draneria

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by draneria 2y ago
Thank you so much (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:・ﾟ I am totally not biased in the slightest, but you should definitely try it out if you haven't already (and want to paint)
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by draneria 2y ago
I used to use both GIMP and Krita, but I switched over to Krita-only when many of GIMP's filters were bundled into the G'Mic plugin, which is now installed by default in new releases. You don't get everything but I'll tr
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by draneria 2y ago
Thank you! I've been researching more about Krita vs other softwares, it might lag behind in places but they are really cooking when it comes to brushes in my opinion. (plus it is free haha)
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Show HN: Krita RGBA Tech – Exploring Filter Engines in Open-Source Art(github.com)
50 points by draneria 2y ago|9 comments
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by draneria 2y ago
Damn that really does look cool (｡•́︿•̀｡) it seems like I have my work cut out for me, I'd love to have that "animated feel" in a Krita brush. I do have some ideas - I might not get anywhere but who knows :D
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by draneria 2y ago
Exactly! it is really incredible. I've not used Photoshop much, I'd be curious to know how the two face-off in the realm of brush features haha
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by draneria 2y ago
When I get around to making my website I will now be able to create a big, shiny, beautiful gold "Download Here" button!! thank you so much for sharing \╭◜◝ ᵕ ◜◝╮/
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by draneria 2y ago
My apologies Kroltan, I accidentally replied to the wrong comment earlier! It's a shame the project disapeared I would have loved to have seen that :D Rubber is a hard thing to get right imo, I was trying to paint it for one of the bru
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by draneria 2y ago
Could you give me an example? I'd love to know more about the watercolour paint mixing. If you meant the "live tip" settings of Photoshop, you can do all that in Krita too, using the "texture", and "mask tip&q
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by draneria 2y ago
Added! Thank you for pointing that out (´｡• ᵕ •｡`)
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by draneria 2y ago
Ah, you would need to ask them for a concrete answer, but my understanding is that it is completely baked in. Long optional explanation: I say that because I think Memileo sculpted the actual brushstroke in Blender ( https://krita
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by draneria 2y ago
wow, that's amazing! I'm gobsmacked you can make something like this with CSS, that is so cool
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by draneria 2y ago
On the right track but not quite! Every brush in art software uses an image (raster or auto-generated) to paint with, called a "brushtip". Usually, the brushtip only gives information about which bits are opaque, and which arent -
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by draneria 2y ago
Thank you! Last year there was a special breakthrough for Krita, because a contributor called Memileo figured out a way to bake light into the brushes using Blender. They made a beautiful Impasto set ( https://krita-artists.org&#x
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Show HN: Krita RGBA Tech – Bringing Realistic Metal to Life in Open-Source Art(github.com)
271 points by draneria 2y ago|33 comments