Open-source workspaces like Krita are a godsend to struggling artists. Super big thanks big thanks to the krita team, working with your users and platform this last year has been one of the better things I've had. Please don't go Premium lol
I love pastels and watercolours, and both are the hardest to emulate on software. Thank you so much for all the work! And thank you for the video, great as usual.
I was really afraid of the pressure curve being a "mountain" shape opposed to the usual "increasing slope", but oh man when i tried it out it felt amazing. I dont have to change brushes constantly, and being able to have so much control over a single stroke is feels really empowering!
@@KritaOrgPainting Hello, I made a comment with a link to my Facebook post a while ago, but it seems it got deleted by TH-cam. My facebook page is Liese Vermont Art
this is one of the most helpful explanations of a brush i've ever watched. dude, thank you. not only do i understand how the brush works but now i see how the settings change it.
Amazing job ! I just tested it, it's really one of the most intuitive and good looking feature I've had the pleasure to try out in a digital drawing software. Can't wait to see how other people will use it!
I am rewatching this video again. It's funny, whenever my skills improves a bit I am going back to these videos, so I can make the most of the Krita with the current skills. Thank you, Ramon!
i just got the updated version (yes, i know, very late) but i really love the new brushes! honestly the only way to make these cooler would be to somehow blend the properties of the watercolour brushes and the wet brushes to create an even more "traditional" effect or to blend better these brushes were honestly my favourite thing about the update and i can't wait to maybe experiment more with blending traditional and digital media!
I root for that lonely coder who could add to these brushstrokes a feature that affects the previous brushstrokes without using the water pen. Anyway, it's really smart of adding that water pen to compensate to what krita can not do as of the moment! Cheers! I'm new to Krita and it has been a great ride so far!
When i was starting digital art i used medibang cause i taught krita was a headache (no offense) now bc of this vid i now want krita just because of the brushes and animation thank you this was a big help. 😀😀😀
Yeah I used to draw in medibang too and krita seemed too intimidating but at some point I felt like medibang's brushes were way too basic and... "digital", so I switched to krita and I'm much happier with the brushes
Frikkin awesome! I'm new to digital painting but have a background in watercolors. This video made me super stoked to dig deeper into Krita. Thanks/ Bo
I didn't even realize Krita had new watercolor brushes, until I saw this video. They were not tagged, and I only select brushes by tags. I'll have to try them, they look excellent.
I am testing the watercolor brushes. They are amazing! Better than Corel Painter's, only similar to Adobe Fresco and Rebellion brushes. Look great with a watercolor paper texture background.
Thank you so much 😀 but i want to be humble and i know real watercolor is amazing and much more complex. If you paint something with them, let us see it in krita-artists.org
Thank you for explaining soo well. I wonder where I can download or buy more water colour brushes? It seems not enough brushes which you showed in Krita.
Its not bad but not watercolory enough for my taste. I use actual watercolor textures where I resize and bend each piece with the move/liquify tool into the desired shape
I really like the textures of these brushes! Thank you, Ramon for your hard work! But, for the brushes that go lighter when pressure is harder, (I can't remember which ones) how can this behavior be reversed? I would like the pressure to be able to be light when I want less color and more color when I press harder.
Its incredible imitation! Sometimes I want to seek some water glass to put stylus into it and get more water )) Really, It's great to simulate this technics! Thanks!
Hi Ramon! I'm just a beginner but I can't thank you enough for this incredible software. Hope I'm not too late but I was wondering how to give a more "dry/dried" aspect to WaterC_Basic_Round-Grain; the idea would be a thicker edge, simulating concentrated pigment (almost like the fringe). Thanks in advance!
Me alegra que te guste el efecto. Ese era mi pensamiento cuando los diseñé, como simular la sensación, no solo la apariencia. En una conferencia expliqué eso y mucho más. th-cam.com/video/z4orwUbI-co/w-d-xo.html //RM
Sorry i missed your comment. These brushes are included in Krita. th-cam.com/video/VTlh2KhkOM4/w-d-xo.html If you download the latest release, they are available for you. I hope you enjoy them. If you need more help you can go to krita-artists.org. //RM
Hi, Ramon, thanks for your valuable videos, I have Krita 4.3 and for some reason the new watercolors brushes don't work, there are checked marks, an x on every watercolor brushes, thanks in advance.
Hello there, love your vids and Krita. I'd like to know how to blend two different colors while using watercolor without it looking all smudged and losing its texture? Do I just use a watercolor paper texture for the canvas or is there some kind of a trick I can use?
Coming soon! i am preparing another video with the solution, but if you want to investigate by your own go for it. A layer with texture is a good idea but limited in some things i will explain in the video
Hi Ramon, thank you for sharing and explaining the fantastic job you've done and regularily do on those brushes. I've just installed the 4.3.0 version for Windows to test the new watercolor brushes, and i've noted than the behavior and default parameters on some brushes are different from your default parameters displayed in your video, especially the configuration of the Flow section in the Masked Brush part. On my computer and drawing screen, the default brushes do not seem to render exactly the same way as in your video. Is is maybe due to the specific drawing that you use or I missed something in the installation of the brush pack? Thank you for your help.
There are two versions of those brushes, first is in 4.3.0 by default, the second one is in the description under this video. It has changed parameters to be more suitable for mouse users.
Sorry for delay. please visit Krita-artists.org and present your self there. Coders are often reading a lot of threads there so is the best site. We are always happy to know more coders and artists. //RM
2:21 This brush and a few others aren't working for me for some reason. I've been testing swatches of all the brushes, and I found out that to use some of them I need to first have a mark on the canvas so the brush can react to it. But with this Round Fringe and some others that still does nothing...
Hi, sorry to hear that, but brushes work ok usually, so you need to give more info. like which release are you using your OS, if you are using tablet. The best thing you can do is open a thread in krita-artists.org where all devs are usually and more artists can help you too. I hope this helps //RM
Hello, is there a way to place shortcut on keyboard to move angle faster, like for example shift+swipe (changing brush size) ? I find it distracting if I press right click if i want to rotate the brush angle.. :(
Unfortunately, there've been often times where brush strokes were choppy, like Krita would lag for me when I made any sort of detail on the canvas. I'm not sure if it's the graphics backend API, LLVM, or whatever, but that's started to make me ask myself "Do I want to do my work in Krita...?"
サラ姫 please report it to Krita-artists.org forum and maybe devs can help you. More explanation is needed. Device,release,os,... these kind of things. Krita tries to be as good as possible but need good feedback to improve. //RM
I love using these brushes! But they work better when doing long brushstrokes instead of many short ones. Is there a way to treat multiple brushstrokes as a single one?
not exactly because we are using a trick nowadays. I sometimes use the Greater mode under Mix category but has limitations. Test it to see if this works for you. //RM
These brushes look amazing - but when I try and reproduce what you do in your video the "paint" seems to "dry" very quickly. So at 3min05 you paint a box and then fill it in. The "paint" is still "wet" and it becomes a single block of colour. This looks perfect. When I try and reproduce this I have to be very fast to get this effect. Most of the time the outline of the box has "dried" and so filling in the box is adding an extra layer of paint to the outline. So I don't have a good looking block of water colour. I have a strongly outlined box. When I try and use your simple brushes on my own picture again the paint immediately "dries" if you take the pen off the tablet. This means that trying to create a block of colour is impossible. Each pen touch is a whole new layer of colour and where the strokes overlap the difference in colour opacity is so strong that the finished picture looks terrible. Is there any way of controlling how fast the paint "dries"? At 5 mins43 you have an outline of a mountain which you fill in. I cannot reproduce this using your brushes. For me I paint a blue outline. When I try and fill in the blue outlines becomes much darker. It is now 2 layers of paint so the colour is much stronger. I do not understand why your brushes work one way for you and totally differently for me.
Thanks for your feedback 7:32 is important to notice. These brushes are a trick "they are not using phisics, but opacity trick , so you have to start with the desired pressure (which controls the amount of pigment) and then keep the brushtroke moving your brush Don't take the pen off the tablet.. Of course you can do several brushstrokes and then mix with the last brush, the blender for watercolor. Is that answered your question? //RM
hey , I was using some brushes on krita and I was tweaking the brush settings and the brush doesnt work animore and I cant reset them , I tryied reinstalling krita but its not working , someone help please, the brush doesnt even show up on thw canvas anymore
hello! I just need some help about setting up the workspace. How do I set it up where for example I am editing a brush preset and I don't have to close and open the window again each time I do the editing?
Making a port is not an easy task, it takes a lot of time from coders, so more funds are needed to get more human resources. You can contribute also if you want here. krita.org/en/support-us/donations/ //RM
Krita can mimic the look, not the real behavior of WC. You paint in realtime (you don;t need a high range device) and you control de behavior. An also don't have to wait for the effect. Is limited to the brush behavior, not real dynamics. I hope this helps
Open-source workspaces like Krita are a godsend to struggling artists.
Super big thanks big thanks to the krita team, working with your users and platform this last year has been one of the better things I've had. Please don't go Premium lol
The Power of Open Source, Open Creativity, Power to the People!. Si sii
These brushes r the best part of the update 🔥
Where to download brushes?)
I love pastels and watercolours, and both are the hardest to emulate on software. Thank you so much for all the work! And thank you for the video, great as usual.
Glad you like them! paint something with them and share it with us in krita-artists.org //RM
I was really afraid of the pressure curve being a "mountain" shape opposed to the usual "increasing slope", but oh man when i tried it out it felt amazing. I dont have to change brushes constantly, and being able to have so much control over a single stroke is feels really empowering!
These brushes are so fucking cool dude. Thank you for your hard work, everyone on the Krita team
Thanks. An app developer who actually cares for the users instead of being money hungry. Greetings from india. People need to learn from you Ramón
These brushes look amazing! I love adding a more "traditional" look to my digital art, so this is perfect
Glad you like them! maybe you can share with us your work with a link? :D //RM
@@KritaOrgPainting I'll have to share my work as soon as I get something I'm happy with! I've mainly been experimenting with brushes :)
@@KritaOrgPainting Hello, I made a comment with a link to my Facebook post a while ago, but it seems it got deleted by TH-cam.
My facebook page is Liese Vermont Art
Krita is only getting better and better 👍
Thanks Ramon and Everyone working on making Krita!!
Thanks developers for making the interface beginner friendly, I even made an animated music video for the very first time. Thank you.
Thank you so much for explaining about the flow, Ramon. I had the flow level at maximum and was wondering why nothing was happening.
Adam Thornton you can share your artwork remember in Krita-artists.org
this is one of the most helpful explanations of a brush i've ever watched. dude, thank you. not only do i understand how the brush works but now i see how the settings change it.
Glad it helped!
Wow! I haven't drawn digitally in ages but this makes me kinda interested in trying Krita again!
Thank you SO much for this tutorial. I used these brushed today and am in LOVE
Thank you! This program changed my life. I love art again because of it
12:05 - Impressive as always!!
Amazing job ! I just tested it, it's really one of the most intuitive and good looking feature I've had the pleasure to try out in a digital drawing software. Can't wait to see how other people will use it!
Oh my god! This is so cool! Im so happy to have Krita
I greatly appreciate the extensive tutorial on the types of brushes with Krita. Thank you very much for this insightful video.
I am rewatching this video again. It's funny, whenever my skills improves a bit I am going back to these videos, so I can make the most of the Krita with the current skills. Thank you, Ramon!
what a beatiful words . Thanks :3 //RM
i just got the updated version (yes, i know, very late) but i really love the new brushes!
honestly the only way to make these cooler would be to somehow blend the properties of the watercolour brushes and the wet brushes to create an even more "traditional" effect or to blend better
these brushes were honestly my favourite thing about the update and i can't wait to maybe experiment more with blending traditional and digital media!
I missed your comment sorry. Yes i know what you are talking about, maybe in future ;) if Krita gets more suport and funds. //RM
I root for that lonely coder who could add to these brushstrokes a feature that affects the previous brushstrokes without using the water pen. Anyway, it's really smart of adding that water pen to compensate to what krita can not do as of the moment! Cheers! I'm new to Krita and it has been a great ride so far!
Glad you like it. Yes we have to be patience but nowadays we have incredible tools already. Now is time for good artwork! //RM
I can't believe this is real. Thank you so much!
Yes it's real thanks to the hardwork and the support Krita receives from his community //RM
Marvelous!! Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you guys for the help with the brushes
I love these watercolour brushes I did some really cool black and white samurai portraits with them, the grainy effects and texturers are so nice
Could i watch them ? //RM
@@KritaOrgPainting I didn't record but I could send a link to the finished art.
@@LostHavenGames sure
really nice video! well thought out!
finally tried these, and they're surprisingly functional. 10/10
wow, big thanks for you!!!
You're welcome!
When i was starting digital art i used medibang cause i taught krita was a headache (no offense) now bc of this vid i now want krita just because of the brushes and animation thank you this was a big help. 😀😀😀
I’m using MediBang too, but it’s very hard to get a nice watercolor effect. Do you do watercolor too?
@@heyno9383 im wanting to at medibang but the watercolor brushes arent that good and im too lazy tp draw
Yeah I used to draw in medibang too and krita seemed too intimidating but at some point I felt like medibang's brushes were way too basic and... "digital", so I switched to krita and I'm much happier with the brushes
Frikkin awesome!
I'm new to digital painting but have a background in watercolors. This video made me super stoked to dig deeper into Krita.
Thanks/ Bo
I didn't even realize Krita had new watercolor brushes, until I saw this video. They were not tagged, and I only select brushes by tags. I'll have to try them, they look excellent.
This is amazing, you're amazing! Thank you. I'm also new and a mouse user, I will test this out
Ok, these are amazing! 🤯
I must say these brushes are very awesome to use and i really like them!
I am testing the watercolor brushes. They are amazing! Better than Corel Painter's, only similar to Adobe Fresco and Rebellion brushes.
Look great with a watercolor paper texture background.
Paule spoiler, August will be related with that in some way you will discover
Wow! brushes looks more realistic than real watercolor! 😍
Thank you so much 😀 but i want to be humble and i know real watercolor is amazing and much more complex. If you paint something with them, let us see it in krita-artists.org
Thank you for the brushes they're amazing
Amazing video, thank you!
These brushes are rly amazing! Thanks for sharing - gonne give them a try next week. (-:
I love krita. Keep going!
Thank you! 😊
Amazing brushes, looking forward to playing around with these a little more.
Outstanding tutorial.
These look excellent.
Amazing! Mil gracias:)
De nada, espero que puedas crear lo que desees con estos pinceles.
Just in time! I need to do a commission with watercolors...!
Great video, thank you Ramon.
WOW! So cool! Question, any tips on adjusting these watercolor brushes to emulate gouache?
That is amazing! WOW
Great tutorials. Surprised with the new brush. Then go download the latest version to replace the v4.03
Man krita is so under rated
@@try1785 that is not true I value my mother
@@try1785 😂😂
its brilliant ramon!
thank you!!
look great. thanks
Thanks for hard work! :)
Looks awesome!
Thank you so much!! 💖💖
Very nice
Thank you for explaining soo well. I wonder where I can download or buy more water colour brushes? It seems not enough brushes which you showed in Krita.
Great video. Would you please point me in the right direction to learn how to install the Watercolour Brush Set in Krita 5.0. Thank you.
Its not bad but not watercolory enough for my taste. I use actual watercolor textures where I resize and bend each piece with the move/liquify tool into the desired shape
I really like the textures of these brushes! Thank you, Ramon for your hard work! But, for the brushes that go lighter when pressure is harder, (I can't remember which ones) how can this behavior be reversed? I would like the pressure to be able to be light when I want less color and more color when I press harder.
I finally understand this brushes hahaha
hi, where can i get more tutorials? this was very informative, thank you!!!
Do you have a digital painting course? Using your watercolor brushes? I am interested!
Esos pinceles están buenísimos!
Muchas gracias, espero ver muchos artes finales con ellos :) //RM
thank you!!!!
Its incredible imitation! Sometimes I want to seek some water glass to put stylus into it and get more water ))
Really, It's great to simulate this technics! Thanks!
Hey, I am glad you like them 👍. If you paint something please let me know, just share the link here. Thanks and enjoy //RM
@@KritaOrgPainting oh, nothing special. But I started to draw something in this water technics. As it will be done - I'll share my work here!
@@KritaOrgPainting krita-artists.org/t/fish-watercolor/34565?u=wire_inet
@@KritaOrgPainting and again - thank you for brushes )
Can you please draw the starry night with krita🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi Ramon! I'm just a beginner but I can't thank you enough for this incredible software.
Hope I'm not too late but I was wondering how to give a more "dry/dried" aspect to WaterC_Basic_Round-Grain; the idea would be a thicker edge, simulating concentrated pigment (almost like the fringe). Thanks in advance!
Gracias :)
how do you get the water color brush to drip more...like splotch more...? Thank you...
Not sure why the spread brushes don't work for me with pressure difference?
Practicamente parece que le estubieras poniedo agua!
Me alegra que te guste el efecto. Ese era mi pensamiento cuando los diseñé, como simular la sensación, no solo la apariencia. En una conferencia expliqué eso y mucho más. th-cam.com/video/z4orwUbI-co/w-d-xo.html //RM
Are there any videos on removing backgrounds for transparency?
Hello
I wonder, where can I get these brushes ? I can see the link for mouse user but not the other one...
Sorry i missed your comment. These brushes are included in Krita. th-cam.com/video/VTlh2KhkOM4/w-d-xo.html If you download the latest release, they are available for you. I hope you enjoy them. If you need more help you can go to krita-artists.org. //RM
@@KritaOrgPainting Thanks you for yout answer ! ^^
Hi, Ramon, thanks for your valuable videos, I have Krita 4.3 and for some reason the new watercolors brushes don't work, there are checked marks, an x on every watercolor brushes, thanks in advance.
🌸🌸🌸
Water color thanks
Welcome 😊 //RM
Hello there, love your vids and Krita. I'd like to know how to blend two different colors while using watercolor without it looking all smudged and losing its texture? Do I just use a watercolor paper texture for the canvas or is there some kind of a trick I can use?
Coming soon! i am preparing another video with the solution, but if you want to investigate by your own go for it. A layer with texture is a good idea but limited in some things i will explain in the video
@@KritaOrgPainting thank you! I'll be waiting for the video!
spanish pleace from Sntiago of Chile
Hi Ramon, thank you for sharing and explaining the fantastic job you've done and regularily do on those brushes. I've just installed the 4.3.0 version for Windows to test the new watercolor brushes, and i've noted than the behavior and default parameters on some brushes are different from your default parameters displayed in your video, especially the configuration of the Flow section in the Masked Brush part. On my computer and drawing screen, the default brushes do not seem to render exactly the same way as in your video. Is is maybe due to the specific drawing that you use or I missed something in the installation of the brush pack? Thank you for your help.
There are two versions of those brushes, first is in 4.3.0 by default, the second one is in the description under this video. It has changed parameters to be more suitable for mouse users.
krita: i am a developer how can i work with people like you.
Sorry for delay. please visit Krita-artists.org and present your self there. Coders are often reading a lot of threads there so is the best site. We are always happy to know more coders and artists. //RM
The spreaders seem useful to me...
2:21 This brush and a few others aren't working for me for some reason. I've been testing swatches of all the brushes, and I found out that to use some of them I need to first have a mark on the canvas so the brush can react to it. But with this Round Fringe and some others that still does nothing...
Hi, sorry to hear that, but brushes work ok usually, so you need to give more info. like which release are you using your OS, if you are using tablet. The best thing you can do is open a thread in krita-artists.org where all devs are usually and more artists can help you too. I hope this helps //RM
Hello, is there a way to place shortcut on keyboard to move angle faster, like for example shift+swipe (changing brush size) ?
I find it distracting if I press right click if i want to rotate the brush angle.. :(
I dont know how to do it. I use RMB and then i change here the angle fast if needed, but iwould like to have something like that. //RM
Unfortunately, there've been often times where brush strokes were choppy, like Krita would lag for me when I made any sort of detail on the canvas. I'm not sure if it's the graphics backend API, LLVM, or whatever, but that's started to make me ask myself "Do I want to do my work in Krita...?"
サラ姫 please report it to Krita-artists.org forum and maybe devs can help you. More explanation is needed. Device,release,os,... these kind of things. Krita tries to be as good as possible but need good feedback to improve. //RM
ah chrome says the link website is not available but firefox helped
I love using these brushes! But they work better when doing long brushstrokes instead of many short ones.
Is there a way to treat multiple brushstrokes as a single one?
not exactly because we are using a trick nowadays. I sometimes use the Greater mode under Mix category but has limitations. Test it to see if this works for you. //RM
@@KritaOrgPainting thanks! I'll try it right away!
These brushes look amazing - but when I try and reproduce what you do in your video the "paint" seems to "dry" very quickly. So at 3min05 you paint a box and then fill it in. The "paint" is still "wet" and it becomes a single block of colour. This looks perfect. When I try and reproduce this I have to be very fast to get this effect. Most of the time the outline of the box has "dried" and so filling in the box is adding an extra layer of paint to the outline. So I don't have a good looking block of water colour. I have a strongly outlined box. When I try and use your simple brushes on my own picture again the paint immediately "dries" if you take the pen off the tablet. This means that trying to create a block of colour is impossible. Each pen touch is a whole new layer of colour and where the strokes overlap the difference in colour opacity is so strong that the finished picture looks terrible. Is there any way of controlling how fast the paint "dries"? At 5 mins43 you have an outline of a mountain which you fill in. I cannot reproduce this using your brushes. For me I paint a blue outline. When I try and fill in the blue outlines becomes much darker. It is now 2 layers of paint so the colour is much stronger. I do not understand why your brushes work one way for you and totally differently for me.
Thanks for your feedback
7:32 is important to notice. These brushes are a trick "they are not using phisics, but opacity trick , so you have to start with the desired pressure (which controls the amount of pigment) and then keep the brushtroke moving your brush Don't take the pen off the tablet.. Of course you can do several brushstrokes and then mix with the last brush, the blender for watercolor. Is that answered your question? //RM
I have a doubt how to add the brushes, could someone tell me?
Wait this was uploaded today?
another slice of Ramon magic !
MangaTengu thanks,mate. You are very kind. //RM
Sorry I'm new to Krita, how do you install these brushes after downloading them?
Everything is explained in the video. Watch it carefully and done ;)
hey , I was using some brushes on krita and I was tweaking the brush settings and the brush doesnt work animore and I cant reset them , I tryied reinstalling krita but its not working , someone help please, the brush doesnt even show up on thw canvas anymore
hello! I just need some help about setting up the workspace. How do I set it up where for example I am editing a brush preset and I don't have to close and open the window again each time I do the editing?
in Krita 5 Brush editor will be detachable. Good if you have a second monitor and tweak a lot of brushes. //RM
how can i get these brushes please
Watch the video entirely ;) i give detailed instructions. The Watercolor brushes are included by default in Krita 4.3
I love watching videos about krita but idk why it couldn't be downloaded on my android phone and I'm so saaaaaad about that 😭😭😭😭
It's not available for android
Making a port is not an easy task, it takes a lot of time from coders, so more funds are needed to get more human resources. You can contribute also if you want here. krita.org/en/support-us/donations/ //RM
not exactly correct. Krita is being developed to be in Android tablets. but smatphones ... maybe some day
Can Krita "simulate" or show that colors flow into each other and also flow down the canvas in watercolor? If so, how?
Krita can mimic the look, not the real behavior of WC. You paint in realtime (you don;t need a high range device) and you control de behavior. An also don't have to wait for the effect. Is limited to the brush behavior, not real dynamics. I hope this helps
@@KritaOrgPainting This helped, thanks!