– Fill or Erase Shape: for quick filling, or quick erasing of large areas with the “E” shortcut. – Erase : One really hard (just erase that mistake now in one stoke) and one soft for shadings. Noise and not texture to make it quicker. – Block allow to do large blocking of colors in speed painting for example. Slightly noising to allow soft mixing between colors. – Basic Brushes are the simplest, and the less demanding for your computer. – Airbrush is a textured airbrush for shading, it’s more interesting with a texture 😉 NamingĪs Krita tagging system is sometimes capricious, every brush preset start with “Nylnook” to quickly find them. I usually use them on a large canvas (minimum 2K)… so theses presets may look big on a smaller canvas. Its hard to describe but that tool is amazing.Download the bundle, In Krita, go to Settings > Manage Resources… > Import Bundle/Resource, and make sure the bundle is in the Active Bundles column on the left.
So when you draw, it fills the space in between (for a circle, you need to complete the circle so it look like a solid circle, if drawing only half a circle, it will be like half of a hemisphere. It is a much a faster and more controllable way to color in something. In Krita, it is call the deevad 3a alchemy brush (That green bottle you see). My workstation in Krita which is very convenient.Īlso I was wondering if PS have this tool where you draw and it covers the area you draw.
It is so much more convenient and you work faster. I was wondering why, Photoshop a profession and highly grade program doesn't do this. (alt+bottom button+hover right or left)Īccessing Colors, Brushes, Brush Sizes, Opacity, Angles, Palette: In Krita, with one click (bottom button), it brings a wheel of sorts to change all of those settings.Īs you can see here. In PS, you need to press 2 keys and than hover drag. You just hold shift and drag (not hovering) to the right to increase to the left to decrease.
In PS same thing but top button doesn't work and I have to actually draw on it like I previously mention.īrush Size: Krita is so much better in this area in term of shortcuts. Zooming: Krita I press ctrl and (space or my top button) to zoom by just hovering move. In PS, I have to press space and actually draw on my tablet to move. Panning around: in krita I just have to press the top button to drag around, hovering over it. I work faster with krita but want to move to photoshop because the brushes renders better for me. So the shortcut keys and flexibility in my opinion is so much better in krita.
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