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  • How to Access the Course Offline

    Video Instructions - How to Access Your Courses and Brushes Offline: In this article, we're going to walk you through the process of setting up your Twotap account for offline access. This step is completely optional and you don't need to do this if you have regular internet access anyway. It's ...
  • How to access the course platform after purchase? Where do I login?

    Video Instructions - How to Access Your Student Account: Text-based Instructions - How to Access Your Student Account and Courses Online. 1. Open the access email After completing your purchase, you will receive an email with access information. Please make sure that you're on your iPad when...
  • How to get the course certificate?

    1. Complete the course Once you have completed a course the course will be shown as complete on your dashboard. Please click on the course to open the course content page: Please note that in order to complete the course you need to mark every lesson as "Mark Complete" You can see how to mark th...
  • How to use the course platform?

    Video instructions - How to Access the Platform 1. Open the access email After completing your purchase, you will receive an email with access information. Please make sure that you're on your iPad when you start downloading the brushes. Look for an email from TWOTAP Learning. Make sure to...
  • Why are the subtitles not showing in the course player?

    To enable English subtitles, click the gear icon on the bottom right side, click "Captions", and then "EN". On desktop browsers you should have no issues viewing subtitles. On iOS devices, the video has to be minimized (not full screen) in order for subtitles to show. This is sadly the case i...
  • Why my resource files fail to open in Procreate?

    There are actually two limits on canvas sizes in Procreate, both imposed by the hardware of the iPad model you're using. The limit on total canvas size can be found by multiplying the two dimensions of any of the below maximum sizes. For example, the 12.9" and 11" M1 iPad Pros can create a canvas...