How to Vector Outline your Character Designs in Krita for Quick Editing
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2022
- How to Vector outline your character designs using Krita.
This technique uses the Bezier Curve Tool in Krita to better help you with quickly being able to edit your linework & characters.
These are extremely helpful for making quick changes to your designs and even more so when you start to animate your characters.
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I show the full Character outline completed & each part will be in their own Seperated Vector Layer.
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Really needed the bit about rounded ends! Thanks!
You're Very Welcome glad I could help!
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yooo tnx your a time saver
🙌🏼😎🤙🏼 No problem! Glad you learned or gained something out of it! Also for more in that Krita series and to find out how to take those Vector Layers and Animate them using both Krita & Pencil2D watch the playlist here czcams.com/play/PLMETdOgXw6cuC61YnIOmPF3TYYYUX2IhE.html
Thank you so much!!!
You're very welcome! I am glad it helped! To learn to animate using those Krita Vector layers for free the whole playlist guides you through here:
*KRITA* Character Design for Animation: czcams.com/play/PLMETdOgXw6cuC61YnIOmPF3TYYYUX2IhE.html
Nice work.
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what if you have a soild piece of colored art work, trying to turn images to vector and i cant figure out how
Great Question. I have yet to try this within Krita but I can as I say "Fool Around with it!" 😂 and see what I can discover for yah! 👍🏼
The problem with Krita is like I have said in the video to follow this one is it isn't a complete vector based program like Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator. It just "acts" like one for editing purposes.
Hitmon-crab?
Not sure whom that is I just made this character up just drew without any reference images same with Marvin the Monster. I call that Crab guy Crabby 🤣 Is hitmon a pokemon ?
Very cool. That was after my generation 😄 as I was an older teen probably around the time the first series came out but definitely thanks for the info.
The Pokemon series is definitely interesting. My kids love Pokemon and collect so yah definitely a great concept artistically too by the creators of it!
Always love Japanese culture and art. My era is Akira times so yah grew up with the Traditional Animated films and series prior to this gen but I like the characters they designed for sure! 👍🏼