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Krita QuickStart: for Digital Painting and Animation, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 84 lectures, based on 135 reviews, and has 775 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will learn how to draw and paint digitally as well as animate in the free open source software. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginning students who are interested in learning digital painting and animation. It is particularly useful for Beginning students who are interested in learning digital painting and animation.

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Summary

Title: Krita QuickStart: for Digital Painting and Animation

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 84

Number of Published Lectures: 80

Number of Curriculum Items: 84

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students will learn how to draw and paint digitally as well as animate in the free open source software.

Who Should Attend

Beginning students who are interested in learning digital painting and animation.

Target Audiences

Beginning students who are interested in learning digital painting and animation.

Krita is a free open source software that can be used for digital painting by both professional and amateur artists. You can also animate in Krita. Many courses bombard you with tons of information up front when all you want to do is get to work. Krita can have a very short learning curve if all you want to do is paint digitally in a natural and intuitive way. After you dive in and begin creating, you can then come back to the course and learn the finer details of digital painting as well as some tips and tricks that can speed up your work flow. You can use many of the techniques taught in Krita in other software as well.   Then I will show you how to animated using Krita’s timeline.

This course was originally 6 hours long and was created in 2019. It has been updated in 2023 to focus more on digital painting in a traditional oil painting style. So if you want the newest content look for the section labeled Update 2023 in section 7.

Here are some of the  areas covered:

? Pop-up Pallet

? Painting Still Lives

? Mixing Colors

? Working with Textures

? Installing Brushes

? Creating Brush Groups

? Painting on Multiple Layers

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Course Update 2023

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What to Expect in the Course

Lecture 3: Quick Start: Begin Painting in 20 minutes with the Pop-Up Pallet

Chapter 2: Going more in-depth/Beyond the QuickStart

Lecture 1: Useful Setting: Auto Save and Setting the Number Brushes in Pop-up Pallet

Lecture 2: Dirty Presets: Temporarily save changes made to a brush preset

Lecture 3: Modify a Brush Preset and Save it as a New Preset

Lecture 4: How to Bring Back a Brush Preset That You Accidentally Deleted

Lecture 5: Installing Free Brush Bundles – NEW

Lecture 6: Inking Smoother Lines: Part 1

Lecture 7: Inking Smoother Lines: Part 2

Lecture 8: Portrait Sketch: Painting with shapes/The Technique

Lecture 9: Portrait Sketch: Painting with shapes. Part 2 – The long version

Chapter 3: Krita Basics

Lecture 1: Navigation and Workspaces

Lecture 2: Why and How to Use a Drawing Tablet

Lecture 3: Using Brushes

Lecture 4: Selecting Color

Lecture 5: Understanding Layers

Lecture 6: Opacity and Blend Modes

Lecture 7: Selections Tools, Part 1 (Rectangular, Elliptical,Polygonal, Outline)

Lecture 8: Selections Tool, Part 2 (Similar Color and Contiguous Selection Tools)

Chapter 4: Drawing and Painting Projects

Lecture 1: Painting an Apple in BW – Then Adding Color

Lecture 2: Drawing an Apple with Lines

Lecture 3: Painting and Apple in Color

Lecture 4: Pen and Ink style using the anime tool set

Chapter 5: Animating in Krita

Lecture 1: Animation workspace

Lecture 2: Timing and Onion Skinning

Lecture 3: Make a Bouncing Ball

Lecture 4: Adding Simple Audio to Animation

Chapter 6: Q & A

Lecture 1: How to make thick lines thin on a completed drawing

Lecture 2: How do you a reset brush default and bring back deleted brushes?

Lecture 3: How to create a brush set (set of tags)

Lecture 4: Problem with file sizes? Try using Transform Selection Tool.

Chapter 7: Digital Painting in Krita: A Quick Start – 2023 course Update

Lecture 1: 1. Krita Quick Start Introduction

Lecture 2: 2. Download the Free Software

Lecture 3: 3. Pop-up Palette: Essentials

Lecture 4: 4. Pop-up Palette: More Control

Lecture 5: 5. Drawing with a Mouse

Lecture 6: 6. Drawing with a Tablet

Lecture 7: 7. The Project: Painting and Egg in Grayscale

Lecture 8: 8. Quick Start Wrapping it up

Chapter 8: Digital Painting in Krita: A Simple Still Life

Lecture 1: Setting Up

Lecture 2: The Sketch

Lecture 3: Blocking In

Lecture 4: The Background

Lecture 5: Sargent Brushwork

Lecture 6: Adding Detail and Finishing Touches

Lecture 7: Wrapping It Up

Chapter 9: Digital Painting in Krita: A Still Life – Persimmon and Tea

Lecture 1: Intro: Krita Digital Painting

Lecture 2: How Videos are Organized

Lecture 3: Creating Custom Color Pallet

Lecture 4: Installing Brush Bundles

Lecture 5: Creating Your Document

Lecture 6: Start Painting

Lecture 7: Repositioning Sketch

Lecture 8: Blocking in Color

Lecture 9: Making Corrections

Lecture 10: Carving Shapes

Lecture 11: Rotating Canvas

Lecture 12: Soft Brush Instead of Blender Brush

Lecture 13: Freehand Selection Tool

Lecture 14: Warping Image to Make Correction

Lecture 15: Squint to Simplify Values

Lecture 16: Fresh Eyes: A Second Sitting

Lecture 17: Adding Highlights

Lecture 18: Flower Design on the Cup

Lecture 19: Cheating: Duplicating the Flower Design

Lecture 20: Skewing Object

Lecture 21: Adjusting Layer Opacity and Wrapping Up

Lecture 22: Wrapping Up

Chapter 10: Digital Painting in Krita: A Simple Still Life with a Focus on Texture

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Why texture is important

Lecture 3: Setting up the document

Lecture 4: The Sketch

Lecture 5: Mixing Colors

Lecture 6: Blocking in Colors

Lecture 7: Refining the Painting

Lecture 8: Applying Texture to Your Painting

Lecture 9: Making Your Own Texture

Lecture 10: Wrapping it Up!

Instructors

Aaron Porter
Graphic Artist/Illustrator

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes

2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 21 votes

4 stars: 47 votes

5 stars: 63 votes

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