Q: How to do 3d in Procreate?

Steps to Create a Custom Icon in Procreate

• Set Up Your Canvas – Open Procreate and create a square canvas (1024x1024 pixels works well for icons).
• Choose a Background Color – Set a solid or gradient background to match your aesthetic.
• Sketch Your Icon – Use the monoline brush or any preferred tool to outline your design.
• Refine the Shape – Adjust proportions and smooth edges using the selection and transform tools.
• Add Colors & Effects – Use clipping masks and layers to add shading, highlights, and textures.
• Export as PNG – Save your icon with a transparent background for easy use.

To copy and paste in Procreate, follow the steps given below:

• Open Layer’s panel and select the layer that contains the picture that you want to Copy and Paste
• Open Selection tool and use FreeHand
• Make sure that you have turned off the Masking tool and Color Fill
• Encircle the area that you want to copy
• Swipe down using three fingers
• The Copy & Paste option appears
• Copy the area and drag it to the place where you want to paste it.

To put references in procreate, follow the steps given below:

• Press the Action Button
• Click on Canvas > Reference
• Now just insert the image of your choice.

To create a repeating pattern in Procreate, follow the steps given below:

• Make a square canvas
• Select a brush by opening the Brush library
• From the color palette choose Pure White
• Create the repeating pattern that you desire
• Select the Transform tool and then turn on Snapping
• After centering your piece, make four duplicates of the layer
• Reduce the size of the canvas and then reposition the duplicates in each of the four corners
• Select Copy Canvas from the Action menu, then Paste
• The repeating pattern will appear in a new layer.

To learn anatomy art in Procreate, follow the tips given below:

• Find out as much as you can about the anatomy of humans
• Use the head as the measuring unit for taking measurements
• Position the head precisely in the middle of the vertical lines when using grid lines.