With the Lo-Fi Subtle Grain & Noise brush set for Procreate, you can add as much or as little texture as you want. No one-size-fits-all actions or templates.
Adding texture to your work can bring charm and a touch of vintage to your otherwise squeaky clean digital art.
Follow along as we show you two lightning-fast ways to add retro charm to your art in Procreate using Clipping Masks, Alpha Lock, and Layer Masks.
💡Top Tip: When working with layer masks, remember white reveals and black conceals. You can read our tutorial on clipping masks, alpha lock, and layer masks for more information.
put all the classic paper and ink textures you love in one handy library. From the soft graininess of newsprint to the beaten gritty look of comic books abused by a teenager's dirty, oily hands — we've got you covered.
Learn to add vintage, analog charm to your digital art with this quick and easy-to-follow tutorial using the Lo-Fi Grain & Noise Brush Set for Procreate. You'll be bringing life to your digital art in no time. So simple you'll think you skipped a step!
Learn how to use clipping masks, layer masks, and alpha lock in this easy to understand tutorial for Procreate. Discover the difference between each type of mask and the pros and cons of each type of mask. This article includes plenty of visual examples and animated GIFS to demonstrate concepts.
New to Adobe Procreate, halftone brushes, or both? No need to worry. We're here to help! Watch or read our easy step-by-step guide on using halftone brushes in Adobe Procreate. We'll be using the ColorLab Color Comic Kit to demonstrate. Follow along and get creating in no time!
