize each brush in that folder to a certain amount. That way, when you need your halftones in a specific percentage, you'll already have them.
DupliTone halftone brushes make it easy to add authentic halftones and shading that look like they came straight off a 1950s printing press.
New to Procreate, halftone brushes, or both? No need to worry. We're here to help! Watch or read our easy step-by-step guide on how to use halftone brushes in Procreate. We'll be using ColorLab to demonstrate. Follow along and get creating in no time!
Paper textures are a great way to add authenticity and warmth to your digital art. But if you've never used one before, you might be a little lost on where to start. No need to worry! The RetroSupply Co. team has you covered with this easy step-by-step how-to guide.
Using solid color palettes with ColorLab is a great way to map out your color choices before committing to them. Try out several options, change out single colors, or use them for quick concepts before translating them to halftone. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to best use the solid color palettes that accompany your ColorLab purchase.
