A new video tutorial about Line-art tips in Krita. The theme was voted by my Patreon 'heros' who support the creation of open tutorials ; Thanks them again ! I hope you'll like it and I'm open to crits and comments to improve the next ones.
I have used Photoshop since 3.0 and what used to be called "Painter". I just discovered Krita this week and have used it to make a few sketches, inked drawings, and even an animation. I think what's key is that is has a great community teaching it other to use it. Thanks for posting this video. I'm going to redo an inked drawing with the assistant.
Thank you for letting me know this old video is still useful. Krita is changing a lot, I'm glad the core mechanism and feature are still not much changing.
Very good tut. Your channel has some of the best krita tutorials on you tube. Thanks for posting. Ktita has a rather steep learning curve but I still enjoy using it.
Such beautiful artworks you made ! Wow You should make an ebook or something like " How To Draw Manga " with your own style , it's just awesome man ! If you made it I'll absolutely buy it :)
+Bajeri Hamidani Thank you! I'll produce a guide to draw ; it's on my to-do. But it's long and complex :) It will be free and open ( to be translated, edited, derivated ) so nothing to buy ;)
I'm a traditional artist but I've just been gifted a Huion Kamvas pro 13 and have downloaded Krita. This video of your work is amazing and you have truly inspired me, thank you. I look forward to watching more of your videos as I begin my new artistic adventure. Thank you for sharing :-) xXx
One step at a time. Comparing your work to someone else's work is a sure way to fall into "the pit". It's just a matter of finding your style... Remember, Spongebob is artwork too. Someone settled on that.
Hush up, you don't have a long way to go. You WILL be there. Looking at your skill now and expecting your skill to be at the same level NOW is not the way to do it. Just look at it as your future. Look at the talent and see it as goals rather than impossible competition. I believe in you.
1:16 omgg i remember, i watched this video like once, and I thought it was really clever, used this tip like one or twice before well stop because I kinda like the grey sketch. But sometimes, i still use it do differentiate my different layers. I totally forgot where I learned that, but seeing this video just shows how even when I barely knew how to use Krita (and draw), i already used your great tips. It was a few years ago, i kinda stopped drawing digitally meanwhile, but recently, I've realized how much I love art, and your videos are full of great useful tips. Thanks again, and btw, i read you comic a while ago, it was really cool, and when I learned you made it, using Krita, i was soo happy. Krita deserves much more recognition, it's great, complete and free, but people keep downloading/buying what they know, so like procreate, Photoshop, cps, it makes me kinda sad but it's great to know that creators like you display how great it is :D
David, Fantastic tutorial, bonus points for the music. Et ton dessins sont magnifique! Look forward to my support on patreon! And I'll look forward to more tutorials from you.
My son wanted a drawing pad so I got him a Wacom. The software that came with it is more for art and not for drawing so Krita looks like a good place to start.
@@ygolohcysp8755He probably means art that resembles traditional painting/painting as opposed to line-based drawing. I've seen Wacoms come with Corel Painter so it makes sense. Just a small language issue, no biggie.
Holy shit this is helpful! I had no idea Krita had some of these features. The vanishing point aid in particular is no doubt going to be a massive help as long as I can remember to use it. While I understand vanishing points, even if I'm doing multiple in one piece, it still gets severely annoying when I have to line up a lot of things.
merci pour tes tutos, en complement de quelques bidouillages et explorations perso, ca permet de vraiment vite se former à ce soft magique qu'est krita !
wow! the tutorial was really helpful and your lineart/linework is amazing! keep up the good work and I wish you a very well day to you! and I love your accent :O it's so awesome!
If I could earn some money, I would totally support you on Patreon. Your lineart is lovely! P.S.: your accent was a bit stronger in this video, and it felt even better :D
This dudes line art is so smooth. When i do line art, the lines look like i was drawing on a roller coaster that was having a malfunction.
i think almost all programms have a stabilizier that helps you do straight lines! he is using it too!
@@BlackShootxD really? that's actually really helpful as I am new to digital art. Thanks!
I clean lines the problem it's that it doesn't look like the sketch
@@BlackShootxD Could you give me the name of this function or a way to enable it in Krita? I can't find it myself.
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I hope this helps!
Holy cheese, your linework is amazing!
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A new video tutorial about Line-art tips in Krita. The theme was voted by my Patreon 'heros' who support the creation of open tutorials ; Thanks them again ! I hope you'll like it and I'm open to crits and comments to improve the next ones.
These are really fantastic!
there are some amazing things here that will really save some time - wow thank you!!
***** Really cool tips! Thanks Revoy! Please keep it up :)
***** these are fantastic tips man! thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for sharing.
there are so many things i like about this video: the clear, useful instructions, the gorgeous drawings! wow! but also your charming accent. I love it
aww thank you!
I have used Photoshop since 3.0 and what used to be called "Painter". I just discovered Krita this week and have used it to make a few sketches, inked drawings, and even an animation. I think what's key is that is has a great community teaching it other to use it. Thanks for posting this video. I'm going to redo an inked drawing with the assistant.
Thanks for the transformation info, very cool!
We have ver 4.3 and these tips are still very useful for us starters. Thank you!
Thank you for letting me know this old video is still useful. Krita is changing a lot, I'm glad the core mechanism and feature are still not much changing.
Very good tut. Your channel has some of the best krita tutorials on you tube. Thanks for posting. Ktita has a rather steep learning curve but I still enjoy using it.
the first 15 seconds was already helpful and everything just got better and better from there. thank youuu
I admire your drawing ability and the care you take in producing good quality tutorials. Consider me a fan.
💜 thanks!
I cannot tell you how much this video helped me. I am grateful.
YOUR TUTORIALS ARE SO SOOOO INCREDIBLY HELPFUL WTF this is probably the only patreon Im seriously considering!!!
thank you! your tips are actually helping me! i've searched so long for tutorials like those. subscribed
so THATS HOW TRANSFORMATIONS WORK. you sir are a lifesaver!
Such beautiful artworks you made ! Wow
You should make an ebook or something like " How To Draw Manga " with your own style , it's just awesome man !
If you made it I'll absolutely buy it :)
+Bajeri Hamidani Thank you! I'll produce a guide to draw ; it's on my to-do. But it's long and complex :) It will be free and open ( to be translated, edited, derivated ) so nothing to buy ;)
Cool ! I'll be waiting for it :)
This is line art goals
7 years later and it’s still useful…THANK YOU
your art style is underrated.
Thanks for the tips.
Thank you very much!
You have such a unique and fun style, thank you for these videos, they are really helpful!
I'm a traditional artist but I've just been gifted a Huion Kamvas pro 13 and have downloaded Krita. This video of your work is amazing and you have truly inspired me, thank you. I look forward to watching more of your videos as I begin my new artistic adventure. Thank you for sharing :-) xXx
Oh lord, the swap presets.. You’ve just made my day!
.......i have such a long way to go
BlueFlameBird don't give up !
Good luck!
One step at a time. Comparing your work to someone else's work is a sure way to fall into "the pit". It's just a matter of finding your style... Remember, Spongebob is artwork too. Someone settled on that.
feel ya bro!
Hush up, you don't have a long way to go. You WILL be there. Looking at your skill now and expecting your skill to be at the same level NOW is not the way to do it. Just look at it as your future. Look at the talent and see it as goals rather than impossible competition. I believe in you.
year for all of us, for so- it's still ongoing. i respect you for being honest as that's what's been keeping a bit sane recently, just being
1:16 omgg i remember, i watched this video like once, and I thought it was really clever, used this tip like one or twice before well stop because I kinda like the grey sketch. But sometimes, i still use it do differentiate my different layers. I totally forgot where I learned that, but seeing this video just shows how even when I barely knew how to use Krita (and draw), i already used your great tips. It was a few years ago, i kinda stopped drawing digitally meanwhile, but recently, I've realized how much I love art, and your videos are full of great useful tips. Thanks again, and btw, i read you comic a while ago, it was really cool, and when I learned you made it, using Krita, i was soo happy. Krita deserves much more recognition, it's great, complete and free, but people keep downloading/buying what they know, so like procreate, Photoshop, cps, it makes me kinda sad but it's great to know that creators like you display how great it is :D
That was one of the most useful Krita videos I've seen! Thank you very much!
Awesome David! Thanks for sharing your skill and knowledge with us! It will be vastly useful for a lot of people just learning to use Krita.
David,
Fantastic tutorial, bonus points for the music. Et ton dessins sont magnifique! Look forward to my support on patreon! And I'll look forward to more tutorials from you.
Gossamer Socks Thank you ! :)
Great tutorial even in 2018!! Also on a side note i love your art work and your linework looks almost traditional, very nice!
well done .. really learned a lot - btw. tool options is no docker anymore but a button next to the brush settings editor ;)
Thanks for the tut :)
I always enjoy your tutorials and time lapse drawings. :)
I'm so glad I found your channel!
This video was extremely helpful! I didn't even think about applying transformations on grouped layers, thank you so much for the tips!!
Very helpful. Incredible artist.
Great video! I don't have Krita yet, so I was looking at studying some things about it first. This seemed to tell me a lot of what I wanted to know.
This is fantastic!
I love your technique and the way you explain everything is perfect. Easy to understand and remember.
My son wanted a drawing pad so I got him a Wacom. The software that came with it is more for art and not for drawing so Krita looks like a good place to start.
Lmao what did you just say “for art and not for drawing” drawing is art
@@ygolohcysp8755He probably means art that resembles traditional painting/painting as opposed to line-based drawing. I've seen Wacoms come with Corel Painter so it makes sense. Just a small language issue, no biggie.
Very helpful! I just got Krita and this was really great quality! Mercy beaucoup :D
+Sonam Scoggins : Thank you for the feedback!
dude I loved that background song
Your drawing is beautiful, man.
your art is beautiful and thank you for the tips
Thank you for the tips! I also enjoy your drawings; the interaction between creatures and people remind me of the early Dragon Ball days.
Definitely going to refer back to this video at some point. Lots of great tips!
That was really helpful, thankyou, and it really showed of the features of Kitra.
Really useful, just subscribed to keep on finding out about your tutorials and work, thanks. Greetings from Spain.
Thank you for the tips! They're helping me a lot.
btw, your art is awesome!
This krita tutorial is so useful, thank you!
Glad it was still helpful after all these years!
YOU ARE AN AWESOME ARTIST! A very helpful tutorial...God bless you.
Thank you for tNice tutorials very clear and concise tutorial. Look forward to more videos from u
Great info to improve the workflow! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us! Cheers!
OMG I THOUGHT "HE'S FRENCH" AND THEN I SAW THE CHARARCTERS AND DAMN, I READ YOUR BOOK, I LOVED IT OMGGGG
Merci ^__^
Holy shit this is helpful! I had no idea Krita had some of these features. The vanishing point aid in particular is no doubt going to be a massive help as long as I can remember to use it. While I understand vanishing points, even if I'm doing multiple in one piece, it still gets severely annoying when I have to line up a lot of things.
merci pour tes tutos, en complement de quelques bidouillages et explorations perso, ca permet de vraiment vite se former à ce soft magique qu'est krita !
+TeamBbAze Merci pour le retour!
Your videos are really helpful, thank you!
what an awesome video, some great editing!
my inking looked off so I look this video up
come to find out I was inkng with a paint brush....
My face when I learned about the ruler D:
Great work David I really enjoyed it :)
wow! the tutorial was really helpful and your lineart/linework is amazing! keep up the good work and I wish you a very well day to you!
and I love your accent :O it's so awesome!
thanks David very useful
This helped me out a lot, great work!
also your accent is pretty cool :p
This is so useful and to the point
You are so cool, Sir Revoy. Thank you.
I love your artwork
Hello David! Impressive Work you have! Iam currently discovering Krita and getting into the open source world in general.
Your work is amazing and love that you help us. Thank you!
This helped me a lot. Thank you!
Your art and accent are beautiful! ! I love your videos so much c:
+Cristal Valadez : Thanks a lot for the feedback about my accent and my art. ;-)
+David Revoy
You´re my tutorial hero! Thank you
Really useful tips, great channel, subbed. Thanks a lot!
It'd be nice to get an update on this video, seeing as some of these things don't work in the current version.
Thank you, I didn't know it was possible to transform like that on krita 😆
I highly appreciate this video
I am becoming a Patreon! You inspire the hell outta me!
Wow amazing work!!
because its hard doesn't make it impossible! Stay safe!
I had fun learning, your accent is so cool XD
Thnx for the tutorial bro :)
Many thanks for your feedback! 👍
@@DavidRevoy Je devrais vous remercier mon bon monsieur lmao (I assume you're from France to? You have the same accent)
Such a useful and informative tutorial. Thank you! :)
Your work is amazing.
+Albert Galvez: Thank you!
Your art reminds of Miura a bit. You're really good.
Thank you, very much
I love this program, thanks for letting me find out.^^
Great! I'll try krita!
Been looking for a replacement for Gimp. Well as far as drawing apps go anyways. Thank you I'll give Krita a go!
This is better than Autodesk Sketchbook. I downloaded already and I'm going to do the sketch.
+DarkJanet :-)
This was really helpful! Thank you
If I could earn some money, I would totally support you on Patreon. Your lineart is lovely!
P.S.: your accent was a bit stronger in this video, and it felt even better :D
Алекс Кет
Great work man!
How you start setuping can you do a video on that
i LOVE your style. May i ask how you developed it? What inspired you most?
why is this song so amazing
I was rather hoping that it would be possible to open another instance of soft soft VST in rewire and drag stuff from one to another but
Do you have a tutorial about the perspective rulers?
You have the most amazing tutorials I've seen by far
Thank you! I don't have a tutorial about this assistant. That's an idea. I'll keep in mind.
Those tips were nice! :)
I don't know how to line art this really helped !
Awesome video, thanks for uploading😊
super super useful tips
Le ptit accent français x)
tout à fait! :p
Oui, j'aurais espérer l'avoir en français cette vidéo xD
J'aurais plutôt dit "gros" accent xD
Le ptit accent des familles xD
Je pense que David est suisse? Probablement..
thank you for these useful tips!!
Woah your paintings look alive
These tips are amazing, and your art is seriously awesome. Do you know which pens do you currently use for line-art (if you still use Krita)?
este fue un video muy muy descriptivo y fácil de entender
gracias