Create Abstract Wall Art in Procreate and Photoshop

In this class you’ll learn how to create your own abstract wall art in Procreate and Photoshop (or another program such as Affinity Designer) to brush up your home or to sell these digital products online.

In this class

• you’ll learn about the secret ingredient you need to get inspired

• you’ll also learn how to create a color palette in Procreate and start drawing your own elements for your abstract art print

• we’ll also dive into Photoshop to put our art work together and even create it in different sizes (even if you are a total newbie in this or both programs!)

• we’ll have a look at mockups as well. I show you how to easily use them when you have a PSD file and how to do it with a JPG as well

• we’ll also export the files together so you have them in the right format to sell or get them printed for your home.

What you’ll need for this class:

• iPad with Apple Pencil capability

• Procreate

• Inking Brush (already included in Procreate)

• Photoshop (or Affinity Designer 2.0)

• Mockups (if you want to sell your Wall Art)

This class covers both: It gives you a glimpse into Procreate and Photoshop and helps you to get your first project done.

The great thing about this class is, that, even if you don’t know anything or not much about these two programs, you’ll have a product at the end of the class you can start selling.

I give you the one or other additional tip to make sure that you expand your knowledge but I want you to start selling your first digital product without overwhelming you.

With your new gained skills you can take a first step into a new career and you’ll know enough to start selling your wall art in your own online shop or on Etsy.

Especially if you are a beginning artist and you are not sure if you can master drawing this class is for you. Drawing abstract shapes will help you to get your fingers dirty and give you a first feeling of success!

Be sure to download my PSD and Procreate file from my website (link in class) as well as the color palette to start right away!

You can also download a free trial of Photoshop from the Adobe website. Since the version 2.0 of Affinity Designer and Affinity Photo is released you can also use a free trial of these programs to put together your wall art and to create preview images.

If you have any questions or suggestions or if you need help please feel free to send me a message here or go to the contact form on my website.

I’ll be happy to hear from you and help you and also to see your art work. You can tag me on Instagram as well so I can feature you in my story!

Who this course is for:

• Anyone who loves to create new Wall Art for the own home
• Beginner who want to make money with their design skills
• Anyone who want to get a first design project ready