Krita | Thickening Line Art to Repair Poor Selections

[@majorgnu]

And in the process, you aliased the crap out of the lineart. 😔
Great if you're going for that look, but not so much if you want to keep your lineart textured and/or unaliased.
If there's an intact lineart layer, there are so many better options to go about this.
Expanding the selection before filling, since you're filling a paint layer beneath the lineart layer.
Changing the selection tool's threshold and/or growth so it includes all those bits in the first place.
Turning on alpha lock and just painting over the existing paint layer with broad strokes.
Also, save yourself a ton of work and learn to use Colorize Mask. That tool just below the gradient tool.
I'm sure you know most of this by now anyway, but I'm leaving this here for others.

[@thereplicant6027]

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[@rich_banana5451]

Not what I needed but extremely helpful

[@flr_rr]

great tip! honestly needed this

[@DeeManGamez]

Dude thank you for this holy crap. Subscribed - absolute legend

[@piotrrekos187]

Very helpfull . Have a good one 🍻

[@anime_simple3237]

Thank you 😊

[@ticklishwasabi]

You're welcome!

[@Rice_Grainz_II]

‼️‼️Thank you!!!

[@asdhggkrgkrmgirejlkgelkrjg2757]

I just select stuff then make the selection bigger, then I color it.

[@hinomorigaming]

how do you do it?

[@asdhggkrgkrmgirejlkgelkrjg2757]

@@hinomorigaming In the "select" tab I press something that goes along lines "add selection" or smth, basically the 4th last button in that tab

[@dexhuzsquispfrenic6973]

Just use coloring mask

[@majorgnu]

This.
Look for "Colorize Mask" in the Krita Reference Manual, people!
From lineart to flat colors in no time flat.
I'd link the page, but TH-cam hates links.

[@Soviet_Man56]

Dawg is that pathfinder from apex legends?

[@ticklishwasabi]

Yeah I used to play a lot lol

[@Soviet_Man56]

@@ticklishwasabi Epic art tho man, keep it up!