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La Rêverie Procreate Color Palette

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Download my free La Rêverie color palette for Procreate, featuring dreamy pinks and soft lavenders inspired by Parisian daydreams.

La Rêverie Procreate Color Palette. Download my free La Rêverie color palette for Procreate, featuring dreamy pinks and soft lavenders inspired by Parisian daydreams.

La Rêverie Rose Procreate Color Palette

If you’ve ever wished you could bottle up the feeling of a Parisian daydream, this free Procreate color palette is for you.

Inspired by soft pinks, dreamy lavenders, vintage storybooks, and whimsical romance, the La Rêverie palette was created for the artwork featured in my new La Rêverie Lettering Style Workbook.

Whether you’re drawing decorative letters, illustrating whimsical scenes, or creating your own fairytale-inspired designs, these colors work beautifully together to create a soft, enchanting aesthetic.

Download the free palette below and be sure to check out the La Rêverie workbook if you’d like to learn how to create this dreamy lettering style yourself.

Scroll down to download it, then start creating something daydreamy!

La Rêverie Procreate Color Palette

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Importing a Color Palette into Procreate

Color palettes created specifically for Procreate are in a .swatches file format. 

  1. Download the .swatches or .zip file color palette onto your iPad.
  2. If the file is zipped, uncompress it first. To do this, open the Files app, then find the .zip file you want to uncompress. Tap the .zip file. A folder containing the .swatches file will be created.
  3. Open Procreate and select the Palettes tab.
  4. Tap the + in the corner. Select the New from file option and locate your .swatches file. 
  5. Tap the .swatches file. It will now appear in your color palettes.

Noteworthy

  • If you download the Color Palette on a MacBook, you can AirDrop it to your iPad, which should automatically install in your Procreate Palettes. This is how I typically do it. It’s ultra-easy!
  • Prefer a video tutorial? Head to YouTube and search for How to Import a Color Palette into Procreate. 

Download THE Procreate Color Palette

Download the .zip palette file below and follow the steps above to import it into the Procreate App. 

La Rêverie Color Palette

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About Dawn Nicole

Dawn Nicole is a full-time artist known for her playful lettering and illustration style. She's the author of The Art of Playful Lettering, Modern Folk Art Coloring Book, and The Bibliophile's Coloring & Lettering Book. She holds a B.A. in English, an M.B.A., and an Advanced Certificate in Graphic Design and Branding. Most days, you’ll find her with a coffee in one hand, an Apple Pencil in the other, and big ideas swirling in her head. She believes that every letter tells a story, and my favorite stories are the ones written in (digital) ink, color, and a little bit of controlled chaos.

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Slow mornings, sweet thoughts, strawberry skies. 🍓✨ Who else is so ready for summer?

I’ve been a bit MIA around here lately because life decided to hand us a completely unexpected adventure. We spontaneously moved into a new-to-us 70s A-frame on a large pond and a bit over 3 acres of land, all somehow within our school district.

It was an “as is” sale. Over 200 people attended the open house, and there were 8 offers. We genuinely never expected to get it, but somehow, we did. And now we’ve been here almost a month already, completely in love with this quirky little dream house.

Since then, it’s basically been nonstop unpacking, organizing, painting, and trying to survive the steady stream of contractors and projects. And let me tell you, painting heavily textured 70s walls deserves its own Olympic event. Most days, I’ve gotten well over 20k steps! 😅

On top of all that, our oldest graduates from high school next week, which honestly feels impossible, emotional, and exciting all at once. So things have been just a tiny bit chaotic over here lately.

But even in the middle of all the boxes and paint rollers, I’ve still been creating tons of free lettering content over on the blog and YouTube. Over the past few months, I’ve shared:
✨ a Playful Bubble Lettering Series
✨ a Modern Cursive Series
✨ a Foundational Lettering Styles Series (serif, sans serif, + script)

And right now, we’re in the middle of:
💗 Playful Block Lettering
💗 Brush Calligraphy for Beginners

Thank you for sticking around while life has been extra full lately. I’m excited to finally start sharing more of this new season with you all, both the creative work and the house projects. 🍓💕

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Slow mornings, sweet thoughts, strawberry skies. 🍓✨ Who else is so ready for summer?I’ve been a bit MIA around here lately because life decided to hand us a completely unexpected adventure. We spontaneously moved into a new-to-us 70s A-frame on a large pond and a bit over 3 acres of land, all somehow within our school district.It was an “as is” sale. Over 200 people attended the open house, and there were 8 offers. We genuinely never expected to get it, but somehow, we did. And now we’ve been here almost a month already, completely in love with this quirky little dream house.Since then, it’s basically been nonstop unpacking, organizing, painting, and trying to survive the steady stream of contractors and projects. And let me tell you, painting heavily textured 70s walls deserves its own Olympic event. Most days, I’ve gotten well over 20k steps! 😅On top of all that, our oldest graduates from high school next week, which honestly feels impossible, emotional, and exciting all at once. So things have been just a tiny bit chaotic over here lately.But even in the middle of all the boxes and paint rollers, I’ve still been creating tons of free lettering content over on the blog and YouTube. Over the past few months, I’ve shared:
✨ a Playful Bubble Lettering Series
✨ a Modern Cursive Series
✨ a Foundational Lettering Styles Series (serif, sans serif, + script)And right now, we’re in the middle of:
💗 Playful Block Lettering
💗 Brush Calligraphy for BeginnersThank you for sticking around while life has been extra full lately. I’m excited to finally start sharing more of this new season with you all, both the creative work and the house projects. 🍓💕