Oh, I forget to mention one more thing. There used to be a brush engine: "Dyna". It resembled Dynamic brush tool, but it had more options in Brush settings menu (F5). But, they deleted this brush engine in Krita 4.0. However, if you are using Krita 3.3 or an older version, you can still access it.
Thank you so much for this video! I've struggled using Krita all because I couldn't find the Stabilizer Tool, its easy peasy in Sai but not Krita for some reason, just glad I found it so now I can use Krita more now & give Sai a rest. I'm subscribing to your channel for more Krita updates!
This was the most practical tutorial I could find that specifically talks about Krita. Other channels talk about artistic aspects which is subjective. And they don't bother editing as well as this video did! Thanks for the great tutorial :D
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this video. Reading the Krita manual wasn't helpful to me and I just felt lost poking around in the program. I found other videos, but none of them answered these very basic procedural questions that I had about lining, specifically. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
These are quality videos, thank you for being so descriptive! This is a complete index on how to use the line art tools and will increase the quality of my work so much. Thank you!
Thank you for this wonderful video! It was so helpful. I have been using Krita for a few months now, and never figured out how to deal with lineart. Thank you so much!
I've been down the rabbit hole of krita tutorials and digital art tutorials in general. This may be 2 years old, but it's still super helpful! I was wondering how to change my lineart color! More helpful than Krita's actual tutorials hah! Thank you!
Thanks for the amazing video! I've been wanting to get into digital art for a long time and only just now started to actually pursue it. Your tutorials are excellent for building the tools and skills base beginners need! I'm keeping this video for easy access. ❤
I love the great vector line tips! And yeah I'm the desperate one who wants to use vector lines 😛. I'd love to see if you have tips on quick coloring, like the colorize mask.
I bought a Wacom tablet like 3 years ago and finally decided I probably should try to learn to use it. Krita seemed like the best FREE choice but every tutorial I watched just made me more confused and made my head hurt. After a few hours I came across your tutorial and I finally understand what the heck I'm doing! Thank you so much for the work you put into making this.
wow this really helped me a lot. i like that your always on point with your tutorials. pls continue to make videos like this because it helps newbies like me. hope you can show how you do coloring next time 😊😊
this is a fantastic tutorial. however, weighted does do something. If ur a clip user, present or former this will be interesting: so about Weighted in Krita, its actually similar to Clip's smoothing option for pen subtools. only instead of 0-100, it goes from 0-1000. so the default setting is around 50 for the distance. thats like having a pen on 5 smoothing in clip. 5!!! thats not a pen, thats a pencil. its practically off. Stroke ending should be relatively low, you dont want that cranked, but you do wanna play with distance. when i changed distance to 10x times what i would the smoothing on my g pen in clip, low and behold, the pen became alot easier and more comfy for me to control while getting fairly smooth lines. so if you are familiar with clip and have jumped ship or keep both anyway. you want weighted smoothing and then you wanna crank that distance parameter to about 10x what you would want on your pen of choice in clip. So yea, have a nice day digital artists. hopefully this helps you guys, especially if ur like me and recently jumped ship to Krita seeing if it can seriously replace clip.
For most purposes (even commercial) the new version of Krita is on a par with its expensive competitors-- yet its is free unless the user decides to donate to its creators (in Microsoft office, the donation is just $10)-- yet many people have not even heard of Krita! In any case, the new version (4.1.7) works smoothly in Windows 10.
![ขายสมบัติ Ferrari 488 ลูกรักก!! l [Nickynachat]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pwF1Il1Uevw/mqdefault.jpg)
Oh, I forget to mention one more thing. There used to be a brush engine: "Dyna". It resembled Dynamic brush tool, but it had more options in Brush settings menu (F5). But, they deleted this brush engine in Krita 4.0. However, if you are using Krita 3.3 or an older version, you can still access it.
Thank you so much for this video! I've struggled using Krita all because I couldn't find the Stabilizer Tool, its easy peasy in Sai but not Krita for some reason, just glad I found it so now I can use Krita more now & give Sai a rest. I'm subscribing to your channel for more Krita updates!
i guess Im kinda off topic but do anyone know a good site to stream new tv shows online?
@Jedidiah Pablo flixportal xD
@Kamden Carter Thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I appreciate it !
@Jedidiah Pablo no problem :)
This was the most practical tutorial I could find that specifically talks about Krita.
Other channels talk about artistic aspects which is subjective.
And they don't bother editing as well as this video did!
Thanks for the great tutorial :D
I saw a few Krita tutorials, even from 2022 and none of them shows changing color as simple as you do it. BIG THANKS
A life saving tutorial. Underrated channel. I subscribed. Don't thank me, you deserved it.
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this video. Reading the Krita manual wasn't helpful to me and I just felt lost poking around in the program. I found other videos, but none of them answered these very basic procedural questions that I had about lining, specifically. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Been using Krita for a while and didn't realise you can change a vector layer into a paint layer. Great thanks.
You don't know how long I've been searching for a video like this. Thank for making it simple and easy and straight to the point
"If you're really desperate" LOL great video
These are quality videos, thank you for being so descriptive! This is a complete index on how to use the line art tools and will increase the quality of my work so much. Thank you!
Thank you for this wonderful video! It was so helpful. I have been using Krita for a few months now, and never figured out how to deal with lineart. Thank you so much!
I've been down the rabbit hole of krita tutorials and digital art tutorials in general. This may be 2 years old, but it's still super helpful! I was wondering how to change my lineart color! More helpful than Krita's actual tutorials hah! Thank you!
Hum, you have convinced me of the usefulness of the slow stabilizer. I get it now. This is a very helpful video
Perfect tutorial. It's concise, but still descriptive enough and hits all the important things. I needed this so much. Thank you!
Yaaay for cute Krita Tuturials!! :3
This helped me so much with my struggle with lineart. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
I really love this guide, it's direct and doesn't wonder off to unrelated topics!
Thank you. You are the best. love the tutorials.
Definately more helpful than any of the other tutorials that I watched
Your tip about the layer alpha lock was a huge help. Many thanks!
5 years ago but still saves my life🙏
Tips are much appreciated.
I found it really useful that you pointed out about NumPad buttons!
I didn’t know stabiliser was a thing... this changes everything. Thank youuuuu!!!!!!
Great quality tutorial and you sound so charming! I loved the video! thank you!
Thanks for the amazing video! I've been wanting to get into digital art for a long time and only just now started to actually pursue it. Your tutorials are excellent for building the tools and skills base beginners need! I'm keeping this video for easy access. ❤
This helped me sooo much, thank you!!
I love the great vector line tips! And yeah I'm the desperate one who wants to use vector lines 😛. I'd love to see if you have tips on quick coloring, like the colorize mask.
Thank you for this video you are a life saver !
Thank you so much for uploading this! I didn't know you could rotate the canvas. Lots of good helpful tips. :)
I recently got a drawing tablet and Keira and I have been struggling with this thank you for the game changer advice
thank you so much for making this tutorial, it's a life saver
This was wonderfully helpful - thanks for the clarity of your presentation!
Thank you so much! You are very good at explaining everything, very helpful!
Thank you so much!! I’ve been looking so hard for a straightforward tutorial and this met my needs, luv ur accent too btw
thanks! =)
Thank youu!..also the music is so soothing ☺️
this vid changes everything for me!!!!!!
I bought a Wacom tablet like 3 years ago and finally decided I probably should try to learn to use it. Krita seemed like the best FREE choice but every tutorial I watched just made me more confused and made my head hurt. After a few hours I came across your tutorial and I finally understand what the heck I'm doing! Thank you so much for the work you put into making this.
Thank you for your kind words ♥
THANK YOU SO MUCH this was seriously a really helpful tutorial
This tutorial is awesome and it taught me so much thank u
this video helped me sooooo much, thank you!!
Thank you so much, kind lady. This helped me a lot.
This helped a lot thank you!
Сто лет не рисовала, а с лайном всегда была проблема. Спасибо за туториал)
IT HELPS ME ALOT. thank you very much kind human
I thought the vector tool was the only way to save me, but now I feel I can use your tips and try more :D tnks
Great tutorials, I love your accent too! The stabiliser will be especially good for me.
im also an artist that uses Krita, thank you for all these useful tips friend, i also subbed :D
I just got this program and this was very helpful. Thank you
Great video :)
It helped a lot. Thanks
wow this really helped me a lot. i like that your always on point with your tutorials. pls continue to make videos like this because it helps newbies like me. hope you can show how you do coloring next time 😊😊
Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial :)
Thank you for the video! It helped me greatly!
Finally i found the right video and this video gets to the point.
Ps. I love your accent.
Thanks you for the useful instructions for the tools.
Nice tutorial!
Now can I start with Krita
And you have interesting accent 🌹
You are amazing Thank you so much!!!!
thank you for making this video and not a sales pitch.
This was useful. Learned a few new things here. Thanks!
This is a gemstone of a video it helped me out a lot thanks
Ty for saying that, Im very happy that my old video is still helpful!
Very easy to follow :) I love the way you speak :)
Thank you, helped so much!
Thank you , thank you very much you saved my day!
Thank you so much this is what I was looking for!!!
Lifesaver!
this really helped, also ur voice is cute
Thanks so very helpful for me as just starting out with digitising my artwork
Thank you so much for this tutorial :-)
Omg you changed my life
I don’t know why you stoped uploading to the channel but you need to know you did a great job with these cute tutorials. ❤️
A really helpful video, thank you!
It was really helpful to me, thank you and keep uploading such good content ☺️☺️
Way cool!
Thank you.
this is a fantastic tutorial. however, weighted does do something.
If ur a clip user, present or former this will be interesting: so about Weighted in Krita, its actually similar to Clip's smoothing option for pen subtools. only instead of 0-100, it goes from 0-1000. so the default setting is around 50 for the distance. thats like having a pen on 5 smoothing in clip. 5!!! thats not a pen, thats a pencil. its practically off. Stroke ending should be relatively low, you dont want that cranked, but you do wanna play with distance. when i changed distance to 10x times what i would the smoothing on my g pen in clip, low and behold, the pen became alot easier and more comfy for me to control while getting fairly smooth lines. so if you are familiar with clip and have jumped ship or keep both anyway. you want weighted smoothing and then you wanna crank that distance parameter to about 10x what you would want on your pen of choice in clip.
So yea, have a nice day digital artists. hopefully this helps you guys, especially if ur like me and recently jumped ship to Krita seeing if it can seriously replace clip.
Very helpful, thank you!
I
This was really pleasant
Really helpful! Thank you! 🙏❤️
That was very helpful. Thank you!
as a newbie to art and krita, this was very useful. many thanks
Im glad it was helpful! =)
Hay tysm 4 t tutorial!!! My line art is smoother than eva
your way of teaching is excellent. please start a video tutorials on krita from scratch in a graded way so that many aspirants like me get benefited.
THANK YOU
Thank you :)
thank you so much
For most purposes (even commercial) the new version of Krita is on a par with its expensive competitors-- yet its is free unless the user decides to donate to its creators (in Microsoft office, the donation is just $10)-- yet many people have not even heard of Krita! In any case, the new version (4.1.7) works smoothly in Windows 10.
Thanx ! You have no idea ho much this helped me haha~~ :D
awesome video! 7 MInutes of gold :)
Okay, I love your accent ❤️
Thank you. Subbed
very helpful, thank you
Nice, terimakasih atas vidio nya sangat membantu saya, saya dari Indonesia
Thank you for very helpfull video
I like your accent and the tips too
Mam you are splendid......will you please make a video on all the important brushes in krita.??
Nice!
You have a cute russian accent :3
It's cool cause now I'm starting to lern english for work, and I understand all what you say.
Nice drawing
i love your accent!
thank you
Thanks! Really help me
Why not up date?
Its awesome tutorial, can you do coloring next
Not next one, I have a few video ideas I want to make, but mby later, thanks. =)
ill defenitely watch all of them, thank you very much