Procreate Basics: Painting in 3D
How to design 3D models and mock-ups in Procreate
Are you an artist looking to explore the exciting world of 3D painting? Look no further than Procreate, a powerful digital art software that allows you to import and paint on 3D models. In this article, we will guide you through the process of importing and painting a 3D model in Procreate, unlocking new dimensions of creativity in your artwork.
Getting Started with Procreate
Before we dive into the process, let’s ensure that you have the necessary tools to use 3D in Procreate. Procreate’s 3D capabilities are compatible with iPads running iOS 15 or later and Procreate version 5.2 and above. Ensure that your iPad meets these requirements to enjoy the full benefits of 3D painting in Procreate.
Importing 3D Models in Procreate
To begin painting on a 3D model in Procreate, you need to import a 3D model into the app. Procreate supports three file formats for importing 3D models: .procreate, .usdz, and .obj. You can either download 3D models provided by Procreate or import your own 3D models.
