
Selecting drawing assist on the layer will make it so that what you draw on one side of the screen will also be drawn on the other side, kind of like a mirror. Hint: you want to create a new layer for this to make it easier to erase lines from your lines and your circle without having to worry about messing each other up. Now, create a new layerand click on the title on the layer menu. I find the easiest way to do this is to align the little green dots with that line.

Use the selection tool to move your circle so that the line goes through the center. The first thing you want to do is to go to your circle layer and align your circle to this line. If you don’t, you can adjust the color and thickness of that line so you can see it better. You should see a line down the center of your canvas.

Select the button Symmetry and then choose Options. Select canvas and then toggle on Drawing Guide. Go to the wrench icon on the top left hand corner of your screen. The next thing you’ll want to do is to turn on the drawing guide and make sure it is set to horizontal symmetry with assisted drawing. If that happens, you may need to redraw your circle and make it a little more round 🙂 Turn on Symmetry with Drawing Guide Sometimes it doesn’t give you the option to select circle. You can follow along in this video I created for you:
#QUICK MENU PROCREATE HOW TO#
In this post I’m going to show you how to create a teardrop in Procreate using Quick Shape, Symmetry and Drawing Assist. While you can create complex shapes like cogs, teardrops, stars and the like in programs like Illustrator, it isn’t as easy in Procreate. This is so useful, especially if you’re not great at drawing a straight line.īut some shapes are left out. You can also create a perfect square, circle, triangle and vertical or horizontal straight line in Procreate by holding your finger on the screen while using QuickShape. The Quick Shape tool in Procreate can create: QuickShape is a function in Procreate in which you can draw an object and then hold your pencil on the screen until that shape snaps into place as a perfect shape. In this post, I’ll show you how to create a teardrop in Procreate. While Procreate App has a pretty cool Quick Shape Function which helps you to create perfect shapes including lines, circles, squares, and triangles, there isn’t a QuickShape for a teardrop or rain drop.

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Click here to read my full d isclosure policy. This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. While Procreate App has a pretty cool Quick Shape function which helps you to create perfect lines, circles, squares, and triangles, there isn’t a Quick Shape for a teardrop or rain drop.
