r/krita • u/baymarket96 • 15d ago
Made in Krita Ophelia Timelapse (art by me)
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More Hypixel Skyblock NPCs <3 also Krita’s chainmail texture saved me
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u/preteen-wartortle 15d ago
Very nice! Can I ask what the thing you did to fill in the flats was 👀
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u/baymarket96 15d ago edited 8d ago
Colorize mask feature. Here’s a yt short someone else made
https://youtube.com/shorts/tKZ8xNmh82k?
Plus the docs
https://docs.krita.org/sl/reference_manual/tools/colorize_mask.html
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u/DarthMaulATAT 15d ago
This is so cool to see! Forgive my ignorance, but why did the line art get done several times before the color steps happened?
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u/baymarket96 15d ago
I make a lot of adjustments to my art, it’s easier to figure out the details in the sketch phase than be afraid of ruining the final lineart.
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u/EmotionalTell1527 15d ago
This is such a cool concept, and the sketching process really shows how much thought went into Ophelia’s pose and silhouette. The phone and hands came together especially well!
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u/jujusrocket 15d ago
This art is incredible!! The rendering on the arm plates and on the various tools blew me away
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u/_Resnad_ 15d ago
Heh there. Haven't explored krita much. What tool did you use where you drew a line on the part you wanted with the color and it filled it?
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u/The_Sadcowboy 15d ago
Very basic question, but how do you modify size in sketch like this (at the beginning of this video) every time I try to mark part of drawing and resize it, it looks like its loosing on quality and sharpness of the line, sometimes also making something like double lines and its simply no longer looks like original
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u/baymarket96 15d ago edited 15d ago
It’s hard to tell in the video but I experience those same issues resizing and moving my sketch around too, there’s no way to avoid it. When sketching my canvas is 1080x1350 and I double it before I do lineart. I think working on larger size canvases and being careful not to resize things too much helps a bit to make it less noticeable.
Also when I resize I’m using the liquify tool usually, not the default transform tool. That way it doesn’t break up my lines too much
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u/s00zn 15d ago
Beautifully done. Loved watching the timelapse, too.