The brushes are intended to be used in Krita 2.7, Krita 2.8 and higher versions. "More pressure means more dispersion and less opacity, this is the basic formula", Basqué sentence.Įl brushes pack watercolor can be downloaded from this page. Feedback is always welcome, ”says Alexander.Īccording to its creator, the idea of the brush pack is to simulate and control the diffusion of water by pressure. I've done my research, compared to other brushes, scanned watercolor images, and seen watercolor paintings from traditional masters, so I can say that I have done my homework and done my best to provide a good package with which to create stunning watercolor paintings. “It's hard to know how well do their job. Vasco Alexander assures that although he is not very familiar with watercolor painting, he put a lot of effort into creating the package that concerns us this time. So probably they won’t fit all workflows, but luckily Krita makes configuring and adapting them a breeze.The user Vasco Alexander, the same artist responsible for that incredible 850 GIMP Brushes Pack we talked about a few weeks ago in Ubunlog, he has shared a package of watercolor brushes for Chalk. The krita presets are adapted to my own tasted and canvas size. Aditional brushes can be set up easily using Krita or Gimp. I would be excellent if Krita coud read from vector shapes, but for the moment that’s not possible. It had to be this big in order to keep certain sharpness on the shape. I took the shapes and render them separately into a 250×250 square for later “compile” into an animated brush set to random. You can check the original packages for more details.
It contains all shapes from Alchemy ( ) and Deevad’s Shapes ( ), and one from me, that I was testing. To give you a more complete idea of the possibilities I recommend watching David’s video.Ĭharacter creation, using Pull shapes to stimulate Imagination Tar gz file: _pullshapes_brush_ (9MB) Usage suggestion Blog I was inspired to try to “get” that feature in one way or another.Īfter a bit of work I set up a nice presets to mimic the Pull shapes from Alchemy in Krita using the animated(.gih) pixel brushes feature. I still use the Alchemy brush (thanks to Lukas for the nice addition) but the Pull shapes was left behind. Today I use Krita for a lot of my sketching and developing of ideas. Specially I liked a lot the Pull Shapes feature combined with the Alchemy vector brush.
Ever since I saw the Chaos and Evolution’s preview videos I was captivated by how Alchemy was used by David Revoy.
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