How to draw a watercolor eucalyptus branch in Procreate | tutorial
Painting eucalyptus is one of the most relaxing, almost meditative things you can do in Procreate — the soft, rounded leaves and muted greens make it a wonderfully calm process from start to finish. This tutorial is perfect for beginners: there’s no tricky anatomy to get right, just a few simple shapes and a bit of texture.
In this step-by-step video, I’ll show you how to paint a delicate eucalyptus branch using my Soft Watercolor Procreate Brushes, which give that soft, slightly translucent look of real watercolor paint.
What you’ll learn in this tutorial
About the brushes
This tutorial uses my own Soft Watercolor Procreate Brushes. I’m a watercolor artist myself, and I built these brushes from my own hand-painted textures — so they behave like real watercolor: soft edges, natural pigment pooling, and stamp brushes that recreate the texture of actual watercolor blots. They work beautifully for eucalyptus, florals, or really any botanical illustration.
