I started reading your Substack from the first post and have got up to here, when I remembered that I should comment along the way to let you know how much I am enjoying it.
I am trying to figure out how are you fitting drawing/ painting with lettering. At places your paintings seems to be on paper but lettering is in iPad. Do you take a photo and include it on iPad? Also what brush are you using in iPad? I have experimented with a number of inbuilt ones but not satisfied with anyone yet.
Hi Neera, Thanks for reading! I'm glad you're enjoying! I've had a LOT of questions about how I create my newsletter and will be discussing in detail in an upcoming post! (Probably the next one.) But the short answer is that: yes, most of my work is digital, but sometimes I insert photos of painted pieces or just regular pictures into the digital canvas. I work on Procreate with my iPad and mostly use the Blackburn brush which is in the Drawing section of the Brush Library.
Great. That’s all I needed to know at the moment. Will wait for your post about your process. Thank you.
I started reading your Substack from the first post and have got up to here, when I remembered that I should comment along the way to let you know how much I am enjoying it.
I am trying to figure out how are you fitting drawing/ painting with lettering. At places your paintings seems to be on paper but lettering is in iPad. Do you take a photo and include it on iPad? Also what brush are you using in iPad? I have experimented with a number of inbuilt ones but not satisfied with anyone yet.
Hi Neera, Thanks for reading! I'm glad you're enjoying! I've had a LOT of questions about how I create my newsletter and will be discussing in detail in an upcoming post! (Probably the next one.) But the short answer is that: yes, most of my work is digital, but sometimes I insert photos of painted pieces or just regular pictures into the digital canvas. I work on Procreate with my iPad and mostly use the Blackburn brush which is in the Drawing section of the Brush Library.
This is so beautiful, Kelcey!
Thank you, Margi! xo