Since discovering how to successfully integrate Procreate into my vector work which helps me retain a hand drawn look, it has become an essential tool that saves me hours. But what if you really love the hand drawn look in your work and all the amazing arty brushes that Procreate offers?

Illustrator allows for infinite scaling and is often much easier to edit, recolour and adjust artwork, making it a go-to app many artists prefer. If you sell on platforms like Society 6 or Redbubble you’ll know that large format artwork is king when if comes to quality and printing onto items like shower curtains and wall art. Procreate is one of the best drawing apps out there, but it has limitations when it comes to enlarging artwork. If you’re a die-hard vector fan (like me) that loves Adobe Illustrator, you might be wondering how you could use Procreates’ raster digital drawings in your workflow, and still maintain the vector-based flexibility. Are you wondering how you can use the power of Adobe Illustrator with the artistic creativity of Procreate?

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