

A Procreate Art Membership for anyone who loves getting lost in magical places,
and wants to get better at creating them too!
Each month, a new fantasy world arrives in your art library: one detailed environment to settle into, paint with me step by step, and learn from as you go.

A Procreate Art Membership for anyone who loves getting lost in magical places,
and wants to get better at creating them too!
Each month, a new fantasy world arrives in your art library: one detailed environment to settle into, paint with me step by step, and learn from as you go.

Candlewick Tavern is the sort of place you wander into after a long day on the road and somehow stay much longer than you meant to.
There’s a roaring fire going, food and drinks on the tables, and plenty of cosy corners to disappear into...
But people don’t come to Candlewick only for the ale.
The tavern keeper is also an enchanted candle maker.
Some guests know exactly which candle they want.
Others simply tell the keeper what kind of evening they’re hoping for.
A little more courage.
A little less worry.
A night of laughter or luck.
A deep conversation that’s been put off for far too long.
And soon, different coloured flames are glowing across the tavern, each casting their special magic, with every table carrying its own tiny story.
That’s the world we’ll be illustrating together in November 2026.
You’ll start with the provided sketch, then we’ll slowly build Candlewick Tavern through colour, texture, light and atmosphere.
And there’s room to make the tavern yours too.
Change the candle colours and decide what their magic means.
Fill the tables with different meals, tankards, or little belongings.
Add clues about who might be sitting there and why they came to Candlewick that night.
By the time we’re finished, you won’t just have illustrated a tavern.
You’ll have filled it with life and stories.
And when we’re finished?
There’ll be another world waiting next month.
Because that’s the question we’ll get to ask every time:
✨ Where are we going next? ✨

A warm fantasy tavern run by an enchanted candle maker, where every coloured flame has a purpose, and every table has a story.

A little witch’s woodland retreat where potions bubble, herbs hang out to dry, tiny ghosts drift by, and magic has settled into every cosy corner.
Have you ever come across a place in a fantasy book, game or even a D&D campaign and thought:
Ohhh… that sounds amazing! I wish I could go there...
Cosy taverns with merry hearths and warm food…
Enchanted woodlands filled with magical plants and bubbling springs…
Strange little markets selling curious things…
Snowy villages with flickering lights against the night sky…
The sort of places that make you want to wander around, look through every window and wonder what might be hiding down the next path...
If those are the parts of fantasy you always want to linger in, you’re in the right place. 🤓
And maybe you don’t only want to admire worlds like that.
You’d love to get better at creating that same feeling in your own Procreate artwork too.
Especially if you find yourself thinking things like:
“I have these scenes in my head, but turning them into a finished illustration feels really overwhelming.”
“I want my environments to have more depth, atmosphere and life.”
“I’m never quite sure how to get all the different parts of a scene to work together.”
“I learn best when somebody actually shows me what they’re doing.”
“I save so many tutorials and ideas, but I want to actually finish more art.”
“I miss getting completely absorbed in making something.”
Tiny Worlds Art Club brings those two things together:
the joy of disappearing into a fantasy place, and the satisfaction of learning how to create one yourself.



Every month begins with a finished sketch—and a new little world waiting to be brought to life.
You don’t have to stare at a blank canvas and somehow invent the whole environment, with all the little details, decisions, nooks and crannies, before you even get to start painting.
The world is already there.
Our job is to make it feel alive.
We’ll work our way around the illustration together, one manageable section at a time—building the colour, light, textures and atmosphere as the place gradually takes shape.
And because we’re painting an entire fantasy environment, we get to explore things like:
How do we paint different materials and elements like glass, fire, fabric, stone and foliage so they each feel distinct?
How can lighting shift a scene through a whole range of moods—from cosy and welcoming to eerie, dreamy, mysterious or dramatic?
How do we add depth so a flat canvas starts to feel like somewhere you could actually move through?
When a scene is full of objects, how do we make everything feel like it belongs together?
How do we paint the atmosphere so it changes the whole feeling of a scene, whether it’s misty, glowing, hazy, dusky or dark?
What makes an imaginary place feel lived-in, with little details that hint at a story?
That’s where the magic of environment illustration starts to happen.
And because there’s one world to enjoy each month, you can make it around your actual life.
Have an hour? Come back and paint another little section.
Want to disappear into it for a whole Sunday afternoon? Even better.
Need to leave it alone for a few days because life got busy? Pick it up again when you’re ready.
The world will still be waiting for you.



Hi, I'm Parisha!
I’ve taught fantasy illustration in Procreate through my YouTube tutorials and courses to more than 2,000 students.
And one of the things I care about most is showing you what actually happens between one stage of an illustration and the next.
Because I’ve watched plenty of art demonstrations where somebody says:
“Now we’ll add a little lighting…”
…and twelve seconds later the whole picture looks magnificent, but I’ve absolutely no idea what happened in between! 🙈
Inside Tiny Worlds Art Club, we slow those parts down.
I’ll show you exactly what I’m doing, how I’m thinking about the scene, and why I’m making particular choices as we build the world together. So you can enjoy following along, but also start understanding more of what you’re doing, and gradually carry those ideas into artwork of your own.



✨ A guided monthly Tiny World course
Every Tiny World is a full illustration course in its own right.
Through detailed, step-by-step Procreate lessons, I’ll guide you through colouring, lighting and rendering the month’s fantasy environment.
I’ll talk you through what I’m doing as we go, including those little decisions that can otherwise be difficult to pick up simply by watching somebody paint.
✏️ Your finished Procreate Sketch file
The monthly environment sketch is already prepared for you and ready to import into Procreate.
That means we can concentrate on transforming the scene through colour, light, texture, atmosphere and detail rather than spending the first part of the month constructing the whole environment from scratch.
You’ll also receive a JPEG version of the sketch, so if you’re already comfortable adapting the lessons to another drawing app, you’ll have a version you can easily import there too.
🎨 Your Procreate Colour Palette
You’ll receive the Procreate colour palette I’m using for the world, ready for you to import and use as we paint together.
It gives you a clear starting point while still leaving you free to tweak the colours if inspiration takes your version somewhere slightly different.
You’ll also receive a simple colour swatch list, showing each colour alongside its hex code, so you can easily reference the palette outside Procreate too.
There are three ways to experience Tiny Worlds Art Club, depending on how you’d like to explore the worlds.
(Prices shown are in USD)
🌙 Monthly membership — $25/month
A new Tiny World every month, with access to up to three worlds in your library at a time.
✨ Annual membership — $250/year
Access up to 12 Tiny Worlds at a time—the current world plus up to the previous 11 as the collection grows—with the full year for the price of 10 months.
🗝️ Standalone Tiny World course — $67
Choose one individual Tiny World course to keep with lifetime access and no subscription.
Bonus #1 — Tiny World Art Notes 📖
Alongside the course, you’ll receive a short illustrated set of Tiny World Art Notes to keep as a reference.
These pull out a handful of useful ideas from that month’s world—perhaps a colour or lighting decision, a texture technique, the brushes or blend modes used for a particular effect, or a little of the design thinking behind the scene.
The idea is to give you useful things you can come back to later and adapt in artwork of your own.
Over time, your Art Notes become a growing little reference collection from all the worlds we’ve created together.
Bonus #2 — Your Pacing Guide 🗓️
Detailed illustrations are much more enjoyable when you don’t feel as though you’re constantly falling behind.
So every Tiny World comes with a simple pacing guide tailored to that month’s project.
Each month you’ll get two suggested routes:
The 4-week route
For anyone who’d like to work steadily through the world during the month.
The 6-week route
For anyone who’d prefer a little more breathing room around everything else happening in life.
Use whichever suits you, adapt it around your week, or happily ignore the whole thing if you’re already making progress your own way.
It’s there to give you structure, not another deadline.
No extra brushes to buy 🖌️
Everything I demonstrate inside Tiny Worlds Art Club uses the native brushes already included with Procreate.
I’d much rather show you how I use the tools than make an effect dependent on one particular custom brush.
So if you have Procreate, you already have the brushes you need.
(Please note: If you’re using a different drawing app to follow along, other than Procreate, the brushes might not be the same there. I won't be able to provide you specific brush names for each of those different apps, but a simple online search for alternative brushes for your drawing app would bring up suitable options to try.)


On my YouTube channel, we can give one magical object our full attention.
Inside a complete environment, that object suddenly has to belong somewhere much bigger.
The light around it changes how it looks. Its colours need to sit naturally with everything nearby. Its shadows, textures and level of detail all have to make sense inside the larger scene.
So instead of only asking:
“How do I paint this potion bottle?”...
inside Tiny Worlds Art Club we explore:
“How does this potion bottle belong inside this fantasy environment?”
That’s where we move into the larger-scale challenge of environment illustration—getting all those individual pieces to actually work together in one place.
And each month, my YouTube tutorials will follow the same theme as the current Tiny World, so those smaller projects become little souvenirs from whichever corner of the fantasy universe we’re exploring.
So on YouTube, we paint little pieces from the world.
Inside Tiny Worlds Art Club, we learn how the whole place comes together.
✨ Your membership rate remains protected ✨
Join monthly or annually and your rate stays the same for as long as your membership remains continuously active.
If you decide to take a break and return later, you’ll be able to rejoin at the price Tiny Worlds Art Club is available at when you return.



Monthly Membership
Your library includes the current Tiny World plus the previous two months, so you can have up to three worlds available at a time.
Each new month brings in a new world, while the oldest one leaves the library.
That gives you some breathing room if you need a little longer with a project, without building up an enormous library of courses you keep meaning to come back to someday. 😅
Your library follows the calendar month rather than your individual billing date, so it updates on the 1st of each month regardless of when you joined or when your membership renews.
There’s a full example in the FAQs below if you’d like to see exactly how that works.
Annual Membership
Your annual library includes the current Tiny World plus up to the previous 11 months, giving you access to 12 worlds at a time.
While Tiny Worlds Art Club is still new, that library will naturally grow month by month. Once 12 worlds have been released, the annual library becomes a rolling 12-world collection: each new month brings in a new world, while the oldest one leaves.
Just like the monthly membership, the library follows the calendar month rather than your individual billing date.
You’ll also save the equivalent of two months compared with paying monthly.
Standalone Courses
If there’s one particular Tiny World you’d like to keep permanently, you can purchase that world separately for $67 with lifetime access.
No subscription required.
Want to create Candlewick Tavern?
November gives you the most time with it. 🕯️
Every Tiny World begins as the current month’s world.
If you join monthly while Candlewick Tavern is current, you’ll have the longest possible time to work through it before it eventually rotates out of the three-world membership library.
Join later and it may still be available—but you’ll naturally have less time with it.
If you join annually, you’ll have access to Candlewick Tavern for as long as it remains within the annual 12-world library. Joining in November simply gives you the longest possible time with it.
Once Candlewick Tavern is no longer included with your membership, it will still be available separately as a standalone course with lifetime access at $67.
So if Candlewick Tavern is somewhere you know you’d love to spend some time…
November is the best time to begin!
Nope.
Your finished sketch is provided for every monthly Tiny World.
The teaching focuses on taking that sketch and bringing it to life through colour, lighting, rendering, texture, materials, atmosphere and detail.
If you particularly want to learn environment sketch construction, Tiny Worlds Art Club isn’t intended as a sketching course.
As long as you’re comfortable with the basic Procreate interface—things like using layers, choosing brushes, making selections and navigating your canvas—we’re good to go.
From there, I’ll guide you through the actual painting process step by step.
If Procreate itself is completely new to you, I’d recommend starting with my free Procreate Essentials course, Lively Landscapes, first. 👇 It takes you through the essentials you need to actually start creating in Procreate, without getting lost in everything the app can do—and trust me, it’s a lot. 😄
Check it out here: https://www.theartisticscroll.com/livelylandscapes
Nope. I use Procreate’s native brushes throughout the lessons.
The teaching is demonstrated entirely in Procreate, so I won’t be able to translate every tool, brush or setting into another program, or suggest alternatives for your specific drawing app.
But you’ll still have the supplied sketch and colour swatch list, so if you’re already confident in using your drawing app, and feel you can translate the steps from my teaching in Procreate into your own drawing app comfortably, you’re welcome to join in.
Since brushes can also be different across drawing apps, you may not be able to find the exact brushes I use in Procreate in your app, but a quick online search for alternative brushes for your app should likely give you a few options to try and follow along with.
Because each Tiny World is a full, detailed illustration course in its own right—not a quick monthly tutorial.
There’s a lot to work through in every world: colour, lighting, textures, materials, atmosphere, all the little objects and details that make the place feel alive, and the techniques behind bringing everything together.
I’d much rather give you one world you have the time to really settle into, enjoy and finish than several large projects every month that quickly turn into a backlog.
The idea is that, by the end of the month, you haven’t just collected another set of lessons—you’ve actually spent time inside the world, brought it to life and picked up techniques you can start carrying into your own artwork too.
Tiny Worlds are detailed illustrations designed to be enjoyed across several painting sessions rather than rushed through in one sitting.
The exact length will vary from world to world, but most worlds will be at least 10-12+ hours of guided video lessons, broken down into much smaller sections so you can work through them gradually.
Your own painting time may be longer depending on your pace, how often you pause the lessons, and how much time you like to spend on the details, and that’s completely fine. There isn’t one “correct” amount of time you should take.
That’s why each world comes with both a 4-week and a 6-week pacing option, and why monthly members keep the current world plus the previous two in their library. If life interrupts you, or you simply want to take your time, you’ve still got some breathing room before a world rolls out.
Your monthly library follows the calendar month, rather than giving each member their own three-month access window.
Whenever you join, you’ll immediately get access to whatever is currently in the monthly library: the current Tiny World plus the previous two months once the Art Club has been running long enough to have all three.
Then, on the 1st of each new month, the library updates for everyone at the same time. The new Tiny World is added, and the oldest one leaves.
Your billing date stays separate from this and will continue based on the date you originally joined.
So, for example, if you joined on 30th December, you would immediately have access to the October, November and December worlds. On 1st January, your library would update to November, December and January—but your next membership payment would still be due around 30th January, not on the 1st.
That means the later in a month you join, the less time you may have with the oldest world currently in the library. But you’ll always receive the same monthly library that’s available to every other monthly member at that point.
Annual members follow the same calendar system, but with a much larger library for a whole year: the current world plus up to the previous 11 months. So whenever you join, you’ll immediately receive whatever is currently available inside the annual library.
Once a world moves beyond the three-world rolling window, it leaves your monthly membership library.
If you’d like to keep it permanently, you can purchase that Tiny World separately as a standalone course.
Standalone worlds are currently $67 each and include lifetime access.
Think of the annual membership as the larger version of the Tiny Worlds library.
Whenever you join, you’ll receive the current Tiny World plus up to the previous 11 months, depending on how long the Art Club has been running.
So while the collection is still growing, your library grows with it. Once there are at least 12 Tiny Worlds available, your annual library will hold a rolling collection of 12 worlds at a time.
On the 1st of each month, the newest Tiny World is added. Once there are more than 12 worlds in the collection, the oldest one rotates out each month to maintain your 12-world rolling library.
Your billing date remains separate and continues according to the date you originally joined.
Tiny Worlds Art Club memberships can be paid securely by card through the checkout. Depending on your device and location, additional payment options like Apple Pay or Google Pay may also be available at checkout.
PayPal is not currently available as a payment option.
If you’re unable to pay by card, please see the bank transfer option below.
If you’re unable to pay by card, bank transfer is available for the Annual plan of Tiny Worlds Art Club membership. Please contact me and I can arrange an invoice for you.
Your membership access will begin once the payment has been received.
Please note that your bank may charge transfer or currency-conversion fees.
Bank transfers are not currently available for monthly memberships.
Your rate stays the same as long as your membership remains continuously active.
If you join at $25/month, that remains your monthly rate while you stay subscribed.
If you join at $250/year, that remains your annual renewal rate while your membership stays active.
Pricing for new members may change as Tiny Worlds Art Club grows.
If you cancel and return later, you’ll rejoin at whatever price is available at that time.
Absolutely.
If you start with the monthly membership and later decide you’d like to join for the full year, just email me at parisha@theartisticscroll.com
I’ll switch you over once your current monthly billing period has finished, so you won’t lose any time you’ve already paid for.
You can, but only once your current annual membership has finished.
Annual memberships are paid as a full 12-month term, so they can’t be changed to monthly partway through that paid year.
If you’d prefer monthly membership afterwards, please cancel your annual renewal and get in touch before your annual access ends so I can help you switch over.
Because Tiny Worlds gives you immediate access to digital course content, membership and standalone course payments are generally non-refundable once access has been provided.
You can cancel your membership at any time to stop future renewals, and you’ll keep access until the end of the period you’ve already paid for.
This doesn’t affect your usual consumer rights if there’s a genuine problem with the content or payment.
You can cancel your membership at any time from the Billing & Subscription section inside your personal course account.
Once you cancel, you won’t be charged again, but you’ll still have access to your Tiny Worlds membership library for the remainder of the period you’ve already paid for.
If you’re on a monthly membership, your access will continue until the end of your current paid month, and your membership will then automatically come to an end.
If you’re on an annual membership, your payment covers the full 12-month term. You can cancel your renewal at any time, but unused months aren’t refunded. You’ll continue to have access until the end of your paid year.
If you ever have trouble cancelling from your account, you’re always welcome to email me at parisha@theartisticscroll.com and I’ll be happy to help.

Well… that’s part of the fun! 🤩
Every month, there’ll be somewhere different waiting for us.
You’ll discover the next Tiny World before it’s time to begin, and then that theme starts appearing throughout The Artistic Scroll—from the smaller projects over on YouTube to the full world inside the Art Club.
For now, though…
Candlewick Tavern is waiting.

The candles are lit...
The merriment is onging...
The food and drinks are waiting...
And somewhere amongst it all, the tavern keeper is probably wondering why you haven’t arrived yet. 🤓
Let’s spend November in Candlewick Tavern. 🕯️
When the real world feels loud, come make a little magical one. ✨


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