Soft portraits with Procreate

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Last updated on April 28, 2025 6:35 pm

Learn how to create soft portraits with Procreate in this beginner-friendly course. Discover techniques to smudge edges, simplify shapes, find values, and choose the perfect color palette. Enhance your digital painting skills and explore the new features in Procreate 5 for unique effects. Perfect for beginners in digital painting.

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What you’ll learn

  • How to make soft portraits with Procreate
  • Learn about values
  • Learn how to soften the portrait

In this class, I will teach you how to make a soft portrait with Procreate.

What is a soft portrait? It’s a portrait made with flat shapes, where we will smudge the edges to get a soft look.

This is a follow up to my class ‘Flat illustrations 5 styles’ where I was focusing on full body characters. Here we will focus on portraits, but it can be used fo any subject.

I have gathered for you more than 100 copyright free reference photos here, where you can pick one, or follow along with the one I use in class, or use a personal photo.

I’ll show you how to simplify and trace the shapes over the photo

Then we will find the values and fill the shapes

Then we will discuss color palette, with different ways to find the colors you want

We will then work on the line art to integrate it with the shapes

Finally we will smudge the edges, paying attention to lost and find lines

At the end you can play with the new features in Procreate 5 to have different effects

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner digital painters

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