Launched in 2011 soon after the first iPad, Procreate remains one of the most popular paid apps used by both casual and professional digital artists. With over 10 million Apple app store downloads, its makers estimate to have so far helped create around 8 million images. Procreate enables continuous video screen-capture recordings to be made of every action taken when using it to draw, paint, import and manipulate visual images. These can be scrubbed back and forth, stilled and sampled, to be placed back into compositions. As well as video capture, users can make separate save states amid a continuously experimental flow of images, brushes, colours, samples and textures. All can be duplicated, flipped, cropped, chopped, and juxtaposed. Any mark can be erased, replaced, overlaid, moved, removed, repositioned, sharpened, blurred, tinted, pixellated, smoothed, rescaled, masked, warped, drawn into, drawn around, and drawn with. 'Brushes' can be created by manipulating sliding scales. It is also possible to download readymade brushes created by and for a large online community. Using these, artists can create compositions employing everything from abstract fields of colour to highly detailed photographic images. Across five classes, I will teach all of these skills and more, taking the student from an introductory to intermediate level.