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A large used old brush to add textures to backgrounds Now restored in 8.1.Ī large and rough brush for sketching mass, and blocking basic plane of a shape. This brush was always on all my brush pack, but were removed in 8.0. A brush with a grungy aspect, to block basic silhouette without caring about details. Note: 'Liquify transform' does a better job on final artworks, but this brush is faster while sketching. The small brush I use to draw and to paint small detail.Īnother brush I use when I draw landscapes, they require usually less precision than characters.Ī preset for deforming sketches. a preset I use when I need now to ink my artworks. a thin brush preset I use to draw in general or when I add details. A small pen I use to storyboard at 100% viewport size, and also to write, doodle notes, etc. The preset I use to do line-art and for drawing in general. It is useful for removing a part of a drawing.Ī preset with low opacity to draw construction lines and sketch. This eraser always erase 100% without doing variation on opacity. A new eraser more precise for small lines, with sharp edges. This eraser is good for soft area, or to erase/fade out a part of a drawing with various level of opacity. screenshot, article.īrush added/modified on Brush description:
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08-03-2017: v8.2, Krita 3.1.2 - If it works, don't fix it: 10 brushes added, minor update for 2.
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This brushkit is a free bonus on the way of more episodes for my webcomic Pepper&Carrot. All this big work couldn't be possible without the support of my patrons. I also took time to write here a full description of every 64 brushes you'll get in the pack. As usual with all my brushkit (I maintain them since 2009), I decided to distribute them for free, for anyone. That's how I started this new version of my brushkit for Krita, the serie 8. I wanted to have something looking good and useful in my preset docker. Also, you probably won't need it because an enhanced version of this brush pack joined the default brush installed with Krita 4.x: I managed them. Here I can only guess that it will work under Linux and macOS with help of WINE or Winebottler.Īll the programs above are free of charge for non-commercial use, and reasonably priced for commercial use.Update: This resources is outdated and unmaintained : it won't work as intended with future version of Krita (after Krita 4.2) Check the 'extras' category to find the most recent brushes.

It sometimes offers enormous file size-reduction, but always good file size-reduction.
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Next software with a versatile batch-converter is XnView, it is available for Linux, macOS and Windows, has even more options than IrfanView I believe, and offers the standalone converter XnConvert too, additionally to the one that it is built in into the main-software, but my favorite is IrfanView, because of the interface.Īnother good software to reduce picture sizes, in memory-space used, is RIOT (Radical Image Optimization Tool) under Windows.īut the batch-converter of RIOT can also adjust the dimensions of the pictures to process (and you can hand over a single picture to it, that’s handy because the single picture-mode of the main software offers only to resize dimensions if these are above a certain size), but its main capacity is to reduce the file size, and there are both, main program and batch-converter, versatile and effective, it works with JPG’s, GIF’s and PNG’s and offers some options and has a preview.
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If you want to use IrfanView, do yourself a favor and download its plugin-pack too, it’s worth it if you handle seldom formats. IrfanView also works under Linux with WINE, I guess that it will run on macOS with Winebottler too. As algorithm to convert the pics with, I would use most probably Lanczos3. For such a large batch of pictures to convert, I would use IrfanView because of its batch-converter and the lots of options it has to fine-tune the conversion.
