First of all, I just want to say how much I admire you and your dedication to helping the art community. Your RUclips channel is a treasure trove of information and inspiration, and I am constantly blown away by the quality of your content. Whether you're sharing tips and tricks for drawing and painting, reviewing art addons, or just talking about your own creative process, you always manage to make me feel inspired and motivated to create. But what really sets you apart, in my opinion, is your kindness and compassion. You genuinely care about the people in the art community, and you go out of your way to help and encourage others. I've seen you take the time to answer questions, offer feedback, and provide support to artists who are struggling or feeling discouraged. You have a way of making people feel seen and heard, and that's such an important quality in a teacher and mentor. I also want to acknowledge the impact that you have had on the art community as a whole. Your channel has become a hub for artists from all over the world, and you've created a space where people can come together to learn, share, and connect. I know that for many artists, your channel has been a lifeline during difficult times, providing a sense of community and support when they needed it most. You've helped to create a sense of belonging and camaraderie in the art world, and that's something truly special. Seriously though, I can't thank you enough for sharing your skills with the world. Without you, I would have never been able to learn how to draw a stick figure, let alone create anything remotely resembling art on my computer. In conclusion, I just want to say thank you for all that you do. You are a shining example of what it means to be a teacher, a mentor, and a friend. Your passion, generosity, kindness, and expertise have made a real difference in the lives of so many artists, myself included. I feel grateful and lucky to have found your channel, and I look forward to continuing to learn from you and be inspired by you in the future. Keep up the amazing work, and know that you have the love and support of the entire art community behind you.
Some of them are from the default brushes, some of them are custom brushes that I downloaded. You can quickly find an alternative to the custom ones when you browse the default brushes. The brush archetype is what really matters anyway, not the specific brush itself.
@@RexelBartolome thanks for answer si quickly, i have another question: i use to work with Krita in My old notebook, now i have a new one and i don't know how to import the brushes i download on the old notebook, and i don't know where i got them, can u help me with this? Sorry for My English, i'm from Argentina.
@@jonigutierrez6596 you'd need to do some steps that's hard to explain in text or without screenshots. Try asking in either the Krita discord, Krita forums, or r/Krita subreddit. Links to those are in the description of this specific video ruclips.net/video/hDdloDGWEmU/видео.html
@@RexelBartolome i did it! I went to resources in My old Krita and find the brushes, then a send it to me vía Gmail, now i Will install them on the new. Thanks, u do an awesome work!
First of all, I just want to say how much I admire you and your dedication to helping the art community. Your RUclips channel is a treasure trove of information and inspiration, and I am constantly blown away by the quality of your content. Whether you're sharing tips and tricks for drawing and painting, reviewing art addons, or just talking about your own creative process, you always manage to make me feel inspired and motivated to create.
But what really sets you apart, in my opinion, is your kindness and compassion. You genuinely care about the people in the art community, and you go out of your way to help and encourage others. I've seen you take the time to answer questions, offer feedback, and provide support to artists who are struggling or feeling discouraged. You have a way of making people feel seen and heard, and that's such an important quality in a teacher and mentor.
I also want to acknowledge the impact that you have had on the art community as a whole. Your channel has become a hub for artists from all over the world, and you've created a space where people can come together to learn, share, and connect. I know that for many artists, your channel has been a lifeline during difficult times, providing a sense of community and support when they needed it most. You've helped to create a sense of belonging and camaraderie in the art world, and that's something truly special.
Seriously though, I can't thank you enough for sharing your skills with the world. Without you, I would have never been able to learn how to draw a stick figure, let alone create anything remotely resembling art on my computer.
In conclusion, I just want to say thank you for all that you do. You are a shining example of what it means to be a teacher, a mentor, and a friend. Your passion, generosity, kindness, and expertise have made a real difference in the lives of so many artists, myself included. I feel grateful and lucky to have found your channel, and I look forward to continuing to learn from you and be inspired by you in the future. Keep up the amazing work, and know that you have the love and support of the entire art community behind you.
that's a lot to take in but thanks for the kind words 😊
I'm a beginner in Krita and your videos help me a lot. Great tips.
I am a beginner in Krita and your videos help me a lot.
Happy to hear that! 😊
Excellent tips here. Thank you
Love your videos dude. Super helpful!
The soft round brush you mentioned looks like a custom brush instead of one the included Krita brushes. How did you make it?
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This brushes came with Krita or i have to download them?
Some of them are from the default brushes, some of them are custom brushes that I downloaded. You can quickly find an alternative to the custom ones when you browse the default brushes. The brush archetype is what really matters anyway, not the specific brush itself.
@@RexelBartolome thanks for answer si quickly, i have another question: i use to work with Krita in My old notebook, now i have a new one and i don't know how to import the brushes i download on the old notebook, and i don't know where i got them, can u help me with this? Sorry for My English, i'm from Argentina.
@@jonigutierrez6596 you'd need to do some steps that's hard to explain in text or without screenshots. Try asking in either the Krita discord, Krita forums, or r/Krita subreddit. Links to those are in the description of this specific video ruclips.net/video/hDdloDGWEmU/видео.html
@@RexelBartolome i did it! I went to resources in My old Krita and find the brushes, then a send it to me vía Gmail, now i Will install them on the new. Thanks, u do an awesome work!
@@jonigutierrez6596 glad to help 😊
do you only use krita?
I use other painting programs too like Photoshop and 3d stuff as well like Blender. But I mainly use Blender and Krita