Procreate on your iPad
8 Week Class ONLINE | Available
In this ONLINE course we will focus on using an iPad and Apple pencil to learn all the benefits of Procreate*. Procreate is a drawing and painting piece of software that works with iPhones and iPads and will be used for making your digital art. Line drawing, tonal drawing, watercolour and painting techniques will be specific projects covered throughout the semester.
This course is designed for students who know how to draw and paint with natural media, and is not suitable for the complete beginner. Students need to have their own iPad with a working copy of Procreate and an Apple pencil** (installed, charged and ready for the first class).
Alternate storage options for handling your files in-progress and finished works will be advised and demonstrated. Some source images will be provided for students using TSA’s Google drive and the instructor will encourage students to pursue their own subjects of preference.
Note: There will be no class on October 14 due to the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Base Tuition: $396
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- What You Will Learn:
- Overview of your iPad’s capabilities as an art making tool
- Understand the basics and complexities of Procreate
- Understand how to use layers and image manipulations
- Storage options beyond saving to your iPad
- Alternate drawing and painting software that will work on your device
- Have the confidence and understanding of using Digital Drawing and Painting software to make artworks ready for printing
- * Procreate is available through Apple’s app store for $12.99 USD
** You will need a computer for ZOOM in addition to your iPad for this course
*** Make sure you purchase the correct Apple pencil either Apple Pencil 1 or Apple Pencil 2 - that which works with your specific iPad model
****Please make sure your Apple pencil and iPad are fully charged at the beginning of each class
Brian Burnett
Brian has been an art instructor at the Toronto School of Art since 1991 (amongst other important roles at the school). Visceral, textured layers of paint coupled with pattern and movement have been constants in Burnett's painting. In recent work, he has brought together his passion for painting and digital technology, creating digital paintings. He has exhibited regularly since 1979 (CDA, US, UK), his work has been collected by the City of Toronto, General Electric, Government of Ontario, Art Gallery of Ontario, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Art Gallery of Windsor, Art Gallery of Hamilton, Glenbow Museum, Agnes Etherington Art Gallery and McLaren Art, as well as many Corporate and private collections.