This is the content i wish youtube keeps recommend me.

Will wait for colorize mask. Also your tutorial video are great, you deserve more subs

So far so good , the best explanation, Now i can use Krita

Thank you for this.

Amazing content

You are so darn good at making tutorial videos. If I could double subscribe and like I would.

You're so helpful u fr deserve more subs tysm 😭

Wonderful. Take notes people!

plzzzzz more videos =(

Your content is very inspiring! Thank u for sharing 😅 New sub from 🇧🇷💖

just two videos of yours explained the almost whole application. Thanks. Probably I will mention about you in my upcaming videos.

This video is amazing thank you so much this really is the content needed for understanding digital art and what the tools are

Great video! thanks, and if you do one about colorize mask that would be cool.

very nice from Belgium

thanks man you help me

Which one is equivalent to Photoshop's smart objects?

@sergio_tellez

3 ай бұрын

Hi. I'm not a Photoshop user, and the last time I used it was with CS6, so I don't really know much about it, sorry. After searching on Google, I found that 'smart objects' is a feature that allows you to work non destructively in many ways. From what I see, you can achieve most of what smart objects do in Krita by using masks and group layers. There might be some things that you can't do, but since smart objects can do many tasks, I would need a more specific example. Keep in mind that Krita is a different software focused on digital painting, and it doesn't aim to be a Photoshop copy or alternative. There are quite a few things you can do in Krita that you can't do in Photoshop, and vice versa. Cheers!

@nightslasher9384

3 ай бұрын

@@sergio_tellez i understand but I just wanted to make sure the original don’t lose it’s original quality when I enlarge or shrink it’s size.

Too speedy.

@sergio_tellez

2 ай бұрын

😅Will try to slow down next time