How to Cartoonize People From Photo References | Procreate

the biggest problem I have stylising is that the face look like some one else's face entirely.

Very interesting class. I loved all the explanations and what strikes me the most is his vision to turn people into cartoons. It's amazing how each person has their point of view. Thanks for the great demonstration!

i think it's also important to understand which features to push and exaggerate more to better capture likeness. if you don't take that into consideration, the character will often not look like the reference because the wrong features were pushed too much or not enough!

I love how straight forward the coloring tutorial was. I overcomplicate or oversimplify my coloring process. So this was nice to see

I’m not very good at stylizing faces but your coloring tutorial is SO helpful my coloring just went 📈

I love how positive this is. I've been struggling to figure out how to simply when drawing. This was so helpful. Thank you!

Amazing and extremely efficient video. I have noticed myself delving more into unnecessary details in my drawings, but sometimes efficient stylization and simplifications work better in your favor. Thank you for this priceless info!

Sir, this video is amazing! Easily one of the best cartooning and coloring tutorials I have ever seen. I appreciate the way you instruct both the 'What to do' and the 'Why to do' as well. That is an important part of making instructions easier to recall because of the additional context. I never actually knew what ambient occlusion was before now, despite having heard the term for years. My only additional thought is that it would be extra helpful for people to hear the Why of your layer blend modes, such as using color dodge for the reflective layer. Thank you for this, I will definitely be sharing it and you have got yourself a new sub.

Great ! I've watched hundreds of art videos, yours is so fresh ! Thanks for the tip about red area between light and shadow on the skin. I had heard it quite often but your ways of explaining it was way clearer.

I've tried an incredible amount of styles and ways to color, taking hours coloring one face. In less than ten minutes you've helped me understand how to color/use procreate properly. Thank you! You've saved my life, and many hours from it.

I love your style and how easy you express your choices. It's really something else when you find a video where the artist cares to show every step so calmly, especially when you’re not 100% fluent in english like me. Helps a lot! I would love to see more of your process here on youtube. ❤️

Thank you for posting after a long time. Your videos are short and to the point. Love them :)

i learned sooo much from this short video, i struggle a lot with digital colouring, all credits to you thank you!!!!

Great video. I loved how concise you are and how clearly you demonstrate your process. Thanks so much!

One of the better color rendering videos Ive seen in a while. Very nice explanation. I'll be checking out more of your videos, for sure.

Very excited to see a new video from you! I’ve watched tons and tons of procreate tutorials on cartooning and you seem to have a massively different approach which is super helpful. I know lots of people love that you are straight to the point - but it would be nice to see a slowed down version of how you actually use procreate and the processes in more depth with your colors and shadowing, etc. Can’t wait for the next video!

Thank you for the simplicity of this lesson! This is exactly what I am trying to learn. Love watching your videos

I would love to see a demo of taking a generic or I guess I should say conventionally attractive person and adding in that extra flare to make them stand out. Or, 🤔 I guess what I mean is how to exaggerate the generic features so our characters don’t look the same 🙃 This was an amazing and insightful demo!!! Keep up the awesome work!!!

wow this is the best colouring tutorial ive seen! thank you very much, youre so generous with your knowledge

I've always wanted to do simplify my drawings like this but didn't know how. This was really helpful.