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Amei o vídeo 😊 muito explicativo 😻 finalmente achei alguém explicando sobre as guias 😅

11:14 thankkkk youu

Thank you! This works great!

Wow this makes me mindblowing bruh,woww

This goes to my drawing tutorials playlist, well done!

Now what's a good place to find background models?

Amazing video

Super good explanation on pattern making in Krita!! I've tried to find a video like this for so long because I really enjoy using Krita, and now I can make patterns there aswell. Thank you!! ❤❤

I can’t understand which key you press together with Shift to enter in camera view close to the end of the video. It would be great if you had the keystrokes add on to show what keys you press. Thank you

Thank you very much!! Super helpful in my transition to Linux as a artist ^^

How did you import with the textures?

Such a helpful video! thank you so much for the explanation💖

Is the software free

thank you so much bro, I have another problem where I struggle to change the background color, which is white and I want to turn it into other colors using the fill tool, but I already drew the lineart into separate layer above, now how can I change the background color using the fill tool without affecting the lineart?

Hi. I have installed the plugin and it shows up in my settings but I do not see a docker. My graphics card is a NVidia GeForce 1660 super. What might I be missing? Can some one help please?

Thanks!

To be fair they still have the one time price, it just doesn't have free updates. You don't have to re-up if you are happy with the current version. It's not like Adobe where you have to have a subscription to use the software at all.

Short and concise, love it!

I don't really understand whats the point of this video, what you are telling us (without any explanation why) is that Krita can mimic the CSP UI, of course it can, but WHY would I do that when Krita is capable of a much better looking and practical UI than CSP ever had. Also if you want CSP UI, why don't you simply use CSP?

Amazing info, as someone who is just switching from PS to Krita, this is very well put, thanks!

Thank you for this video! I'm looking around for tutorials on how to understand brushes and this is right in the range of what I want. Something more informational than "try out the effects for yourself!" but more about understanding extant brushes than "nitty gritty explanation of how to create a brand new brush".

Please, could explain how do i set the origin clone point in android, because you can not use a key to control the brush behavior. Thanks! Great ideas for textures!

One thing I also see artists do a lot is work with the lasso to quickly create shapes, then paint inside them with textured brushes.

I use this method too to paint, and made some versions of this with various brush tips, like a softer one or a rake like brush. Another very interesting brush engine to use alongside this, is the clone engine. This works different than the clone stamp in Photoshop, which just mirrors a specific part of the image. Rather than that it samples the color information of a selected piece of the canvas only, so you can get very cool multicolor brushes. Especially with flat brush shapes it is so nice to play with.

Does it work on android krita

if you havnt yet i'd love to see a deep dive into making tilesets. just got into game dev, and my art skills are very bad, but with the symmetry and mirror tools i've managed to do okish.

Holy 😭 tyyy 🤜🏻 i was so confused how to use Krita for my renderings

what are ur brushes?

Oh my god, I HAVE BEEN LOOKING THIS CANVAS VIEW OPTION ""WRAP AROUND MODE"" FOR YEARS 😭🙏❤❤❤ Thank you so much. After years doing the slowest way in photoshop, having to work with 16x16, import to minecraft, press to update the texture inside game, wait seconds to game reload all chunks just so i can check if a micro-change i did looks good and connected. This is going to change everything for me. Thank you very much to make this video exists ❤

This video was very helpful! <3 Thank you I saved it for later

This is so good!! I would really like it if there was one also available for clip stidio paint 😢

i install stable diffusion on kaggle how to remotely connet with krita

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mahirap freelance ang hirap mag hanap ng clients

Ai is crap for story boarding and making comics , The likenesses and clothing all ways changes from scene to scene

don't violate copyrights

Really helpful - thank you!

you helped me so much 🙏 good video :D

Is it a good thing po ba na mag ivest na agad sa quality na drawing rablet like XP Pen, for digi art selling?

Finally somone who shows how to get photoshop level tools in krita. Gonna save hours of work now.

how did you mix the 2 images? always i try to cut an existing pic the edges look wrong great video

part 1 & 2?

Really amazing tool, every updates gets a little better

Why do you upscale it two times ? Is there a reason for that ? Nevermind i found the answer of my question... There are some things you can do to "improve" your workflow: You should first delete the second upscaler. It's clearly not needed and performance hungry if you're upscaling pictures greater than 1024x1024. If you do so, you need to change the second and third "Math" to 2 instead of 4, if it's 2x model set the second to 1 and the third to 2. Also the Resize (Resolution) has purpose only if your Crop node is greater than your target resolution. Also i went into a loophole because of the upscaler's "Auto (estimation)" If you're stuck on it, change it to 256 or 512 size. It will prevent loophole (seen on the main.log). This should improve slighty the speed of upscaling for users with low-mid end computers. Very good workflow i never though it would be possible to actually do seamless upscales with perfect results.

I can see you are using autohotkey, can you show how you avoid pie menu while typing...

I needed to see this as my new boss wants us to use AI withiut dropping the painting process

Can i draw in csp environments like in krita?

people are too attached to brushes but the real secret here is the color picking. It really doesn't matter the brush you use.

thank you so much