The animation toolbar will open at the bottom of the screen.
You can briefly see the number of layers available at the top, and then tap on Done to exit.Īctivate Animation Assist by going Actions > Canvas > Animation Assist. You can check the number of layers available by tapping on Actions > Canvas > Crop & Resize. The length of your animation will depend on your canvas size and device storage.
We created a new canvas of about 2000 x 2000px. Step 1 - Create a New Canvas and Import File If you’re not a member yet, check out our FREE 30-day Gold Membership trial for access to exclusive benefits.įirst install the butterfly brush, and then unzip your downloaded image by tapping on the zip file. We are going to use a blooming wildflowers image and these butterfly Procreate brushes from the Plus Hub. You can use any design to create your animation sequence. If you are using an earlier version, we have an alternative tutorial on how to animate in Procreate that you can follow. This may not be important to you for a design like this, but I’m telling you, for illustrations for lots of other kinds of intricate designs, this non-destructive method is one that I really prefer.In today’s exciting tutorial, you will discover how to use Animation Assist in Procreate! Use this incredibly powerful tool in Procreate V5 to easily assist in creating animation. What it means is that I can now turn this fill layer on and off and I have my original color. Next, tap the layer again and click Clipping Mask. Then I’ll tap it and hit Fill to fill it with my new color.
It allows you to change the color in a matter of a couple of clicks.īut that’s not the method I want to use here. Many people will choose a color that they want, tap the layer, and hit Select, then tap the layer again and hit Fill. I’m going to show you how to do that.įirst, I’ll explain the destructive way (meaning, not easily reversible down the road). The non-destructive way of changing the color of a layer is to use a clipping mask to clip a solid color layer into your art layer. I’ll turn off the other art layers so that we can just look at a single lettering layer for a moment.
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