How To REALLY Use Brushes in Krita: The Solids-to-Shapes Method
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2022
- After watching this video, you'll have more confidence on what your brushes are really capable of (even with just the default ones)
I know beginners tend to ask a lot of questions on which brushes a particular artist use and think that having the same brushes can make them a better artist. Well I'm here to explain that you actually just need a few versatile brushes and it actually depends more on how you use them rather than having that "perfect brush" for that specific part of your painting.
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Bro this video is a hidden gem, im in the process of making my first professional portfolio and you have no idea how much this analysis cleared things up for me
youre welcome!
Erasing with textures brushes is such a great method. I never thought of that.
GOOOOOD DAAAHM i just subbed because you explained your perspective really well and made the illustration easy to read especially with that "pop quiz"
Hey thanks 😊I actually wondered if the pop quiz section helped at all but I'm glad to hear it did!
@@RexelBartolome Definitely do it more often! i never saw it before and i know a lot of artists on youtube
@@markmaher1225 Great! Thanks for the feedback 😄
Out of millions of tutorials this one is my top! Really sets the foundation of digital painting! Please continue!
this is such a great new concept to add to my art skill set! you've explained it really well and it's a rlly new and simple way of understanding how these pro artists get such great texture while also maintaining clear forms in their work - can't wait to put this into practice later :) just subscribed!
thanks for the kind words !
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.
Fantastic video! I'm brand new to digital painting, but guides like this are exceptionally helpful to me! Thank you for sharing your insights!
glad to help 😊
Time to share this with everyone considering Clip Studio Paint or running from it given their recent bs.
😆😆 well this could be applied to any software not just Krita, but I am happy that Krita is getting a lot of recognition from CSP's recent announcement
In a way I can understand CSP,
If you want development you would want a subscription type service. Programmers need to be paid to do stuff. The same is with Krita.... Krita isn't free...it's Free to use, but there is a core of dedicated supporters that are paying what amounts to a subscription fee so that Krita is being further developed.
Thank you, now I really understand a lot more. Great explanation!
Great breakdown
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".
Thank you for this great video! Very helpful information!
Glad I could help :D
good job ! I hope you will make a video about mixer brush and blending with krita !
Mann, this is really awesome and helpful, thanks
youre welcome 😊
Thanks you very much for sharing such a useful information!
you're welcome!
Would love to try out some of your brush collection, regardless of whether you created them all or not, if you have found them useful. Love your video man, new subscriber here!
I'll keep it in mind!
Holy 😭 tyyy 🤜🏻 i was so confused how to use Krita for my renderings
thanks a lot for this tips man
youre welcome!
lovely video!
I'd love to see you cover certain textured brushes and showcase what those would be useful for
(in particular I was thinking about wojtry brushpack)
wojtry's brushpack is wonderful! I use it all the time. Though I just don't have enough time to record, edit, and publish videos at the moment 😭
Hi. I'm very impressed of your talent to draw and talent to describe how to draw. I appreciate your work and your enthusiasm to share the knowledge with the others. Keep the excellent work! Wish you best! You excels! Cheers!
thanks for the kind words 😊
Very informative
thank you. i learned a lot from this video.i subscribe and like
thanks for the kind words and the sub! 😊
Great video just subbed 💯✌🏼❤️ best wishes to you
awesome vid man :D
Thanks! glad you like it 😊
nice work bro
thanks 😊
at 0:20 when the painting is introduced in full I thought for a second that was a photo
I always paint everything with one or 2 brushes and do my details by hand I don’t like how some people use the shape brushes too much it makes the painting less genuine to me
Yea I can see where you're coming from, use too many shape brushes and it will definitely feel more 'digital' looking and some prefer the traditional look of everything having a hand-painted feel.
people are too attached to brushes but the real secret here is the color picking. It really doesn't matter the brush you use.
yes, it's a pretty common trap to fall into. Novices see the textures and want to emulate it in their own work without knowing values and colors are the ones that makes or breaks a painting, not texture.
Can you share where are those brushes of yours, they look amazing
Ahhh most of them are just slightly altered brushes from other packs as well as the default packs! I do recommend checking out these places to get other brushes :) krita-artists.org/c/resources/brushes-and-bundles/32 docs.krita.org/en/resources_page.html
Thanks for this , very much , like very much good , very nice boy , nicely boy done , good nice xd
Are these brushes included in Krita? Very good information
Some of the examples I used are default brushes, some are not. Either way, the concept can be applied whether or not they're included in Krita
Krita user here! 🙋🏽♀️
I can’t even find the brush presets panel..so frustrating
Sorry to hear that, I discussed showing the brush presets docker in another video czcams.com/video/oI7_4FFkBaQ/video.html
This video was very helpful!
Has the author of these paintings Instagram?
Just FYI his name is John Park and afaik yes he does have an Instagram account. Though I'd recommend other people instead as I've learned John Park has a history of dating students in Brainstorm School where he teaches, he also has lots of strong ties with NFT's.
Go follow Lixin Yin or Craig Mullins instead :)
@@RexelBartolome thank you very much 💫
Whose piece of art is it in the video? I know you say the name but I don't know how to spell it.
The artist is John Park. But maybe look up other artists instead like Lixin Yin or Craig Mullins. I've found out after making this video that John Park has a bunch of controversies regarding manipulating and dating students while teaching at Brainstorm School.
@@RexelBartolome Thanks for the heads up and other recommendations
Really well explained! I share it with my student so they feel more confident working with krita 🤍
thanks, thats heartwarming to hear 😊