In this video, I’m showing you my simple, beginner-friendly way to draw eyebrows in Procreate. I start by sketching a quick eye first (the eye method I learned from Sara Tepes—she’s seriously one of my idols), and then I break down exactly where the eyebrow sits: right on top of the eye area. From there, I map out where the brow starts, where it ends (just past the eye), and how the front tilts back before you let it curve and touch the top of that circle. I’m using my favorite sketching brush for this—my “Thick Detail” brush from my Perfect Sketch Brush Set—because it gives me the control I want when I’m building the brow in multiple strokes. I also talk through how I correct as I go, erase guidelines once I find “that one line,” and how I shape the top so it comes down at a sharper angle instead of drooping. I keep some lines unconnected on purpose (style preference), then I add quick little gestures for brow hairs, plus a few “embellishments” and shade marks. By the end, you’ll see how fast you can go from a rough shape to a clean eyebrow that looks finished.