Procreate just rolled out a new app for animators called Procreate Dreams, and we got an early peek at it at this year's Lightbox. In this demo you’ll get to see me use cool features from the app like onion skinning and a timeline to animate an ogre walking over a city. This demo is a practical look at how Procreate Dreams simplifies frame-by-frame animation, making it straightforward for anyone who’s interested in animating.

I'll be taking questions from Stan during my animation livestream! Ask me questions in the comments now or during the livestream. TODAY ONLY - Use code BLAISE25 to get 25% off my Masterpiece Demo.

Join me as I review and pick a winner for the pet portrait proko challenge! Get tips from me on drawing animals and get a look at some of the entries that were submitted!

Here’s a fun little sketching in the wild vlog I made with Stan Prokopenko

Career Advice from a Disney Animator! Dive into a ton of interesting topics including how Aaron Blaise got his start as an artist, his experience working for Disney and some of his upcoming projects

Collab video with Disney animator, Aaron Blaise! He’s extremely knowledgeable when it comes to drawing animals. The time I spent with him was super educational and humbling. This vlog turned out really fun

I give a tour of my super-efficient art studio. This small room is where I do my giant charcoal animal portraits, youtube livestreams, and makes my animation courses. In this vlog you’ll get to see some more of my drawings, the animation desk I bought from Disney, my collection of animal skulls, and my digital drawing setup.

I let you into my studio and show you my giant sketchbook collection.

What does it take to become an animator? How can I draw like a Disney artist? Is it possible to talk to animals? All these questions and more are answered in my sit down with Stan Prokopenko.

Check out this bonus video on lion anatomy!

I finish the lion drawing.

The final touches of the drawing.

Finishing the mane.

The Muzzle

The Mane

Softening the ear.

Moving to lights.

Going into the darks.

The toning and midtones of the drawing.

The rough drawing of the lion.