They also print on canvas, acrylic, even wood.Ĭommercial illustration: These days, most top professional illustrators create work on the iPad. However printing on aluminum restores that reflective effect and can be done affordably at places like Bay Photo and Whitewall. Metal: One of the outstanding features of art on the iPad is you are looking at colored light under glass and some of that magic inevitably diminishes when translated into ink on paper. Products: There are many services on the Internet that will print your Procreate designs on anything from coffee cups to bumper stickers which you could then sell in your own Etsy store. Or make a repeat design and resources like Spoonflower will print them on fabric. Textiles: You could design t-shirts and print them at Zazzle.
Then have them printed at a copy shop or book printing service, like Blurb.Īnother cool option is to make something that feels a lot more analog, like screenprinting or Risographs (sort of like a hybrid of screenprinting and photocopying). Create the final mechanical in Procreate or output PSD files of the images and finish the project in Photoshop or InDesign. Publish: You could decide to publish a zine, illustrated book, graphic novel or line of greeting cards with your Procreate files. If you’d like to make multiple copies of your art, suitable for framing, you can get gallery-quality giclee prints. You could print your copies yourself with any sort of desktop printer but that might be an injustice to your creations - a better and more affordable route is to go to a service bureau for individual projects. You can print any of your Procreate files on paper and any copy shop can spiral-bind your work into a book. Paper: Love having your drawings in a sketchbook? No problem. But how will you share all the wonderful art you’re going to make? You have endless options. Your Procreate paintings will look amazing on your iPad.
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