how i add scribbles to my photos! 🖍️
if you’re wondering how i make my lemon8 posts or the handwriting to my photos, here’s my secret: i add scribbles using procreate and chalk-inspired brushes! 🖍️
it’s a simple way to give my photos a fun, handdrawn vibe that really stands out. love how it adds a personal touch to my edits! ✨
app used: procreate
brush name: chalk dust brush kit ($19)
Adding those unique hand-drawn scribbles really elevates a photo, making it feel so much more personal! While I love Procreate for its powerful features, I know it's a premium app. If you're just starting out with app drawing on your tablet, there are fantastic free alternatives to consider. For simple scribbles and basic edits, apps like Autodesk Sketchbook offer a great range of tools and brushes without the price tag. Even your iPad's native Photos app has Markup tools that can do basic drawing, perfect for quick annotations or arrows. Once you're diving into a digital drawing app like Procreate, understanding the sketchbook app brushes interface on your iPad is key. You'll often find a dedicated brush library where you can browse and select different brush types. Beyond the chalk-like font I use, explore pencils for fine lines, markers for bold statements, or even splatter brushes for a playful effect. Don't be afraid to experiment with settings like size, opacity, and texture for each brush – that's how you truly customize your look. For instance, those 'ChalkDust' and 'Chalk Pencil' options mentioned in the brush library have unique textures you can tweak to make your digital scribbles feel even more authentic. Using a good stylus makes all the difference when you're working on precise details on your screen. Think of your digital canvas as a scribbles sketch pad. Before adding text to your photos, try warming up with some practice scribbles. I often open a blank canvas and just doodle, practicing different lettering styles or shapes. This helps me get a feel for the brush and flow. You can use your scribbles for so much: labeling objects, adding fun captions, drawing frames, or even creating abstract backgrounds. It's truly about letting your creativity flow! And for those who love the aesthetic, replicating a blackboard drawing app feel is super easy with chalk brushes. Just set your background to a dark color, like deep gray or black, and use a white or brightly colored 'ChalkDust' brush. It instantly gives that classic classroom or cafe menu vibe. These apps aren't just for photo editing; they're fantastic for digital journaling, quick notes, or even just relaxing with some creative doodling. The possibilities are endless when you have a powerful digital drawing app and a versatile brush library at your fingertips!
