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Practicing storytelling in my spare time.

Alrighty, first actual video I make in a while. It was fun to make! The last time I drew and painted this much was for Fatal Injury. The background art was done in Krita, and the trophy was done in Blender, as well as the animations for Luigi and the kid. Hope you like it!

How Do I turn it off? Krita just makes the _.kra~ files and it makes a mess of my art folders (and messes up if I forget to delete them when doing texturepacks for stuff)

Anything I should change before I order the shirts?

Idk why I always tend to draw Marge whenever I’m testing out a new technique. Might be because if the colours tbh

"I realize... I don't want to be a margin between the dark. I have no intentions to whisper where the shadows lurk. I see no purpose blending in the depths of the deep. I only wish to be still, still with the genesis of the shadows, still where I find purpose in the sky..."

I finally started the Huevember challenge... In April lol. I really love this one because of how saturated the color is. I want to use all the colors as they are for this challenge without using it as an accent color but rather the main color. I love how she blends in with the color white. I just love it. Have a nice day!!!

I'm migrating to digital art in the last two years. It's a challeging process...deal with the "slippery" way the pencil moves on the pad make it very hard to me...But here we are! Hope you like, and if you do so, share some advices about how improve the using of Krita for the ones who are make this changing too. Bye!

I am practicing with physical material, mostly pencil in the past few months, I just seem to not be able to get ahold of digital art when trying it.

It feels so different and I can't seem to translate my ideas as good, even though the many advantages it offers.

I am drawing on a big, screenless tablet, and it works fine for taking notes, etc, just drawing feels so wrong.

Has anyone tips or ideas for the switch?

Hey. I think there's about one year since last krita's comparison to photoshop.
I choose krita of course because it's free obviously although I did my own research. The most popular opinion is that krita is better option for draw/paint while photoshop is better for editing images. Most of these opinions doesn't explain why. So I'd like to ask what are the differences exactly?

Why krita is better for painting? I'm beginner and I see both softwares have brashes so why krita is better? Does it have more brushes? Does it have some functionality for painting that photoshop doesnt? If yes then what is it and how often it's used. Is it niche and is it used for really specific cases or its generally saving time?

Same questions about photoshop editing. Why its better? Do it have really more tools and how often they are used. Can I edit photos in krita?

So, there are two painting modes for brush, one is called "build up" and the other one is "wash".

The desired result is to regulate opacity with not how many brushstrokes you made over previous brushstroke but just the pressure. Well, the same thing, when you keep your pen and making brushstrokes over the same place and the opacity regulates only by the pressure, but this rule keeps when you're making a new brushstroke, over the previous one.

The opacity of merging brushstrokes in merge area should be defined by the darkest brushstroke.

First picture is the current result and the second one is desired result.

Is that possible to accomplish?

It's made by me, but posted elsewhere often under the alias Zabiru