Stabilization, technically, takes an average of the movements you make with a stroke and only draws that predictive average of what you were trying to make. This feature can be seen as a more aggressive version of StreamLine. But if you increase the pressure using the slider, the smoothening effect will only kick in when you apply some pressure while drawing a stroke. Pressure: If the pressure in StreamLine is turned off, the stroke smoothening is going to start as soon as you make a stroke.However, turning it off will get you back to your natural strokes. You can use the slider to turn up the StreamLine value for smoother strokes. Amount: It defines the stickiness and evenness of your stroke.You can use this feature for calligraphy, creating shapes, and even for outlining. It’s even close to an actual shape of a circle with the same minimal effort. To add in color dynamics, tap on the color pressure and come up to about 35% under hue in the brush settings.As you can notice, the circle drawn with 100% StreamLine is smoother and less wobbly than a regular circle.Test out your brush! Switch the scale to see it in a larger size.For pattern brushes, follow the video for the specific settings used. Create a brand new brush and name it whatever you would like.Group everything together, duplicate that group, and flatten it. Fill in any gaps in the middle to make it seamless with the same design you used for the rest of the canvas.Move the layers around to make it a seamless pattern referencing the previous tutorial again. Flatten what you have already done and apply the selections.Group everything together and set up your pattern selections ( reference previous tutorial).Add in some texture to the leaves on a new layer. Make sure you do not have any elements touching or cropping off of the edge of the canvas. Create a new layer underneath and drag the transparency down to 50% and draw in the leaves.

Switch to white and draw out the branches, or whatever you would like.

Begin with a black background that is separate from the background layer. Grab the tattoo art brushes from Envato Elements.Here’s a written overview of how to make a seamless pattern brush in Procreate:

Procreate brush settings