We explore a little-known trick to make perfect halftones in Procreate using ColorLab and DupliTone using the Grain Size slider.

Want to get authentic vintage comic halftones in Procreate? Here are 7 tips from ColorLab users who are getting amazing color halftone results in their work including classic halftones, cheap print halftones, edge starves, ink bleeds, and more.

In this tutorial, we’re going to teach you how to make a retro cereal box design using the iPad Pro, Procreate, your Apple Pencil and some great brushes from The Mid-Century Brush Pack for Procreate.

In this tutorial, we're going to show you how to make a beautiful fruit illustration in Procreate. We'll use simple geometric shapes, a minimal color palette, and some rich gouache inspired textures.

Learn how to make a 60’s inspired Valentines card using the iPad Pro, Procreate, your Apple Pencil and the help of a few RetroSupply products.

Learn how to create a simple winter scene using a combination of line work and fills. Combining these two techniques creates visual interest in your illustration and helps to focus your eye on the important parts of the composition.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to nail the totally tubular look of 1980s duotone patterns, neon color palettes, and zine-inspired prints in your work. We'll be creating a late eighties Saved by the Bell inspired illustration in this step-by-step tutorial for Procreate.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to draw a mad scientist in a mid-century comic book style using broken, runny inker brushes in Procreate or Photoshop.

In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to draw a retro styled matchbook using The Texture Brush Pack for Procreate. So grab your iPad, load up your brushes, grab your favorite tiki cocktail, and follow us along in these eight easy steps.