Tutorial: a Comic page from A to Z with Krita
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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*Resources*
- A zip pack with all is available here: www.peppercarr...
- Deevad Brushkit version 8.1 bundle for Krita : www.davidrevoy...
- Comic page template, Krita file (updated 2022, for Krita 5): www.peppercarr...
- Perspective star grid, PNG image file : www.peppercarr...
- Speechbubble library and template, SVG Inkscape file : www.peppercarr...
- Lavi Font, TTF Font file : github.com/Dee...
*Chapter & Content overview*
0:00:06 Introduction
0:00:32 Disclaimer (french accent)
0:01:00 Chapter 1: Interface of Krita
0:01:00 Dockers,brushkit and tool-option in toolbar
0:01:53 Chapter 2: Preproduction
0:01:53 Script-scenario
0:02:46 Timelapse: storyboard
0:03:55 Subwindows mode
0:04:34 Template page
0:13:51 Chapter 3: Drawing (black&white speedpainting)
0:13:51 Composition vector layer
0:15:50 Canvas border color
0:17:22 Workflow: sketching with lines VS paint with mass
0:20:19 Timelapse: black&white speedpainting
0:22:21 Explaining previous timelapse
0:23:45 Perspective grid
0:28:08 Timelapse: black&white speedpainting (detail pass)
0:30:49 Explaining previous timelapse
0:32:39 Trim to image size
0:33:48 Save As VS Save incremental
0:34:37 Chapter 4: Inking
0:34:37 The Brush preset I use (pencil)
0:37:20 The numpad '/' to switch to last preset
0:37:52 Stabilizer: how to find a good setting
0:40:40 Timelapse: inking main panel
0:42:40 Explaining the previous timelapse
0:44:46 The Mirror mode with M
0:45:23 Timelapse: inking last part
0:47:24 Explaining the previous timelapse
0:48:50 Pure black&white page
0:53:59 Page for beta-translator version
1:00:03 Chapter 5: Adding text with Inkscape
1:00:03 Why not in Krita?
1:00:42 Export a transitional PNG from Krita
1:02:52 Disclaimer about future Krita text-tools
1:04:22 Starting Inkscape, setting page
1:07:04 Comic-speechbuble-template file
1:09:12 Adding text
1:11:07 Adding speechballoon
1:14:46 Adding soundFX
1:17:06 Chapter 6: Color sketch
1:17:06 Preparing the gray value, color balance
1:23:45 Timelapse: color-sketch with blending mode brushes
1:26:18 Explaining the previous timelapse
1:27:34 Chapter 7: Colored Lineart
1:27:34 Colored Lineart technique, alpha lock and isolate layer
1:32:59 Chapter 8: Detailing
1:32:59 Timelapse: Cleaning and painting detail
1:36:51 Chapter 9: Post-production
1:36:51 Color dodge light sources
1:37:29 Fog effect with a lighten layer
1:38:00 Water reflection effect with GMIC filters
1:38:36 Gloss and white stroke on the top, paint-over
1:39:43 Timelapse: paint-over pass
1:40:55 Explaining the previous timelapse
1:41:30 Sharpen filter layer
1:44:32 Epilogue
1:45:12 Thanks patrons!
1:45:39 End credit
Licenses
*ressources*
This resources are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 to "David Revoy, www.davidrevoy.com".
Additional custom rules for being friendly with other artist:
- This attribution is necessary in case of redistributing, commercializing, or modifying the resources themselves.
- This attribution is not necessary in case of usage (you can paint any artwork you want with it, you still own totally your artwork).
- This attribution is not necessary in case of doing screenshot/screenrecording or using them in a public demo.
Exception: Lavi Font:( by Ruben Holthuijsen aka Rholt, modification by David Revoy and Sölve Svartskogen; GNU GPL V3 )
*video*
This video is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
- Artwork/Video/Comments: David Revoy, davidrevoy.com
- Intro harp sound: sfx_oriental_harp3 by Soughtaftersounds on Freesound
- Timelapse music: Perspective by Kevin McLeod, www.incompetech.com
(credit also visible at the end-screen of the video)
*Tools:*
Artwork: Krita 3.0.1alpha1.appimage
Text: Inkscape 0.91 r13925
Screenrecord: SimpleScreenRecorder 0.3.6
Video: BlenderVSE 2.77a
Audio: Audacity 2.1.2
System: Manjaro XFCE 64bit GNU/Linux workstation
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Thanks for this tutorial. But as an English teacher, can I make one request: never apologize for your accent! Your English is great, and most the trolls who would criticize you for it in the comments section probably only speak one language themselves and haven't put in the hard language work you have. As a Krita and Blender user, I've gotten so much advice and resources from you. You are doing unique tutorials and doing them well, and a lot of people are benefiting from them, so if someone is turned off by your accent, that's their loss. Keep up the great work!
Hi, many thanks for the encouragement! I tried today to record something, but then I stopped and put the video to trash because I was feeling bad about my simple vocabulary. Reading your comment now make me want to try again. Thank you!
Haha, yeah. To me, it's always like "Yup, you've got an accent; it's pretty strong. But hey, your English is better than my French, so it's not like I'm in any position to criticize you." Heck, I'm jealous that you can speak a second language at all.
Your accent is charming. As long as the captions are intact where the intent wont be misconstrued, it's all good, playa.
I agree. Nevertheless all your apologizes make you even more likeable. Thank you for a great tutorial!
that's cute
so i - a german - just watched a humble french teaching me - in english - how to create japanese manga (or comics if you want) on krita. dunno guys but for me thats just like riding a unicorn to school :D - i never thought it would happen -
PS the video is superb : informative , detailed , easy to listen to , chronologically and his english is totally sufficient :) ; i appreciate the work that flew into making this video and wish this french being all the luck he can get :)
lol, samee (but I'm brazilian)
This is truly a magnificent world. Cool to see all the different cultures in such a way.
@@noah4631 Tamo junto
And I am Russian, living in Thailand, listening to the great tutorial from the French gentleman about Japanese manga. And I really like it! :-)
And im a 13 years old teenager from turkey who wants to make a webtoon.
22:28 Dude. If my finished product looked as good as that "crappy sketch" as you call it, I would be proud as hell. That is goddamn amazing already.
What a beautiful and amazingly helpful tutorial! Thank you so so much for creating this and sharing your process. I learned so much. :)
Thank you Sara !
(PS: I'm following your channel, and I really like your videos, keep doing good job! )
+David Revoy Thank you so much! that's so sweet of you x)
I follow both of you. :3
i'm also a yellow fluffy duck
wooop!!!! What a good artist
Your disclaimer is very funny and your insecurity very charming :D
I actually googled it XD
DerPylz I agree! What a charming pro.
Hah it's good man I love your accent. What you're doing with open source is absolutely outstanding, and I love Pepper & Carrot!
Same, his accent is great to listen to
I was going to say just that
"This doesn't look so difficult, I could do this..."
20:20 - 24:20: "My god."
don't lose hope though! Remember, there is no "this tall to ride" bar to be an artist like many think, create what you want, what you think makes people happy, and you ARE an artist, you just need to start, you WILL get better with practice. (sorry if i took this comment seriously even though it wasn't meant to be) or, in rather famous words, DO IT! JUST DO IT!
Oh man, you nailed it! And I'm glad I didn't get scared off by the length of the video because every minute was 100% worth it! Much love from Germany
A big big thank you! Have a good sunday evening.
Hi David, just wanna say thank you so much for putting a lot of time and effort to make this in-depth process of making a comic page. I really enjoyed and definitely learned a lot from this video. Keep up the amazing works!
Thank you loafyniteowl !
Wow, I really enjoyed the tutorial. I'm just wondering, why you took the time to show how you add the text but you didn't include it in the strip....
@@webadage for people who need text! 😁
Yes, please keep it up. This was wonderful.
30:53 "It's not a big detailing"... Wait... What!?? It is amazing David! Pretty nice details.
Man, straight out of the gate, lots of respect. Putting your passion out in the world for others to learn from while practicing a secondary language to explain an intricate process.
That kind of effort & dedication will make for outstanding content.
Subscribe.
I'm so thankful i found this video. i was just about to give up on digital art, it makes no sense to my traditional art brain. But seeing you explain all of this gives me hope that i can learn it.
Thank you!
that comment is from 2 years ago, so did you keep learning digital art since, and what did you come up with?
Just starting the vid. Wanted to say I enjoy the upfront nature in regards to your accent. People can all be asshats about that and I like the fact you used humor and moved on with a great looking tutorial so far. Thank you for the time and effort you put into this.
Thank you!
Our family watched this together on the Pepper and Carrot website and we were all mesmerized. Thank you for adding so much beauty to our day.
Thank you for sharing this feedback! Have a nice week :)
I am planning to try my hand at my first webcomic in the near future, and this makes the process so much more clear. I really appreciate and admire the time and effort you put into these videos. Thanks so much:)
I know this is a late comment, but you're so awesome! I was so close to giving up and just finding a way to do it all on paper, but I happened across some weird gradient tool and after messing around with it, I decided that there was too much potential to give it all up now, with so much to discover. I looked around, and found this video. Thank you!
Thank you! And also don't give up :) Good luck!
One simple question but I can't find it: you have Opacity and Flow both in the toolbar, how did you achieve this?
Hey, It's in menu > Settings > Configure Toolbar . You'll have a dialog, column on left = all available option for your toolbar, and column on right = all your toolbar. You can move an item from left to right to add one to the toolbar. You need the Option Slider1 , Option Slider2 , and Option Slider3 to have 3 sliders. Then , the slider themself can be directly configured in the toolbar ; a little icon 'down arrow' next to them.
***** Thanks a lot David!
David Revoy how do move the canvas around? my Wacom pen won't let me do it and it just zooms in and out every time
Hi, I use the spacebar to pan , and ctrl+spacebar to zoom.
@@DavidRevoy great
Thank you for this really informative tutorial. I have a comic/graphic novel idea that's been struggling to really get going and decided I needed to use a more fine-arts-oriented software than Adobe Illustrator in my attempts. So I discovered Krita recently, downloaded it and tried it to my satisfaction. This video was the first tutorial I watched. I really appreciate that you showed your process. It convinced me that your painterly method really is the way I should go. I tend to be too graphic and technical, and my subject matter needed to become softer and warmer than just vector lines and solid shapes. I have enough skill in fine art sketching to know I can do it more like your way. And Krita just seems like an answer to prayer, so I really admire what you've done and thank you for this inspirational presentation.
Thank you and good luck in your path on the painting method!
Easy to understand and highly educational. An excellent tutorial! Thank you, David.
I can't begin to tell you how informative and helpful your tutorials are. I realize this is an older tutorial with Krita 3 rather than 5, but so much of its content is still really helpful since it mostly talks about the principles and approaches that make for productive drawing with Krita. Thank you for everything!
You've became in my fav comic artist so far, maybe even my fav artist in general. thank you very much for all you've done for this community.
Wooow! Thank you very much for your comment; it came the day of my birthday and I really enjoyed!
theres a million tutorials in this ONE video. how beautiful
Thank you very much for watching!
I can't tell you how helpful this has been. Thank you so much, for all of your time, and effort put into this! There's so much to learn, and you've managed to answer many questions that I've had concerning an efficient workflow for producing such beautiful comic pages! Thanks again and keep it up! :)
Thank you DeathChronx!
People like you are the backbone of the art community. Merci beaucoup pour touts des resources tu provides la communite avec!
I'm about to start illustrating my first book, written by my mother. This video is very inspiring, and also David's work. Thanks for the great video.
Thank you very much, I came here accidentally but stayed for the whole video.
it was a real pleasure to watch you work
Le bon accent Français, on aime!
+1 ! :D
Merci!
Je me disais bien que je reconnaissais cet accent !
Merci pour le tuto !
Ouais j'avoue ^^
Toi aussi tu l'as remarqué (ce qui me l'a confirmé c'est le "silhouette")
On est la
As an engineering student almost incapable of drawing straight lines, watching this beauty unfold was a great pleasure.
I will never look at my comic books the same again.
Merci beaucoup!
Thank you very much for your kind comment, I wish you good luck for the success of your studies!
Great video! Its going to help me a lot! Was thinking of starting a web comic for a while now, and this is just what I needed to get started. Thanks!
You are extremely helpful. I will keep watching Thanks!
Don't worry about the language barrier mate, great vid, keep it up :)
David, all I can say is I love you. I like it that you keep it simple and comprehensible. Thanks!
Excellent! Fantastic! Awesome! (looking for synonyms ...).
love it! small detail tho, she's holding the ring with her right hand, but throwing it with her left hand....
j'adore, néanmoins un détail (et une fois qu'on le voit c'est super agaçant...) elle tient l'anneau dans sa main droite, mais le jette avec sa main gauche (et comme ces 3 cases illustrent une action, ça ne semble pas plausible qu'elle aie changé de main entre les deux cases).
Hey thanks!
Yes for the detail ^__^ let's pretend she switched hand during the 'white separator ' between panels ( I know, lame argue. Probably a mistake I made due to the pressure of screenrecording from A to Z . )
This tutorial was very classy. It has everything that a student can get inspired to start their digital artwork journey.
Thank You so much. You explained things very nicely.
God Bless you David
Thank you for being so considerate for english speaking viewers :)
aaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!! im 2 minutes into the video and i already cant stand how much i love your accent.
This is SUPER USEFUL, David, thanks! Thinking about producing an entire page seems daunting when I struggle to do one complete painting, but this long tutorial makes it feel manageable, and helps put together all the different stages.
Thank you!
I can't really say anything bad about this video.
It's a good tutorial, your skills are Amazing and your accent doesn't make it hardest to understand (belive me, I don't speak english either and I got everything you said).
…
Just… one little tiny bitsy thing… if I may.
The continuity.
The girl watches all the time the ring she's holding in her *right hand...* but the she trow it away with her *left hand.*
Since the size and the shape of the last 3 boxes are the same, it looks like a sequence, so with no skipped scenes in between.
But she must have passed the ring to the other hand, and that kills the continuity.
(or you just drawn the wrong hand by mistake, I'm not sure wich one is the case)
Thank you so much for making this! It will really help me kick off my comic career and it absolutely inspired me! I will probably never stop coming back to this for advice
Thank you very much for your feedback, I wish you a great path on making your webcomic.
merci ça m'a été très utile !
Thank you, this is what I was looking for, from scratch to finish, doesn't matter if it's a almost 2 hours video, you didn't miss anything
Thanks!
Thx David for the new video, nice as always:-) Do you have any new brushes for Krita 3.0?
Thanks! I have this on the download page , the 8.1 brushkit: www.davidrevoy.com/categorie12/download :)
***** C'est excellent, je vous remercie!
@@JayAnAm slt Jayanam D'ou viens tu?
There's so much emotion in the first panel it reminded me of childhood when I still had hope. I'm talking 29 years ago you brought back memories and the feeling I haven't had since then.
Ton anglais est mieux que la plupart des français
I'm so grateful for your videos. There are not a lot of tutorials of Krita on UA-cam, but the few we have are of amazing quality. I enjoy watching your videos to learn, but also rewatch them just because it's satisfying to watch a result form itself or to gain some motivation. Listening to your calm explanations and small tips in between which explain some of your thinking processes really helps a lot! You mentioned mirroring "in order to see the picture not always in the same way" so I tried to do that but also to sometimes look at my drawings upside down when I'm doing traditional. I'm not very good at working with geometric shapes, as a lot of tutorials propose, so I always start with blotched shapes which look like filled contours. To watch you do that helped a lot and combined with some of the tips, such as looking at it from a different angle, I think I understood how important overall shapes are and how some people might get lost if they focus too much on individual geometric parts. Maybe some of us need a different order of steps for a similar result. It's a lot of fun to see there's no "correct way" like in a math formula and that you're free to hesitate and re-think previous ideas. Your videos not only taught me techniques but by rewatching and thinking about your words in relation to what you're doing I figured out a little why some things work for me and some don't. It's very freeing and helps me find my own way too!
Alors, merci beaucoup à vous pour ces merveileux tutorials ici! Je l'apprécie énormément! ça me fait beaucoup de plaisir de les regarder et vous avez même laisser des sources pour nous à utiliser. Père Noëlle est arrivée tôt cette année ;'p! (Excusez-moi pour mon français, but I think if you do your best to make this available in English for us c'est normal pour nous d'essayer de répondre en français de temps à temps haha!)
Merci for your interesting words. I totally join your observation about having for each artist to investigate in what works/what doesn't work on a custom level ; because we are all unique and not a single method or workflow works for everyones. Bonne continuation!
10/10: would PLOOF again. #theringgoesploof
I wouldn't have enough words to thank you for this and all the sources you bring us in description. I didn't know ANYTHING about creating a comic and this has inspired me to start my own! THANK YOU SO MUCH.
that little clock is very cool. What program gives it to you?
It's a post effect done with the video editing program I'm using ; Blender. ( it's a 3D object overlay on the top of the video frame)
This tutorial is perfect. Everything well explained with plenty of details but without losing time on not important aspect. Clear, complete yet concise. Thank you really much! ..And I understood everything you said, so really, your English is without doubts enough for this, don't apologize!
Never apologise for your accent.
Just finished watching... i learned SO much , had to stop and replay
some parts because there was so much great info.. this was so helpful in
learning the coloring techniques and the layer tricks... that was
great! i usually just paint and thats it.. but knowing some technical
tricks is really helpful! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
Merci David. I am new to this sort of art. I chose Krita as the tool I would like to use because it is free, open-source, and has a lively community, but it is also complicated. Your videos have been immensely helpful: great depth of explanations, lessons learned, examples of how you use each function. Thank you for sharing this with us.
What an incredible tutorial - I learned so much! Chapter 6 is amazing and exactly what I was looking for. Will definitely come back, to rewatch certain parts. Thank you so much!!
thanks! it's really helping me. I still cannot believe you can be explained so simply, which makes it easy to be understood. I hope you never bored to do something like this.
Thank you very much Arifah Safira!
I'm late to the party on this, But I found this tutorial extremely useful on many levels. The style in which you work opened my eyes to new ways to pursue my projects. Much appreciation for the time and effort that was put into this. Thanks again.
Thank you for leaving a comment! It gives me energy to continue my work :-)
AMAZING tutorial! One of the most comprehensive tutorials I've seen for anytNice tutorialng. Thanks so much!
Your English is great and so are your tutorials! Thanks David
Great video!!! You not only taught me how to do proper comic but also digital art in general.
You explained everything so wonderfully. I love that you take the time to explain what is happening "off camera" with the keyboard shortcuts. Thank you so much for this tutorial. Your art is so beautiful!
The most honest and complete tutorial about how an artist make a comic page. David, I had learned more from you than from any classroom.
Thank you for releasing such an excellent and rational drawing template for comics.
I cant watch the whole thing right now cuz im in a rush to complete atleast 1 panel for my course work but so far such a nice and helpful video :D
Good luck for your course, and thanks for the feedback!
And until today, I still watch this video because of how helpful it is to me since my beginning of digital art from 4 years ago :)
Thank you 🤩
@@DavidRevoy Whoa I didn't expect a response from you here, thank you for making my day 💙
Nous autres français devrions arrêter de nous excuser de nos compétences linguistiques, elles sont souvent bien meilleures que celles de la plupart des anglophones ! Super tuto, le meilleur que j´ai trouvé sur krita en tous cas !
Merci et merci pour le soutient linguistique :)
Bonjour,
Même 3 ans après, cela reste toujours aussi intéressant à regarder \o/
Merci pour ce beau (long) moment qui vaut la peine d'être regardé en entier :)
Krita vaincra :D
i am watching this 4 years later and I just want to say i appreciate all of the hard work you put into the video and you're really helping me achieve my dream. thank you for teaching me these useful skills. you are fantastic and your english is magnifique. Merci
Thank you for making this video! I am not an artist or a digital panter but fascinated by it! Absolutely loved the tutorial! Thank you so much! :)
Thank you for your kind comment and for watching!
I've just started to learn lettering in Inkscape (I was doing it by hand or in sub-optimal programs before) and this is incredibly useful, even years after you made it. Thanks so much for this!
Thank you for the feedback! and I still do it too in Inkscape; the filters and possibilities on text are great.
The magic happened in all the speedpaints. I still have a looong way to go but your tutorial is simply amazing :) Also I love your accent.
Thank you very much Black Butterfly!
men, I'm not even starting the tutorial and already subscribed, you're a sweetheart nwn
The video is perfect from the tutorial itself to the editing and commenting, the process is very nicely divided into steps and this algorithm helps a lot. Thank you for the little tricks as well! Merci beaucoup :)
Merci Julia !
Your English is great, my friend! Thank you for learning English and teaching us!
😻 thanks!
I loved this video. I am Brazilian and I liked your ascent. You're really skillful and this videos make me want to return drawing.
Amazing video! You did so much of a great work making it! And, to be completely fair - your English is great and your voice is nice to listen to. Thank you so much!
Thank you very much!
I just downloaded Krita recently and I really appreciate your video, I'm very new to the program and it has helped me a lot in learning how to use it! I'm going through a lot of your videos to help me learn :)
And your accent is great, I love listening to you explain everything!
Thank you Emma for the feedback! I'll keep publishing videos :-3
i realised i watched 2 hrs worth of video after i completed it!!!!! i have never been this engrossed in a video before!!! and when u said i will be back with more improvement i almost cried , bro u don't have anything to improve....ur art is literally like literally so good that i would kill to be on same level as you!! and ur english is perfect and so cuteeeee...keep goinggggggggggg!!!!!
Awww 🥰 thank you very much for this super feedback!
I'm just starting to try Krita. I hope you'd make more videos like this, this is awesome :)
WOW ! Thank you sir, you have no idea how much all of this helps! THANKYOU.
I just returned from living in Grenoble, FRance for 10 years. I love the accent, and miss hearing very much in my day to day conversations. Merci !!
Hi Daivd! Your english is wonderful, clear and bright and I I have no doubts what you're saying. I understand everything. Despite your characteristic, lovely accent :) You don't have to be sorry about it! Tutorial is really interesting, thanks for it.
Incredible. Each panel is like it's own painting.
Thank you very much for the brush set, its tools flow so well in my paintings. Beyond that this is a great video and has helped me learn quite a few ways to speed up comic making that I was not aware of before.
Nice!
Thank you for this. I learned a lot! I normally don't watch longer videos because of my attention span, but this one flew by. I really didn't notice the time passing until you finished. Well done!
you speak better English than i do and it's my first language XD. Thx for your tutorial this is so helpful and to the point!! Not much is taught this way and it should be. I think accents are amazing, people who have them speak English but with a flare and it's beautiful.
the universe has sent me a blessing and it has came in form of a french artist merci
aww 😻 thank you.
Étant française et parlant en anglaisCouramment je tiens à te dire que tu es totalement compréhensible et que c’est agréable de t’écouter, je découvre krita hier soirEt tombe sur ta vidéo ça, merci pour tous les conseils que tu donnes ça me sera utile pour le futur puisque je commence une école d’art en octobre, je sais que cette vidéo date d’il y a cinq ans et qu’il y a plus de chances que tu me répondes mais je tenais tout de même à te dire merci
Merci beaucoups et bon courage pour les études!
Absolutely excellent tutorial. Excellent english and fully understandable.
Thankyou so much for this.
I absolutely loved watching this tutorial, you have a calm relaxed way of speaking, the accent is nice, I can understand absolutely everything you were explaining in this video. Never give up! Wishing you the best!
Thank you David, this helps me a lot to find my way with krita. Greetings from germany!
Simplement un grand "Merci" pour cette vidéo! Le temps et la patience que vous nous avez dediés pour nous apprendre les bases de la bande dessiné sont quelque chose de trés precieux et sourtout pas évident. Je ne comprends pas l'anglais, mais à vous, je vous comprends! Merci encore!
I just came here to say, that I'm hugely glad that youtube proposed me your video. I always had a problem with being a prisoner of my own lineart, which in consequence looked very stiff and not detailed at all. I've tried your block painting technique, and it worked wonders. It added a lot of expression to my drawing and gave me again a great source of fun from drawing.
Thank you!
je ne suis pas seulement impressionné par ton talent indéniable, mais bien plus encore par la générosité dont tu fais preuve en partageant tes recettes, brushes, template, David tu forces l'admiration. Et si cela peut te rassurer tu dessine les mains à la perfection. merci pour tout le temps passé en amont et à la réalisation de ce magnifique document des plus instructifs.
wow you literally do full illustrations for comics, that's amazing
Thank you! I admit that this technique after 7 years is a bit slow and exhausting. For the sure, the comic looks good ( www.peppercarrot.com/ ) but many time I'm jealous of the ability of other author with a more lightweight style to storytell more adventure .
Very great tutorial! Thank you so much! I want to start a comic project and do not know how to use Krita ( other than digital painting) .
Your accent is great. I do understand it very well.
Thank you very much Majid Jaha!
Great tutorial. Don't worry about your accent, everything was good and clear. Fascinating to watch you work :)
this must be the most helpful comic page/kita tutorial I've seen, you didn't rush to make a short video and ended up making a "meh" work, thanks for all the effort you put in the video ^^
I came here since I'm switching from Photoshop to Krita and I needed some starting points. Your video has been really helpful, thank you!
Also, great pick on the time lapse music :)
And now I'm off to check out your comic.
Thanks ;-) Good luck on your switch.
This video has taught me a lot, I appreciate everything you do for the open source community and I love your art style and the way you explained everything in great detail, I am now using Krita to create my art for my newest Webtoon. Thank YOU SO MUCH