How-To Create Procreate Wallpapers EASY

Hello, everybody. Welcome to Art & Design. We're going to be trying something with the Fractal Brushes for Procreate. For this artwork, I'm going to use the 8K Magnetic Brush. And let's see what happens. Whoa, that is very vibrant. Might actually have to try this again. Wow. OK, just crazy amount of color and vibrancy there. But I'm going to try again. So as a starting point, check that out. Check out all of this detail that we just created. All right. Let's add another color. I want it to be a little bit less saturated. I'm looking for more details. I'm looking for more structure here. So I'm going to try using the Infinity Brush. And let's see what we can create with that simple stroke. I'll put something like this. We can edit the shape and see if we can get a better result. Oh, hello, hello. This is way too much. I'm digging this. That looks pretty cool. Now, one thing to have in mind, I'm drawing on the same layer here. So some say that's a mistake. It's just happy accidents, right? We'll do Bob Ross style here. All right, there we go. I'm not going to add more to this, because sometimes less is more when it comes to the fractal brushes. And this might be a really nice artwork for a background, for example, or a wallpaper on the iPhone. Let's try that. Save this image. Use as wallpaper, that as lock screen. There we go. Now, this is one of the things I love about the fractal brushes, is that I can use them on my iPhone. So if I'm waiting in a queue, I'm waiting for the bus or something like that, I can just pick this up and create a really interesting and detailed artwork in just a few seconds. There's so much potential with this. If you want to pick them up for yourself, there's a link in the description. Bye bye.