【DRAWING】 Let's Learn Krita Together!!
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Trying out a new art program called "Krita!" Let's learn together!
It's a FREE!!!! and open source program, so you can also download and try it out with me!
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Never knew a streamer could be so useful
Edit: This was made before i fall onto hololive rabbit hole, these were my famous last words
Those are some nice last words.
WAH-come to the hole
Zidan Taufiq
2 years ago
"Imagine,, someone who doesn't know vtuber at all looking for Krita beginner tutorial and then found this."
Just quoting another commenter on this stream/video lol
Nice lastw words buddy
@@dyingcaffeine9457 two years later, and no one has come to appreciate the potential outcomes of your phrasing. So here I am to say, thanks.
@@hamingnu6610 Does it count as invoking the 4th WAH?
Summary/ interpretation of some of the general art tips Ina covered and that I took note of from this stream! (not Krita specific)
1. The #1 skill of an artist is... learn to google! 1:51:51
2. Reposition your various tools/windows so they are are convenient to use. 37:48
3. The value of custom brushes! 54:57
The process of experimenting with brush properties can be immensely rewarding and have a huge impact on your art. Just learning what different properties brushes can have and the specific differences and general use cases for each teaches you a lot!
4. The importance of flipping your canvas, a tip found in nearly all of her art streams!
Flipping your canvas helps correct imbalance in your drawings and aids in preventing your work from favouring/skewing to a dominant side. Rotating, as well as flipping your canvas both horizontally and vertically can all help give you a fresh perspective on your art.
5. Why does Ina use layers? 1:21:21
Ina talks about how she uses layers to separate different elements of her art. One example being having her lineart and colour on separate layers, which helps with compartmentalizing and refining those specific steps in her drawing process. There are many other benefits to working with multiple layers such as the various layer modes available in many programs as well as just making it easier to edit and change your art’s overall composition.
Thanks Ina for the stream! Despite being new to Krita you did a great job showcasing the basics of what it has to offer both with your tutorial and your wonderful art. Thanks for exposing people to a great completely free and open source program!
ah so thats why you should flip it
Learning Google-Fu is also the number one thing for programming... basically it's a life skill everybody should learn nowadays. Mostly though, people just need to make that mental transition to just remembering that searching the internet is an option.
Thanks fam
pin this ;;
Thank you!
Imagine,, someone who doesn't know vtuber at all looking for Krita beginner tutorial and then found this.
All according to keikaku
it's already a top result
Just type Krita and there you go
“Welcome to the Rabbit hole. We always welcome new members specially if you can make fanart.”
@@Dominik-K yep,, it's very eye catching because you see anime girl in it.
Oh boi,, it's legit,, ina's tutorial on top result! (if you use "learn krita" keyword)
Mom: what are u doing ?
Me: sshh im ina class
bruh.
Hi, ina class
@@Sai-P Hi ! 😂
Best 'ina' joke i have seen so far
Ina-sensei! lol
I may not be an artist, but I can tell that this is a pretty good way to be introduced to Krita, and it was nice to learn alongside Ina too. Also thanks to the dev in chat for hanging out and giving tips!
@zooboo Those pieces of code still have to be accepted by the main branch in order for it to be in the next update
Devs and hololive amarayt
@zooboo They meant me; I am one of the Krita developers and I was in the stream, talking as Krita. You are not wrong in the idea, but the reality is a bit less colorful: for Krita, there were around 300 people contributing to the code in 20 years. One can compare with Blender, where it's around 400-500 contributors. However, the Krita core development team (regular contributors) was always much smaller. Right now there is 9 paid developers (most of them hired in 2019 and 2020; before that, there were just Dmitry and Rempt), and together with all the more active volunteers it would be probably less than 20 people in total, I guess (not counting people who take care of the manual, or user support, or even triaging etc., but even counting them in it would be less than 30, if I'm being very inclusive :) ). Of course people kinda come and go, and there are some one-off contributions too, which is why the total number of contributors is much bigger.
// tiar
@@KritaOrgPainting i hope to see krita grow
@@KritaOrgPainting We will watch your career with great interest.
Some people:imagine searching for krita beginners tutorial and find this
Me: so I'm one of them 👁👄👁
yoo, I just transitioned into Krita from Autodesk Sketchbook and I'm like a person deserted on an unknown island, with no idea what to do and opened UA-cam for a Krita tutorial. This was actually perfectly timed TBH.
@@saceurai6629 Yes, I'm feeling the same. Before, I was using Ibis Paint x in my phone. Now, I'm upgraded myself to use a pen tablet, but I don't know what program should I use. A few weeks ago, I downloaded Krita. But I don't know what to do with that program so I ignored it🙃
After hearing Ina's lecture, I want to learn Krita again.
(Sorry for my bad grammar)
@@sarlaihana7647 ohh same... I just bought a digital tablet and i heard that krita in just like clip studio paint or photoshop....
dude ssaammeee
@@saceurai6629 wtf that's me lmaooo I used to use Autodesk now I am trying to learn krita TT ik it's a bit late but how is it for you now?
4:01 to hear Ina's adorable "Wah" over and over again
And after that...
2:16:40
2:19:54
Don't forget the slightly embarrassed laugh!
Wahry important.
I love pringles.
"Wah" compilations when
Me and my....
Can't believe my favorite Vtuber just created a whole helpful tutorial/walkthrough that I totally needed as a beginner Krita artist! Thank you Ina from the bottom of my heart. ♥️
I downloaded Krita months ago, but I didn't really know much about some of the ins and outs of the program. But when I found out you were going to stream on learning how to use Krita a few days ago, I joined the livestream today, plugged in my tablet, booted up Krita, and learned a lot from this stream. Thank you Ina for this learning experience!
Alt is the system key in the KDE Desktop environment on Linux, where Krita was developed for, so Alt keybindings would conflict with the System keybindings, that is why they use Ctrl or the mod (windows) key for keybindings.
Is there no way to change this?
@@jeffsfolio Or just change system bindings in Linux to use the "super" key as part of the combo instead. That saves a lot of hotkey headaches across a whole bunch of software. (Some of the system keybindings in Linux were dumb that way, not just KDE either.)
It is KRITAcal that you pay attention to what she says during the stream. Also how are your streams so comfy?!?
ICY that you're getting the hang of making Ina puns.
you're not fooling anyone with that alternative account, Ina
It is an INAte ability.
That's the best pun I've heard since the start of this year...either it's just good, or my humour has gone downhill.
Is there a stream/video where she colours using krita?
2:07:17 The advantages of being hydrodynamic part II.
It never ceases to AMEze me how GURAte this comment section is. Everyone is so WACOMing, and KRITAtive with their comments.
talking about learning krita, I highly recommend "won't teach you how to draw v6" brushpack by wojtry
it's only 20 extra brushes, but they are very much worth it
about 12 of them have nice texture + hue variation + a nice effect of getting darker hue from applying a lot of pressure - so you can use a single brush to block out shapes, shade, and have natural texture
then there is a brush for blending with a hard-edge (one side is a hard edge, the other is soft) - very useful for cylinder-like things and anatomy things
+ another brush with the same idea (a stroke applies color asa hard brush, but then turns into a smudge brush) - similar to what Sinix uses
and then finally it has a lovely extrusion brush to create shapes / fix drawing elements
Good to use for movie poster
I cant believe im drawing again after 5 years..... this is the first time I actually have the desire to draw again in a while... thank you ina
Same
I don't know why but, I love the random little "mmm", "yes" and such things you do as if reaffirming what you just said makes me want to watch you more. I JUST LOVE IT!!
agreed, found that very adorable
I still come back to this video for reference.
I suppose this stream is where Ina perfectly demonstrates what she says every art stream, gotta feed the brain. Kicked off really energetic and things just started going down as we went (Or I should say up because sleepy Ina is one *adorable* little thing). Beautiful art as always as well as little sneak peeks into the Ina-r workings of the beast that draws these.
Good for starting some semblance of training too, one day we'll have a legendary Super SayInan before our eyes I'm sure of it.
40 minutes into this video and it has helped me so much! as a total amateur in digital art, the keybinds were lifesavers!
Been following the steps in this and honestly it has opened my eyes to how krita works a lot. Thank you Ina. I will be able to make fun art on my own because of you!
This was such a great stream!
I've always wanted to be a writer in some way since childhood, and a few years ago I settled on my dream career to be becoming a mangaka, as manga/anime has had a huge impact on my life. Over the last 4 years I self taught myself with the internet's help how to draw by hand from scratch, I mean I literally started from stick figures that's how bad my art skills were. Recently I've tried learning how to draw digitally to make that next leap in my career aspirations and its definitely been an overwhelming experience, digital art is a whole different ball game! And part of it is there's just so many programs with so many different functions/tools.
So thank you for showing us a free, open source program that seems to be very user friendly for people just getting started in digital art. I learned a lot while watching, and I appreciate you taking the time to go through a program for the first time along with us to show us your mindset when going into it. I look forward to trying Krita out at some point hopefully very soon.
Thank you for a great stream Ina & chat! :D
Stick figures huh and now you can draw full character models? How long did it take you? And how could you keep motivated to be better whenever you attempt to draw but it always fills you with disappointment and discouragement? (talking about myself here 😪)
@@ChungmigWarrior Motivation? How about "want to draw lewd myself" sounds to you?
@@Meonium "0 results"
For now...
@@ChungmigWarrior Will get back to you with a reply after Gura's stream is over :)
Want some rice balls?
"Trial and error"
Yup, that was also me back in 2019 when I used krita for the first time lol
also...
density: how thick the line is
opacity: how visible the line is
Can't wait to see the finished art! Your drawing has a certain Flaire to it, love to get more kNoeledge from the old one herself!
Imagine wanting to learn krita and your favourite vtuber did a tutorial for krita. I'm happy :D
Exactly! I kept this program in mind for when I eventually got a drawing tablet and it’s now going to be used and Ina is the one teaching me it ^^
This is perfect~
I just got a drawing tablet and found Krita because of you, now I get to learn it with my favorite EN V-Tuber!
We need a 2020 compilation of all of Ina's "Wah"
Late but here's one I found when searching for this vod lol
ua-cam.com/video/GxLQiefIVlA/v-deo.html
I've been learning to do digital art with Krita and all the tutorial videos I've tried have skipped over things or spent way too long on details of things that don't really matter, this feels like the nicest balance I've seen so far and I feel like I learnt so much seeing it just set up naturally like this! Thank you Ina!
I cannot fucking belive this.... i wanted to get back into art cause of you, and just yesterday downloaded krita and bought a new digital tablet! and then this stream happened. I am very new to digital art so this helped me out immensely....I never thought you would make a video on krita.... and I was in the process of making a playlist of tutorials on youtube. If this is not a sign that I should work hard, then idk what is......I hope you make a lot more of tutorial streams!!!!! thanks alot inaaaaaa
poggers
How's your art? Hope you're still doing it!
@@_Insaner no reply prolly means they quit
@@kanjifreak420 They just created an artwork this month, there are other reasons people dont want to reply
i actually was looking a krita tutorial and ended up here...Luckily i knew what hololive was, imagine the confusion otherwise
At least 1 person here was just looking for a Krita tutorial and ended out falling through a massive hole.
Also Ina's face looks very... inviting in the thumbnail 😳
This is legit verryyyyyyyy useful and educational for me and those who wants to become an illustrator/artist in the future.
I knew I'd wanna watch this again some day and now I'm going to be getting my very first drawing tablet today by chance. Thankful for Ina and her cracked out art over the years.
This stream is a gem. I wish Ina could continue these kind of stream
Sleepy tako-ing Ina is adorable lol
Ina thank you so much for going through the different settings for that pencil brush, it really helped me understand it better. I've been struggling with my line art.
i've already fallen to rabbid holes since january..
just now i was looking for krita tutorial and found this in recommended...
wow
Perfect time for me to actually find this, I just got Krita and I didn't even know this video existed. It feels nice learning from Ina.
Very thoughtful of you to do this tutorial and help others along the way. Nice!
By the way, this is your 68th video. One more video and you hit the jackpot! It is time to TRANSCEND in a way that not even The Ancient Ones have tasted throughout the eons. Enjoy the transcendent ecstasy while it lasts.
thanks ina for showing on how to use krita ive been trying to use it for a while and didnt really know how to use it till i saw your stream
No hablo inglés, pero pude entender con los subtitulos automáticos de UA-cam. Este es el video más completo que encontré sobre la configuración de Krita, me ayudará mucho para personalizar a mi gusto y sentirme cómoda al dibujar ✨. Muchas gracias de verdad!, pronto me pondré a mirar qué configuro en Krita, lo único que me gustaría es ver cómo coloreas en este programa ^^. Buen día o noche, bendiciones ⛩💖🍃
本当にありがとう、特に私のようなアーティストとして、あなたからたくさんのことを学びました
2:12:41 We've made it boys, I finally got recognized!
I didn't know that was a thing that's awesome. Damn.
Good job m8
Nice!!!! Congrats, waiting for the ground pounding Ame (?).
I've actually been hoping to find an easy to understand krita tutorial of sorts so I'm happy ina did this! I've been fumbling around with it and doing basic stuff but I'll go through this video the next time I try drawing :> it's cool that she's trying to introduce more people to drawing and practicing art, it makes me want to follow along with her art videos lol
your video is truly new to the program pov! its pretty neat and i've learned alot along with you! thank you!
This was both fun and very informative stream on some of the tools with Krita.
Also, Sleepy headed Ina was adorable and precious.
I hope she gets all the rest she needs
I love seeing open-source software getting some love! Nice one Ina~
*gasp*
finally! ive been using this program over a 2 years now and i love it
its nice to see a vtuber using this program
this takes me back.
for the stream Ina, poor braincell ran out of juice at the end, if only we could give you some of the sugar your streams give us daily...
I really like these learning streams, I’m not much of an artist myself but it is really nice to see all the settings and options, plus seeing an Inacredible artist go through their thought process really helps newer artists IMO.
Idk how many more free or cheap programs there are out there, but please continue to do these types of streams if you want to, they are very helpful!
"CHAT! Lend me your energy!"
If she could convert the sugar she gives us into engery she would be more energetic than Kiara and Ollie combined :D I cant even imagine a hyper Ina.
This is gonna be so helpful, I’m glad I found this 💜
i just dow-nload krita and never knew about this stream. now this is very good, as I enjoy tako and learn at the same time
37:10 How can i replicate this in clip studio?
The view -> rotate -> flip horizontally option mirrors the image according to the center of the screen.
The canvas -> rotate -> flip horizontally option moves it to center of the screen, but then mirrors it there.
none keep it in place after i've moved it.
i was trying to figure this out too wondering if this is a better method until i realized something after testing it out in clip (even after using clip for years lmao):
its not replicable in clip but imo it's not entirely necessary. the first one is more useful when you want to work on a portion of the artwork. as long as the area you're focusing on is somewhat centered in your viewport, your view will remain on that portion even after it's flipped
the 2nd one is just the same as what Ina mapped in Krita, except Clip adds the step of centering the canvas too as you mentioned. either way, the disadvantage to this way of flipping is that you'll have to move the camera back to the other side of the canvas to the portion you were working on. check 1:09:00 onwards when ina starts sketching, you'll notice she has to keep pulling her canvas back to the center to reach the working area. i think this method is great for assessing the whole artwork but not while working on a portion. im guessing her huge cintiq24 screen size is a factor especially when she has to bring the floating windows closer to her comfortable drawing position, so she cannot totally center the work area for flipping using the first method
i prefer not to strain my hand constantly pulling around the canvas even if i use a smaller setup, so i use the first method but really, it's up to preference and workflow
Poor tako. Literally ran out of juice by the end of the stream
Chat: Ina, get some coffee.
Ina: I already had coffee, well I spilled half of it but yeah.
Chat: BRUH
i literally tune in live for the first few minutes of ina's streams just so that i can hear her go "wah!" then "ina ina ina!"
Everyone: Focus learning Ina's lecture.
Me: Am I the only one who admired Ina's handwriting? Her handwriting is so good😭
Christmas tako is soooooo cute !! Ina is top tier comfy and wholesome and pure and adorable
tbh i did not expect a vtuber video helping me with krita this much
Thank you for teaching us about Krita in the stream. We like your painting of Noel and Flare senpai so much, we can't wait to see it until finished. Thank you for the stream as always, Ina. It was so good!
Was looking into Krita to learn digital drawing and look who I found, my oshi. Heaven smiled upon me this day.
I'm using Krita right now too and knowing that a popular artist is using the same software made me feel excited.
I came here 20 days later on Christmas because I got myself a Wacom Intuo CTL-4100 for Christmas. I also missed this stream.
As a Krita user, this made me very happy.
thanks for covering my program of choice for digital painting
not a lot of mainstream channels do that haha.....
Want to try again to learn to draw so went back to this stream to see how Ina set up krita. Is quite interesting how different and similar past Ina and present Ina are, kind of strange to hear "yap yap yap" on this video now that yap is a popular word in 2024. Anyway Im glad Ina is still here with us and that she did lots of art, gesture drawing and doodle streams; its time to renew my Inacademy student membership and start a new semester!
Very chill. Cant find this kind of content elsewhere. 100%would simp again fro.. I mean learn from Ina again.
Really helpful, Ina! Thank you for this vid :)
Hey Ina! Could you please do some streams on getting started in art? I really want to get into it, and I think I'll like it since I'm already into calligraphy. It'd be nice to have a place to start since it's really confusing.
Ina advocates for FOSS? absolutely based.
Bruh trying getting into digital art recently and now Im here.. Looks like I've come in full circles
I've been using an ancient portable version of paint tool SAI for 8 years, it's a bit outdated so time to switch!
Noel & Flare are so adorable! This was fun to watch.
krita is so good, i dont even know 1% of the features in it but it's super nice
I used to use Krita for colour back when I was mouse only, when I did my lineart with mouse+Inkscape. Moved to Fire Alpaca when I got myself a small screenless pen tablet because I found its stabiliser to be very good for my wack-ass hand. Haven't figured out a good setting on Krita's stabiliser yet to make it feel the same, but I'd love to come back and use it again, I miss some of the things I used to be able to do with it.
I just transitioned from Krita to Clip Studio Paint a couple days ago, so far I love CSP wayy better but I'll always be thankful for Krita as I've used that software since 2018
So.... I guess I just never watched this stream. But now I'm trying to learn how to draw and this is an amazing surprise!
Somehow I forgot that she made this. Now I search for a tutorial, and I found a tako.
I got into the rabbit hole after watching this...
I was looking for a tutorial when transitioning from medibang to krita, then my friend straight up linked this video. I owe him one
Wow! Thanks, Ina! I am a 3D artist and Unity Game Maker but I'm learning 2D-3D Modelling/Drawing. I am using the blender program and I was looking for a 2D program. Thanks for showing this program!
There is something about ina that makes me feel doki-doki
Nice! Krita is indeed one of the best drawing apps that are free.
Also I learn to learning of Krita lesson tutorial as my best now.I could trying of my best anime now.If I learning Krita lesson again..if I doing creative now.Suddenly,I took care of my composive ever.
1:04:48 Ok but why is it not 'I'll be back Ina moment!' or just 'Back Ina moment!' amiright?
1:45:50 can't lose what you never had XD
thank u for the lovely lesson tako 😄👍
Me: I want learn to express the darkness of human nature through digital art...
This sweet happy woman: WAH!
perfect krita tutorial lmao!
Its funny thinking that as this was steaming, mumei was watching it as a none hololive member
"Lets learn pain and suffering together"
Once I saw this, I knew...this was going to be wonderful
I love her Krita-tivity [it's like creativity but Krita]
Downloaded Krita and some things kept annoying me, then I remembered Ina did this stream and here I am.
I literally came for her video to learn more about Krita since I'm using Clip Studio Paint
*Starts here:* 4:01
Oh this. I recognize this art drawing program. I find it very useful for the purposes of rendering (not sure if that's the proper terminology). And as a little advice from myself to anyone reading this, try using a touch screen monitor or a drawing tablet. Unless your mouse can detect the pressure you exert on it, you won't be able to generate some of the effects (well you could but it will take a while).
I started using Krita a while ago when my old old old Corel Painter 11 copy started having problems. I miss the brushes it had, but for what I do now Krita works great and I like its interface way more.
oh dude yeah!! krita is a really good program, ive used it for like a year now
this makes me to finish my project on krita inna,time
Some how Ina find me when I'm thinking of drawing.
I was searching for this and i wasn't even aware that there is ina's tutorial already, wow
estaba buscando donde entender mejor krita y 2 dos años despues lo he encontrado mi casa
krita is going to be caught in the rabbit hole, lol, welcome krita!!!!!