Link to the brushes: files.kde.org/krita/extras/RM_Sketch_V1.bundle /tiar Chapters 0:00 - Start 1:09 - Bad and Good report 1:24 - Intro 2:37 - Main topics 3:20 - Lines 3:40 - Square tool 3:54 - Save time with helpers (Drawing assistants) 4:16 - Adjust the pressure 5:01 - Used in pencils 5:47 - Comic oriented 6:34 - Soft and hard Mixed 7:10 - Mixed behaviors 7:34- Special textured eraser 8:00 - Shading brushes 10:08 - GIFT: 10:27 - RM_Sketch bundle: files.kde.org/krita/extras/RM_Sketch_V1.bundle Showcase
Thanks Ramon and thanks to all you guys working hard to develop Krita further. Thanks to all of you, Krita just gets better and better. That´s why I happily pay a regular amount every month to support your work.
4 года назад
This is a supernice comment. Thanks for your support. Each cent is well invested. In fact I am doing new surprises for coming videos. See you and thanks again for supporting Krita
Actually yes, i have seen many people struggling about how record his work, how speedpaint with Krita would be a really good video for the channel and community
I stumbled over one video that altered how I set up my sketch brush and now it's my go to brush for nearly all sketching. The settings are like this, I think I started with a sketch brush included in krita that on its own was a thin ellipse with a nice graphite texture. Then I made some changes: - Pressure controls opacity . To keep the ability to draw lightly and more pronounced with the same brush. - Tilt amount controls size . So I can shade with the stylus lying almost flat. And do tiny details with the stylus upright. Again, same brush. - Tilt direction controls the rotation of the brush. So with that one brush I can control opacity, size and rotation of a stroke without ever touching a slider or dial. I am probably late to the party but before I always thought I had to choose between letting the pressure control the size or the opacity of the brush. By letting tilt do the scaling and pressure do the opacity I could suddenly treat the stylus more like a regular graphite pencil. It was kind of mind blowing. Yes, it does hinge on your tablet and stylus combo being able to recognise the tilt and direction. But if it does, then I highly recommend trying this out!
@@KritaOrgPainting Not really sure where I'd share it. But looking at the preset filename. I think I started out using the RM_Pencil_Supersoft preset in the RM_Sketch_v1 pack and mapped the angle and pressure as I outlined above. Tweaking the curve for a quicker transition between the smallest and largest brush-size. again. 95 percent was already there in the preset by Ramon Miranda. I mainly tweaked the details to suit my taste. heck... looking at how that preset works in the bundle I may have done very little to get it where, I wanted :)
Upon further inspection I tried to revert the supersoft preset and it seems the tilt settings remained. So even those are still in there. So me uploading my version with the tiny curve change seem a bit wasteful of peoples bandwidth... Just get the RM Sketch bundle that is already linked in the video description and you already have it :)
Funny how after using krita for years I still wish I had seen such videos back then. I've started using krita years ago. I remember trying it out after seeing you draw a badass robot in symetry. Expecting to see the next one soon !
4 года назад
This was late in 2011 I believe. I still have the video. Was done for a presentation in the university. Nice day. Glad you liked the vieeo. Your portraits are very good.
Krita is for me much superior than Autodesk sketchbook pro. I had compared them. For krita hit Adobe Photoshop, are missing only one step or two. These guys are doing an impressive work on It.
Acotado, conciso, enfocado en lo esencial. Sumamente útil para iniciarse en Krita. Excelente trabajo!.(gracias por la inclusión).Esperamos los siguientes... .
4 года назад
Después de eso qué decir. Gracias y nos vemos en el siguiente.
what i miss are brushes for finalist art comics and manga, ideal for hatching lines of motion textures for comics similar to what Jimmy reyes and Robert Mazulo use in their work, favoring a firmer and more stylized brushstroke.
4 года назад
Is anybody here testing the brushes? 😁 Don't forget to share your sketches done with the pack 😉
@ I have posted mine on the krita reddit !, under user:MumenWriter. I think my community has been mostly been wrapped up in inktober but if any post something , I will link it here! My community is mostly on twitch and discord, under user Indianabroad94
I was looking for an alternative to photoshop as I use CS3 but I am not happy to pay monthly subscription now. And I'm sooo thankful I found Krita!😂 i didn't know why I haven't discovered this before 😂
Very helpful tips, thanks a lot🙂. It would be nice if there was a setting that reflected the shortcuts on the right side. I'm left-handed, and pressing the shortcuts with my left hand really disrupts my flow. I found a workaround by changing a few combinations and putting them on my tablet. For example, I have shift alone on one key to adjust the brush size and I have I for decreasing opacity and O to increase opacity and Shift and I is colour swap. Then it was logical for me to put tool swap on Shift and O instead of Control and/, which I can't do on my German keyboard anyway.
I am left handed too, i use my two hands, not complex, and if you have a workaround, cool for you, Mablet is inmy left hand and i use the keyboard with my right hand
I have been using Krita for about 4 years now, I have especially loved the Animation function but find it hard to work smoothly because it lags and it eats too much of my ram 😢 I support you guys and I hope to have Krita as light and as fast for other pcs too ❤️ you can check out my Artworks in the Instagram: @zebbyscribes ❤️
Thank you for videos like these. I am new to digital art and Krita is my first digital software. I am willing to learn and I find these videos very useful. Please do a speed painting video voice-over? :)
While sketching is not really my thing, as I rather start with shapes to establish the form and lighting, I wanted to share that I really appreciate the work you put in those videos. We need things like this going on as a community. Thanks a lot ;) And as I see people are sharing, here is mine artwork: www.artstation.com/artwork/qAdGqa . I'll let know if I manage to do something with those sketchy brushes :)
4 года назад
Please let me know, because i know you are talented to create beautiful stuff.
@ Thank you :) I've tried them and really loved the "pencil supersoft" brush. I'm using it quite a lot for creating small occlusion shadow details. It really complements my new sinix-like mixer brush I'm about to publish someday soon :) So thanks a lot for those brushes, even if I don't use them as expected :D
Well, since you asked... no, I can't stand speed-paint videos. The ones with narration are slightly better, but with no narration I learn nothing. Typically, all I will do is zip ahead to the end of the video just to see the finished artwork.
It's so great to use krita but we need Arabic text and transfer multi file to pdf as Photoshop please to export stories thanks aloot krita and you efforts 🙏
Can you show us more how to actually paint in krita ? Some landscape or something.
4 года назад
I take note of that. My idea is to show also not usual things because there are lot of videos with people painting. You have a nice watercolor demo in the life stream. I could make another one
@ What i really wanna know is how to paint rocks,tree and stuff. In photoshop i can do some awesome painting by using custom shapes,transforming them and painting over them but krita doesn't have those. I would like to know is there any tool in krita that can act as custom shapes from PS or is there any other way to paint landscape to look realistic in Krita. Loving Krita btw, more then Ps and that is why i want to switch to this program full time.
Hi Ramon! Your video is so amazing that I wanna grab my popcorn to watch all your tips! 😂 However, I experience a brush lag where my krita suddenly freeze and start loading "freehand brush strokes". May I wonder on how to fix them? Thanks and good luck to your upcoming videos! :)
It's almost impossible to know what is causing this without working on your computer. Maybe the dev on Reddit can help. If not, I would suggest you try using one of the simple default brushes such as the basic ones and see if this still happens. If not, then it sounds like there is something with your brush setting which is stressing your system. I've used Krita on a few different systems & the default brushes had zero lag for me, although admittedly I was using fairly high powered Windows PCs
4 года назад
@@scarlet8078 well as Scarlett suggest it is better forum or reddit where developers are listening.
Is it possible to build a brush with "Dirty Mode" in Krita, like in Paintstorm? I've just started using it in Paintstorm, and it's been a lifesaver in many instances.
Is it possible to get Certified in Krita. Similar to DaVinci Resolve for example? I love how you have an entire website page dedicated to hundreds of tutorials and how to's!!! Thank you so very much!! Certifications would be awesome.
Hi, you don't need that if you want to teach, promote, or create courses. Krita is not restrictive in license terms. Could you explain me why do you think it would be awesome? i am interested now :)
@@KritaOrgPainting Thank you for your time and energy with getting back to me. I was just curious. Most places and clients these days like proof that someone is trained and skilled in what they claim and certifications is a good way. Just an idea. I'm done getting all the DaVinci Resolve certs and I can post them to my LinkedIn and profiles to build my resume per say. I think it would be a nice addition to what great services and platform Krita already is. :)
More details on your actual drawing process and shortcuts Krita has for each type of painting. The V key is new to me. I am sure it is in the manual but I’m not sure I would have found it without reading the manual all the way through, which I might do someday. How features in Krita specifically aid us in oil painting, watercolor, drawing, working on photos etc.
Thanks a lot for the video and the brush pack! :D I am mainly a Photoshop user but I also use Krita from time to time and I have a question about the line tool: I tend to use a lot of vertical and horizontal lines with photoshop, by just pressing the shift key. On Krita, to achieve the same effet I have to press V, then start drawing the line, then press shift, so my workflow is rather slowed down. I had never noticed the line tool options until this video, so do you know if by change the Krita team is planing on adding a checkbox so the line tool could automatically create vertical/horizontal lines (or lines automatically stuck at specific drawing angles)? Also, I noticed the "show preview" checkbox with the line tool, but after doing some testing it doesn't seem to change anything whether it is checked or not: is that normal? Thanks in advance, ¡y saludos cordiales desde EEUU!
4 года назад
Xuan I take note for the next Krita Meeting , maybe the only vertical or horizontal idea will be interesting . Because we could add shortcut to enable and disable.
Hi Ramon thank you for Krita. Did you create it? Also, are you or do you know of any brushes that can replicate oil painting or acrylic? Maybe this question is dumb but I am new and learning this software. Thanks
Hi, No, Krita is created and mantained by the Krita team. You can read about the origins here krita.org/en/about/history/ and also see some devs here in this photograph. krita.org/en/support-us/donations/ Krita is a big project i just create content for the YT channel and make resources like brushes or training material. About Oil painting, you have the latest addition in Krita 4.4.2 With RGBA brushes krita.org/en/item/krita-4-4-2-released/ . i hope this helps //RM
I was referring that is nice to have the possibility of saving the combination of drawing assistants. A friendly gesture to give the video more natural mood. I do that gesture normally when I talk with my friends
@ Oh, sorry I came off the wrong way! Some context: doing that clicking sound, then saying "nice" is actually a very popular meme that originated from a Michael Rosen video. It seems this is just a coincidence, but either way it was really funny! I was just wondering if it was a clever little reference to the meme, it was unexpected but I got the friendly vibes, no worries :D
When I'm trying to sketch and use gestures to rotate and zoom, Krita is recognising the hand gestures as pen stokes. Can this be turned off, so only the pen will creates pen marks?
If you have a crash and persist please report it or make a post in krita-artists.org explaining all the specs of your device and giving snapshots. All the softwares crash sometimes.. sorry but in Krita you help reporting to improve the software as soon as possible. //RM
You mentioned new options to draw in krita but you miss out big time telling me how to get there, what buttons to use, which menus to open and so on. Pay more attention to this lots of people will like that.
for technical support please go to krita-artists.org. There you can share screenshots and captures, and much more people can help you, even developers. I hope this helps. if not , let me know please. //RM
@@KritaOrgPainting Where do I find the comic-oriented pencil brush? It's not in my list. Nothing with that name whatsoever...? EDIT: Is it RM Pencil 2B? I wish you would just use the actual name in the video :(
There's an assistant tool in the tool shelf, and in the tool options you add what kind of assistant you want. After that, go to your brush, access tool options, and then you can toggle Snap to Assistants
Link: files.kde.org/krita/extras/RM_Sketch_V1.bundle How to import brushes: Settings -> Manage Resources, then click on the button that corresponds with what you want to import; if a bundle (like here), click "Import Bundles", if a brush tip (.abr, .gbr), click "Import Brushes", if a brush preset (.kpp, brush tip + all other settings), then "Import Brush Presets". /tiar
Hello I have a question about the new "Reference Image docker." Is it better to use this rather than just paste in a reference image into a layer? I tried to use the new docker but it doesn't let me crop the reference image. When you are working on sprites or something you don't necessarily want the whole sheet of the 2D assets, so it would be helpful if we could crop the ref image. Thanks!
4 года назад
Then for that particular purpose i would use "Pureref" software. I agree references could be pulished a bit more. But is good for general purpose.
I'm not sure if you covered this or not. It went kind of fast. I am looking for a tool that automatically fixes or straightens lines. Cleans them up. I have seen this tool on other programs but I have no idea what it would be called or where to find it in my Krita program. Thank you.
instagram.com/krita_foundation/ yep! we have to reinforce that area too ;) In the next video i will talk more about social media. Thanks for the reminder //RM
Krita wants to be in Ipad too and is working hard for that but need Apple's aproval for using GPL licenses and more support too. If that happens the road it will be more open. Until that we have to wait. Ask Apple why :S //RM
Hola Ramón! Awesome video and thanks for the brushes! it's been fun using them and they're very fast. Here's my artwork and surely more will come. www.deviantart.com/p-a-b-l-o/art/Natalie-Imbruglia-817153553
