Hello Bai i mean hello skills factory.@@bai If I translated this video to another langage andposted it and added a link to the original video and channel (this one), would you mind or would you accept it? Thanks
Free apps doesn't mean their trash. I'm just starting out so saw another channel also say you can do cartoons and comics in this so it's flexible love it
Thank you so much for this. It's pretty fast, but cool overview of everything. I didn't ever start using Krita until yesterday with a new graphic tablet (which also I have never used before until yesterday) and I was pretty lost. Being able to use layers does change things and although I did use Adobe Illustrator in school before with a conventional mouse, I was never really good at drawing and it was a short course, of which I have forgotten everything. Now i don't feel as lost after watching this. I'll have to watch it again a couple dozen more times to get it solidified though
This was great! Thank you! If anyone is wondering about the Tool Options and can't find the Warp, Perspective, etc options, make sure you first click Control T or select the Transform tool on the Tool menu on the left to be able to see them. It took me a bit to figure that out.
Thank you so much for the extensive look at everything. My partner and I have recently installed this program and we’ve been needing and proper tutorial. You were a HUGE help you have no idea.
I have adobe cloud from my school. But I want to try and be out of the influence of subscription software. Gonna try and learn blender over maya and this over photoshop
These fifteen-minute tutorials on GPL software are great! The programs update so freakin' fast, and it's good to have somewhere that will explain how to optimally use them in short order. I honestly had no idea about the vector layers.
Man its was great! Thank you! I just bought a tablet so i could try digital art. Been trying to use krita as recommended but it was ben a struggle!! It's the first tutorial that rly helped me ! Thanks again ^^
I had no idea about even using gradient layers -- or, rather, it escaped me because too many things do, haha. Many thanks for the comprehensive guide. And good luck to everyone with their fun time.
I’ve spent a week trying to figure out how to undo a selection in Krita and my drawing stalled. As soon as you said how I ran to my laptop to try the keyboard shortcut for it and solve my problem instantly. Thank you so much
I just started using this software while drawing with mouse{not difficult}. This tutorial helps, though I made some good beginner art too. Again thx for tutorial.
Thank you! I have stupidly been trying to teach myself Ibis paint x and when i discovered this i knew it was gonna be a much better program but it was too complicated, so thank you so much for teaching me this because its not as hard as i thought😅😂 Im very stupid, anyways ty!
Nice tutorial. I was a pretty regular user of Gimp until I discovered Blender and spend most of my time playing in a 3D environment. I now have a need to use painting software again, so I had a look at what was available in the software manager on my Linux box. I noticed Krita comes pre-installed and ready to go, which got me thinking. Why would Ubuntu drop Gimp as the default graphics package and replace it with Krita, unless their devs think it a better choice. I decided to try it out since I didn't need to install anything and at the same time I downloaded Gimp to try the two side by side for comparison. I am not trying to start a "software A is better than software B" argument because at the end of the day they are both tools that allow users to do pretty much the same thing. What I will say that in my case I found it far easier to get my Wacom Intuos BT S tablet set up get the pen pressure working properly in Krita because for some reason I couldn't seem to get things working as well in Gimp. It's also far easier in my mind to simply click an icon on the tool bar to turn the pen pressure on and off than mess with checking and unchecking several boxes. I guess having prior experience with Gimp (no tablet, mouse only) and the fundamentals of digital painting and image manipulation will mean the learning curve of Krita won't be very steep once I get to terms with the UI. Only very early days, but already I'm impressed at how intuitive it is to use. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.
It's hard to knock GIMP-we've gotten, and continue to get, a lot out of that program; including GTK. That said, I like Krita because it combines the best features of GIMP and Inkscape into a single package, with great support for my Wacom. It's even got an animation toolkit. Best of all, it doesn't break compatibility, within reason, with either of them-it's easy to export. This stuff is such a time saver.
I appreciate the in-depth tutorial, but sir, you have the voice of a narrator! I think you would do so well telling stories on RUclips. In my opinion, of course! Thanks for the helpful tips 😌
can you help me please, when I added my audio it is never on beat, sometimes it will play on frame 0, 1 ,8 ,19, 34 and any other frames and I cant make an animation, how do I fix this
I appreciate the information, it's fantastic! but I had to switch the video playback to 1.5, it was just explained a bit too slow for me. for anyone looking to watch this, I'd recommend 1.25, because the info here is absolutely worth learning!
I'm looking for a way to clean up/hide the previous sketch line of my work. I already click on the layer's eyes to hide the visibility, but all it does is reduce the capacity when I seek to clear/hide the previous line sketches. I already searched Tutorial for this, but they either don't exist, or they are too long. For some reason, every time I turn visibility off on the top layer, my work disappeared along with the rest of the process, so I'm not sure why any help.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!! 🤩
Hello Bai i mean hello skills factory.@@bai If I translated this video to another langage andposted it and added a link to the original video and channel (this one), would you mind or would you accept it? Thanks
I just love the quick no BS style. Makes me NOT fall asleep but into it. Thanks a lot for the tutorial. Very helpfull.
Glad it helped!
Thank You! I'm a Clip Studio Paint user, but it looks like Krita's vectors are more powerful and flexible than CSP.
One day we will review also Clip Studio Paint, it is another amazing software to make drawings!
What !? Are you sure you're familiar enough with CSP's vector tools ?
That statement is not correct.
I'm using Krita because I'm a broke artist, same reason I use blender.
Free apps doesn't mean their trash. I'm just starting out so saw another channel also say you can do cartoons and comics in this so it's flexible love it
Thank you so much for this. It's pretty fast, but cool overview of everything. I didn't ever start using Krita until yesterday with a new graphic tablet (which also I have never used before until yesterday) and I was pretty lost. Being able to use layers does change things and although I did use Adobe Illustrator in school before with a conventional mouse, I was never really good at drawing and it was a short course, of which I have forgotten everything. Now i don't feel as lost after watching this. I'll have to watch it again a couple dozen more times to get it solidified though
This was great! Thank you! If anyone is wondering about the Tool Options and can't find the Warp, Perspective, etc options, make sure you first click Control T or select the Transform tool on the Tool menu on the left to be able to see them. It took me a bit to figure that out.
Thank you very much for your comment!!
Thank you so much for the extensive look at everything. My partner and I have recently installed this program and we’ve been needing and proper tutorial. You were a HUGE help you have no idea.
Glad it helped! Thank you!!
Great help and really impressive that you got John Goodman to narrate.
I could find a lot of powerful tools in Krita thanks to this tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you very much!
This is exactly what I've been looking for! I just started using krita last year or so and this will really help! ❤️
Hope you like it!
Oh wow! This looks like an amazing alternative to photoshop! Thanks so much for this!
Welcome :3
I have adobe cloud from my school. But I want to try and be out of the influence of subscription software. Gonna try and learn blender over maya and this over photoshop
Great tutorial. Short, on point and easy to follow!
I learned so much in this 14 minute tutorial! Thankyou!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! I used krita from time to time and needed a refresher for the new update d version. Thanks a lot!♥️
These fifteen-minute tutorials on GPL software are great! The programs update so freakin' fast, and it's good to have somewhere that will explain how to optimally use them in short order. I honestly had no idea about the vector layers.
There is always new things to learn!!
Your not alone, I’m right where you 👍
This is a godsend for my short attention span! I’ve felt so stuck and this explained a lot, thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
This tutorial is really helpful cause this is my first time digitally drawing on pc
Glad I could help!
solid, engaging, to the point and very informative for someone just getting into Krita. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a great video, helps A LOT in the beginning.
Thank you for the powerful overview in a wrap up manner. Defining functions precisely.
I thank you so much for not going onto any rambles like most others do!!
Thanks for the tutorial! i just started drawing on pc because mostly i draw on my phone, but this really helped me! thank you so much!
Welcome 😊
this is the video i'm looking for 14min straight simple and clear tutorial with best explanation
thank you
You are welcome!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, SIR!! This was very informative and MOST helpful!
You're very welcome!
honestly the best vid ive watched so far on krita
Man its was great! Thank you! I just bought a tablet so i could try digital art.
Been trying to use krita as recommended but it was ben a struggle!! It's the first tutorial that rly helped me ! Thanks again ^^
Great to hear!
Thank you! A friend gave me their old Wacom art pad and I chose Krita to start my digital art adventure.
This is fantastic! It's what I need. Simple, clear, and to the point. A textbook tutorial
Thank you very much! :)
Thanks for this! Making the difficult move from Photoshop to Krita, and this made it a lot less daunting.
You are welcome!!!
great tutorial for beginners!
I had no idea about even using gradient layers -- or, rather, it escaped me because too many things do, haha.
Many thanks for the comprehensive guide. And good luck to everyone with their fun time.
I’ve spent a week trying to figure out how to undo a selection in Krita and my drawing stalled. As soon as you said how I ran to my laptop to try the keyboard shortcut for it and solve my problem instantly. Thank you so much
You're very welcome!
Man i always wanted to krita from a robot Cowboy , Great Tutorial 10/10
Glad you liked it!
Thank you! That is concise and down to the point. Also comprehensive enough.
Glad it was helpful!
I just started using this software while drawing with mouse{not difficult}. This tutorial helps, though I made some good beginner art too. Again thx for tutorial.
Good and quick thanks
Thank you for watching!
Great tutorial, your voice makes this video sound like a 90s documentary and I love it.
This man's voice is brilliant
it's AI generated i guess
love the narrator
Extremely concise and palatable even for a complete newbie like me. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Thank you! I have stupidly been trying to teach myself Ibis paint x and when i discovered this i knew it was gonna be a much better program but it was too complicated, so thank you so much for teaching me this because its not as hard as i thought😅😂 Im very stupid, anyways ty!
You are not stupid, you just need your time to learn.
Idk why, but the narrator sounding like the one from How It's Made made this make so much sense!👌
Thank you very much!!!
Just started krita yesterday ...awesome...tough with wacon
I loved. like always
thank you!! this really helped, as I just downloaded krita and planning to draw on my pc for the first time :)
You're welcome 😊
This was very helpful and engaging. Thank you!
You're so welcome!
I found this video super beginner friendly and useful! Thanks so much. :)
You're so welcome!
thank you very well done
Thank you so much for the help on the brushes and whatnot, I couldn't figure it out 😭
You’re welcome 😊
This is so perfect for an ooooold photoshop dog like myself.
Good luck with your next Krita projects :)
Great video. Krita's great.
Super helpful ! Thank you!
Thank you so much sir
You are welcome!!
I feel like we also need a tutorial for the Animation part...
That is a nother big chapter! Maybe in the future we will make a full guide on this.
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot
Nice tutorial. I was a pretty regular user of Gimp until I discovered Blender and spend most of my time playing in a 3D environment. I now have a need to use painting software again, so I had a look at what was available in the software manager on my Linux box. I noticed Krita comes pre-installed and ready to go, which got me thinking. Why would Ubuntu drop Gimp as the default graphics package and replace it with Krita, unless their devs think it a better choice. I decided to try it out since I didn't need to install anything and at the same time I downloaded Gimp to try the two side by side for comparison. I am not trying to start a "software A is better than software B" argument because at the end of the day they are both tools that allow users to do pretty much the same thing. What I will say that in my case I found it far easier to get my Wacom Intuos BT S tablet set up get the pen pressure working properly in Krita because for some reason I couldn't seem to get things working as well in Gimp. It's also far easier in my mind to simply click an icon on the tool bar to turn the pen pressure on and off than mess with checking and unchecking several boxes.
I guess having prior experience with Gimp (no tablet, mouse only) and the fundamentals of digital painting and image manipulation will mean the learning curve of Krita won't be very steep once I get to terms with the UI. Only very early days, but already I'm impressed at how intuitive it is to use.
I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you very much for sharing your experience!
It's hard to knock GIMP-we've gotten, and continue to get, a lot out of that program; including GTK. That said, I like Krita because it combines the best features of GIMP and Inkscape into a single package, with great support for my Wacom. It's even got an animation toolkit. Best of all, it doesn't break compatibility, within reason, with either of them-it's easy to export. This stuff is such a time saver.
Thank you for your help! I did not know image editing was a option.
No problem!
Hope there's a version for iPad as well 🐰
Was really hoping this would include how to paint with alpha layer and export
As someone who was looking for an upgrade from Paint3D, thank you for this tutorial!
Glad I could help!
Fantastic tutorial, keep up the great videos!
Very useful video. Thanks a lot!
Thank you!!
Very helpful, I enjoyed this short guide thank you
You are welcome!
thanks a bunch!
I'm not even in the first minute but I just love this dudes Southern accent
Thank You Very Much Sir. The tutorial helped me a lot in learning the basics of Krita. New Subscriber Sir.........Thank You.
Thanks and welcome
Toll!
Thanks.
thanks! its my first time using krita
No problem!!
Thank you , very informative 👌🏽
It was very helpfull, thank you!
Thanks for this!
My pleasure!
I never knew these..
You should talk more on krita, I'd like to learn more because I'm learning how to draw on krita
What do you mean?
I LOVE JESSIE
Its was helpfull thank you
I appreciate the in-depth tutorial, but sir, you have the voice of a narrator! I think you would do so well telling stories on RUclips. In my opinion, of course! Thanks for the helpful tips 😌
We have seen this voiceover has been appreciated by lots of viewers, that why he keep him :)
Seeing as clip studio paint is going subscription base, I'm fun a get on krita
can you help me please, when I added my audio it is never on beat, sometimes it will play on frame 0, 1 ,8 ,19, 34 and any other frames and I cant make an animation, how do I fix this
Thanks you
nice class thanks
Thanks a lot mate! You've save me brain cells.
No problem :D
Wow, great app!!!
It really is!
What a great video.
Thank you very much!!
this was very helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I appreciate the information, it's fantastic! but I had to switch the video playback to 1.5, it was just explained a bit too slow for me. for anyone looking to watch this, I'd recommend 1.25, because the info here is absolutely worth learning!
Thank you very much!!!
I find original speed easy to understand 😊
I agree -- normal playback sounded like a computer voice and difficult to understand. 1.25, it sounded like a person, much clearer.
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!!!!
You are welcome!!!!
Great vid!!
Thanks :)
very helpful. thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Very good video! Thank you very much! 😀
Thank you for watching it!
Great!
thanks
No problem!!
Thank You, big bigg,,,this amazing ^_^
Welcome :)
Probably it might easier to draw a simple drawing of a petson if you draw by hand first, right?
really helpfull
What to do when there's big circle following the pen and how to get rid of it
:D The big circle is the size of the brush. Your experience will tell you that this is quite important to keep to make the good corrections.
You sound like David Attenborough's lost brother lol!
You sound like the narrator from one of those science presentations teachers made us watch lmao
Me: *watches tutorial*
Also Me: *dropkicks Photoshop into the toilet.*
Can you please tell me how to change the background layer to a textured paper?
Thank you, but how do I use an Apple pen/stylus on a MacBook?
I'm looking for a way to clean up/hide the previous sketch line of my work.
I already click on the layer's eyes to hide the visibility, but all it does is reduce the capacity when I seek to clear/hide the previous line sketches. I already searched Tutorial for this, but they either don't exist, or they are too long. For some reason, every time I turn visibility off on the top layer, my work disappeared along with the rest of the process, so I'm not sure why any help.