Thank you so much for your support Leticia! I am definitely hoping to do more tutorials very soon x

Yes! totally agree, it's definitely never too late! Thank you so much for being a customer, I'm super happy you are enjoying them. I am hoping to do many more tutorials this year 😊

Thank you so much Ashley! that makes me super happy, so glad you're enjoying them 😀

So glad you like them Ashley!

Hey Sean! Sorry for my slow reply, not sure how I missed your comment. I'm super happy you're enjoying the tutorials! YES you can do this!!! Keep going 🤗 consistent practice is the key 🙌

Thank you so much!! So glad you enjoyed it x

Thank you so much Sandra! Really appreciate that x

Glad you liked it Leilani!

Thank you so much Vicki, I really appreciate that! So glad that you found the tutorial helpful, I hope you enjoy using the brushes!

Thank you so much Rhian!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that!

You are so welcome Paula! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!

Aw!! Thank you Jeanina! Really appreciate that x

Thanks so much 😊 So glad you enjoyed it!

Wow!! Thank you so much for being a customer Janice! I'm super thrilled to read about your plans for creating your own POD items, I wish you all the best with that. I do hope to create more tutorials soon xx

Yay!!! Super happy to read your comment Aubrey! So glad you're enjoying the brushes and tutorials! Thank you so much for being a customer ❤️ So glad it's helping you xx keep creating!

Fantastic!! Thank you so much! Hope you have fun creating your characters 😊

Yay! So glad you found me too 🤗

Yay!! Super happy this tutorial helped you with getting more comfortable with the toolkit shapes! Also have a look here for my weekly challenge where I use shapes from the all the kits to draw characters: www.lisaglanz.com/blog/category/character-drawing-toolkit/ Happy creating!

Fantastic!! That makes me super happy Eva! Thank you so much for your purchase, I hope you continue to have fun using the brushes in your work (which sounds amazing!) xx

Which brush set do I need for this? The nitty griet bushbox?

It's a great pleasure!

Thank you so much 😀 So glad you dived in and created your own little mouse!

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

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Thank you so much!

@@Lisaglanz your most welcome do more nice arts☺...All the best

Thank you so much for your lovely comments!! Unfortunately at this stage the brushes are only available for Procreate, so sorry about that! If you have any other questions at all, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Hi! So sorry for my slow reply! I am self taught 😊 So just spent a lot of time experimenting and learning what works in Procreate.

Hi! Yes the Character Drawing Toolkit is definitely compatible with Adobe Photoshop. If you are new to drawing I would recommend also having a look at the Easy Peasy Animal Drawing Kit, it might be a better intro for you. You can find it here: www.lisaglanz.com/shop/easy-peasy-animal-drawing-kit-draw-cute-animals/ and here is a tutorial on how to create your first animal character: www.lisaglanz.com/blog/drawing-adorable-animals-is-easy-peasy-with-the-animal-drawing-kit/ I also used the Instant Artist brushes in this tutorial, unfortunately they aren't compatible with Adobe Photoshop. At the moment Procreate is only compatible with Apple iPad. Hope that answers your question. If you have any other questions at all, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Hi Alex, Thank you so much for your purchase of the Easy Peasy collection! In this tutorial I used shapes from The Character Drawing Toolkit which you can find here: www.lisaglanz.com/shop/character-drawing-tooklit-for-procreate/

That's a great suggestion Nicole! Although my brush making process is very organic and falls into the happy experiment category a lot 😊 I can definitely do some with the basics of brush making and tweaks that can improve your brush!

Hi Femke! It sounds like the white layer is above your line work layer. You can change the order of the layer by tapping and holding your finger on the layer, then drag it up or down, in this case you will probably need to drag it under the line work layer so that it sits above your colour fill layers. Hope that helps!

@@Lisaglanz Thank you so much!

Hi Zahra, Yes, the character drawing toolkits all work in the Pocket version of Procreate 😊

They are available in my shop: www.lisaglanz.com/shop/character-drawing-tooklit-for-procreate/ Hope that helps!

Hi Kavindu! Thank you so much for your interest in my brushes. If I'm not mistaken you've managed to locate them on my website. But just in case, here's the link: lisaglanz.com/shop

Hi Diane, When you clip something to a layer it will only show on the areas that are painted on the original layer - it will also take on the opacity/translucent properties of the layer you're clipping to. And because some brushes are a bit translucent (especially watercolour brushes), ie. it’s not solid, the clip layer is not going to be a solid colour but rather take on the properties of the translucent layer underneath which will give you a "faded" result. This is why the results look different if you painted on a normal non-clipping layer vs a clipped translucent layer. You can duplicate the clipped layer to intensify the results if you like. Hope that helps!

@@Lisaglanz tghankyou so much Lisa i understand now and why its happening. I though it was something i was doin wrong xxx

Yes, the character drawing toolkits all work in the Pocket version of Procreate 😊