COMIC & CARTOON COLOR swatches: 6 palettes based on André Franquin’s Gaston, Uderzo’s Asterix and Cliff Sterrett’s Polly & Her Pals.KRAZY KAT KOLOR swatches: A custom made palette based on the outstanding comic strip by George Herriman.
For each color, you'll find a matching highlight as well as shading tone above and below the respective base color.
MANGA COLOR swatches: 2 harmonic palettes made with my custom copic marker triplets. I'll add more swatches if you find them useful. You can download them for free or make a small donation to support my work :-) 4 Free Procreate Palettes To Download Or Save Vintage Pastel Procreate Colour Paletteĥ vintage-inspired pastel colours, including purple, blue, yellow, orange and pink.These are some of my favorite color swatches for Procreate. This method will work with other digital drawing apps and Photoshop too.įor more information about how to make and use Procreate colour palettes, check out Procreate’s handbook. Step 5: Select the colour palette photo you’ve saved!Ī third method is to simply use the eyedropper tool to manually select each colour from a picture. Step 1: Click the colour icon at the top right-hand corner of Procreate. Here are the steps to create palettes from an image: Airdrop or transfer them to your iPad then open in Procreate.Īlternatively, you can save the PNG images and use those with the new colour palette creator tool. swatches files from the Gumroad link below. To use these colour palettes in Procreate, simply download the. It’s quicker than using the eyedropper tool to grab each colour from my reference picture. With the latest update (Procreate 5X), you even can automatically create colour palettes from photos! This new feature is so helpful, I’ve used it a few times when drawing butterflies. I haven’t tried it, but that’s pretty awesome for those who don’t have an iPad. I hear they’ve got an iPhone app called Procreate Pocket now too. I’ve been following tutorials on Pinterest, TikTok and Skillshare to learn the best tips and tricks. 
It’s probably the best £10 I’ve ever spent. I’ve only been using Procreate with my iPad Mini for a few months, and I absolutely love it. Procreate comes with a few preset colour palettes, you can download them online, or create your own. I find colour palettes useful when drawing on Procreate or designing in Photoshop… I know lots of artists don’t use them, but I feel like I need a colour scheme to stick to or I’ll end up getting carried away! Does anyone else have this problem? I like all the colours. Today I’m sharing a couple of Procreate colour palettes I’ve made, because why the heck not? I had a lot of fun putting these together (small joys during lockdown) and thought someone might like to use them. ( Full Disclaimer, TOS & Privacy Policy). As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This blog post may contain affiliate links.
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