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Krita has a lot of brush effects she would be able to use (like oil, chalk, watercolor) however you want to use a graphics tablet to use it in a natural and int
by pkaye 6y ago
Krita has a lot of brush effects she would be able to use (like oil, chalk, watercolor) however you want to use a graphics tablet to use it in a natural and intuitive manner.
- jakobdabo 6y agoThanks! Can you recommend a nice tablet with a quality display? She's obsessed with colors, color-mixing, tones, shades, etc., so I think a display with a broad and accurate gamut is a must-have for artists.
- pkaye 6y agoThere is a list of supported tablets on the Krita website. I think Wacom and Huion are the most popular. Wacom is mainstream and well supported but more expensive. https://docs.krita.org/en/reference_manual/list_supported_tablets.html https://docs.krita.org/en/reference_manual/list_supported_ta... Also check out David Revoy. He has a great deal of tutorials using Krita. https://www.davidrevoy.com/categorie3/tutorials-brushes-extras https://www.davidrevoy.com/categorie3/tutorials-brushes-extr... In terms of displays, I just use a high quality IPS monitor. Some people use tablets with screens because I have no experience with that.
- indymike 6y agoI use a laptop with a 16" pen enabled 4k display. Works like a champ, and is super portable... and folds into a tablet for even better drawing ergonomics.