Procreate is an amazing program that helps you create amazing works of art, regardless of whether you're a professional or an amateur. Watercolor for Procreate is an addon for the program that lets you paint using watercolor just as if you had an easel and paint in the room. Many different creators have designed their watercolor programs that you can add to Procreate to add unique looks and textures and we wanted to highlight some of the best options out there with our list of the Top 15 Best Procreate watercolor brushes. Before we start though, let's take a quick look at our choices for the top ten, including the best digital Procreate Brush bundles and kits, including those for lettering, landscape, lettering, shading and more. Top 15 Best Premium & Free Procreate Watercolor Brushes If you look online, you can find a multitude of watercolor brushes for Procreate but we wanted to pick only the best of the best so you can use the best tools to create art with. Let's start with a quick look at our top ten (in no particular order): The Ultimate Watercolour Brush Pack For Procreate – $25 50 Procreate Watercolor Brushes – $18 […]

Access All Areas members have a fantastic Photoshop template to download this week, courtesy of Mixergraph. The Overprinting Machine simulates the analog process of overprinting inks to create overlapping colour effects. In just three steps you can combine patterns, illustrations and quotes to create unique overprint art, complete with rough edges and texturing that give […] The post The Overprinting Machine Photoshop Template for Access All Areas Members appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

Jacob Cass of Just Creative has had 3 logos selected to be published in Logo Lounge Book 11.

Two digital product design roles that often confuse people are product designer vs. UX designer. Essentially, both of these roles focus on product development, and both use the design thinking process for problem-solving. So, what’s the difference between a product designer and a UX designer? Which position are you better suited for? And does your The post Product Designer vs. UX Designer. A comparative Analysis appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

.htaccess is one file that every web admin should know and understand. At its basic level, it controls access to your sites directories. But there is much more that you... The post 10 Useful htaccess Code Snippets and Hacks appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Desktop development has been dominant in the software development sphere for quite a while. But with the technological advances and acceleration of internet speed, more and more businesses have started building digital solutions based on web technologies. Explore, in which cases desktop development can be more beneficial than web and where things stand in the desktop development domain. The post The Future of Desktop Development appeared first on SCAND.

Restaurant Menu Design is essential for creating a great first impression on the customers. When it comes to a dining experience, many factors affect a potential customer’s decision of choosing a restaurant. It is a given that the food needs to be good. Also, the ambiance and service matter. If you have these two sorted, […] The post 10 Steps to a Perfect Restaurant Menu Design appeared first on Line25.

This week's Designer News (N.354) includes Pure CSS tooltip, JavaScript Interactive Maps, Bootstrap Admin Templates, Material Design UI Kits, and much more. The post Weekly News for Designers (N.354) appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Hey, guys, do you like to get premium quality stuff for free? We’ve got great news for you. As the title of the article says, it’s a giveaway. Do you often take part in the giveaways? Such types of promos are real opportunities to save some cash on website design. What is given away this […] The post WordPress and HTML Templates Giveaway appeared first on Line25.

Every morning, designers wake up to happily work on their products, be they digital or physical, with an inner belief that people will want to use their products and will have a blast doing so. Perhaps that is a slight generalization; however, as designers, we tend to have a natural desire for each project we work on to be the best it can be, to be innovative and, most importantly, to make a difference.The post Nobody Wants To Use Your Product appeared first on Smashing Magazine.