Never worked with fonts on Procreate before? No worries-in this brief tutorial, I’ll show you how to easily import fonts into Procreate. Check out this short video walkthrough to see how, right now. Want a text walkthrough with more information? You can also learn to insert fonts onto your project, import fonts for Procreate into the word processing version of this tutorial, and then import them into the creatively designed document.
Before we get started, if you aren’t familiar with any fonts at all, this article is a good place to start. The problem is that fonts are a lot harder to work with when one is trying to create an aesthetic, handmade design, than they are when creating a straight-out-of-the-box product, like a greeting card or brochure. The difficulty arises because many of the visual effects of fonts, such as shadows, 3-D objects, etc, come from the weight and width of their lines. In other words, if you’re drawing one of your favorite hand-drawn characters with a hand-drawn pen, you know the type of aesthetic you’re working with. But fonts, while they may look beautiful when drawn by hand, require more careful visual inspection.
One way around this is to install fonts on Procreate. This allows one to create hand-drawn artwork without the complication of dealing with individual line designs. If one chooses a font, which contains decorative elements such as swirls and spirals, they can be styled according to the artistic expectations of their client. Many types of artwork are considered “free art,” and allow the user to install fonts on the document to create the desired effect. This is often desirable for individuals who do not wish to spend time learning the technical aspects of creating this type of artwork.
However, fonts for Procreate are not the only way to get the type of aesthetic that is desired when creating an original creation. A person can also find numerous fonts for iPad to download from the internet. There are websites that offer free fonts for use in iPad apps, as well as those that charge a fee. Some fonts include clip arts, which can be useful if a user wants to create images from a photograph or design. Others provide a complete set of formatting options, from settings to aligning symbols, to modifying color schemes.
When deciding whether or not to use pre-installed fonts for Procreate apps, there are a number of factors that should be taken into account. For example, pre-installed fonts have been found to contain commercial content that is not appropriate for all audiences, so users may wish to purchase separate fonts for use in their iPad projects. Also, some professional and commercial type fonts have been known to cause problems in certain applications, such as the Safari browsing engine.
Finding fonts for Procreate is easy, as it is one of the most popular fonts being downloaded from the iTunes store. These fonts are available in many different formats, including text size, style, and file format. Many of the fonts available for use with iPad have been named after popular film characters and authors, which make for a fun way to find and purchase fonts for iPad. Fonty’s iPad app and other font sites are proving to be popular ways for consumers to acquire and use fonts for Procreate that will help them create professional images, graphics, and graphics for their applications.
