How to Add Textures Like Glitter in Procreate
How to Add Textures Like Glitter in Procreate
Learn how to add glitter or other foil like textures to your brush lettering in Procreate with this free video tutorial from Holly Pixels. This is an updated video from How to Add Gold Foil Textures.
Supplies Used In This Video:
- iPad Pro 12.9″
- Apple Pencil
- Procreate App for iPad Pro
- Apple Pencil Grip: http://amzn.to/2G61VgB * affiliate link
- Procreate Brush by me: Mono SVG from my Creative Light Procreate Brush Set
- Marble, Rose Gold and Pretty Textures from Blog Pixie on Creative Market * affiliate link
Watch How to Add Textures Like Glitter in Procreate
*NOTE – Procreate has introduced Clipping Masks YAY!
So this video may be a little more work than you need to do now. As always Procreate is updating and making it better. Check the dates on my posts.
- Simply letter on one layer.
- Add your texture as an image above the lettering layer on a new layer.
- Then, tap on the texture layer for the fly-out menu and choose Clipping Mask.
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Hi. I loved your video doing this. Thank you so much. In Procreate 5, I just used your clipping mask suggestion and it worked. But, then I couldn’t do the drop shadow part. Do I need to duplicate a layer to allow the drop shadow to slide from underneath. Using the clipping mask technique doesn’t seem to let me do it.
Thank you!
Yes, you can duplicate the layer and fill with black first. But I usually just click on the layer of the art and choose SELECT. Then, create a new layer and make sure Black is selected in my color and then I click the new layer and chose Fill first. Then you can do a gaussian blur.