In this tutorial, we'll look at various ways to add images to Krita, from the quickest, like dragging and dropping and copying and pasting, to the most precise and contextual, analyzing each procedure step-by-step, specifying possible variations and usage methods. There are many reasons for importing images into Krita, whether you're ...
In this tutorial we will see how to use bezier vector curves in Krita and how to subsequently modify them with the other tools present. Although Krita is very effective in free drawing and raster digital painting (where images are represented as grids of points, pixels), it also has many ...
In this tutorial we will see both how to draw a dotted line and a dashed line in Krita. These could be used, for example, to draw a path, an annotation, a line to cut out, a secondary element, or any object that is not well defined. To draw dotted and ...
In this tutorial we will see how to create a stylized brick pattern in Krita. Remember that a pattern is an image that is repeated, perhaps by inserting it with a fill tool, so it must have certain graphic characteristics that facilitate its repeatability, for this we will also help ...
In this tutorial we will see the multiple methods to insert a pattern in Krita. We will see how to fill a layer with a pattern using the paint bucket tool or how to paint a pattern with a brush. The patterns are seamless textures, without seams, which can be placed ...
In this guide we present the main shortcuts/hotkeys for Krita (tested in version 5.2.2), to be used with keyboard and mouse, with a brief explanation of the functions they are associated with. At the bottom of the page you can download a document in pdf format with the list of ...
In this tutorial in english for Krita we will see how to create graffiti in Krita. We will use as a base texture the image of a wall (the "diffuse" texture of the mini course "Blender course: from photo to 3D wall" of which this tutorial is a part) downloaded ...
In this tutorial for Krita in english (updated to Krita 4.4.8) we will see how to create displacement, height, normal, roughness and specular maps from a photo. These maps are very important in the 3D world as through a texture they provide information on how the surface of an object ...