Idk what I should improve is it ok I’ve been trying semi realism idk if it’s good

i been testing out some new ways to improve my portraits here is link from twilight princess altho i didnt finish the hat and other parts but i think the effect is there

Completed this first ever digital concept art titled ( The second Coming) and it was so fun to draw it cause it made me get into the flow and it was done on few layers (6) and the outcome is something so close to what I was imagining which is cherry on top, hope you guys liked it ❤️

Hi! Does anyone know of any good free brush packs for Krita that can achieve textures similar to the ones in these reference images? I'm especially interested in brushes that can create similar sketchy, textured strokes and respond to pen pressure.

If you know of any packs or links that match this style, please lmk!!!

Do you guys like greek mythology?
What you think of this medusa?

Consider looking at my twitter if you like those, a like and/or follow would be appreciated as well, especially if you want to see more from me :3

Working on a concept art titled "The Second Coming" it's going so smooth so far, I've done all this with charcoal brush and the background as well, and also used sketch pencil brush, and still working on it as of now , it's 40% completed so far, hope you guys liked it❤️

i normally do pretty cell shaded stuff, so this was hard lol. gonna just do cell for this one

I can't get the recording to render. I tried installing a newer version of FFmpeg, but that didn't help. Judging by the error message, it seems unable to locate the first frame, so I tried following advice from someone on YouTube. But I hit a snag: the animation render button is greyed out. I’m completely stuck because I can't find anyone else with this same problem.

Hi everyone!

I've always wanted to make comics, but I have a major limitation: I'm really bad at drawing (even though I've tried multiple times). However, what I *can* do is 3D modeling (self-taught since 2007). So, after seeing what a lot of people do with Clip Studio Paint, I thought I could use my own character models to trace over the heads and then draw the clothing, or leverage Blender's physics engine to help me with fabric folds.

The same goes for backgrounds. I could use Grease Pencil, but I'm not really sold on the results, plus it eats up almost all of my RAM (16GB).

I've also considered using 3D lighting to recreate shadows so I don't mess up the artwork with bad placement.

After that, I'd bring the renders into Krita to finish up.

I did a couple of tests and I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. I've attached them below: one is an illustration made with Grease Pencil (works well for manga, but not so much for Western comics), and the other shows the tracing process and drawing the shirt.

I know it's going to be a long process. I actually made an 80-page comic using only Blender once, and the result was... meh :/.

Video 1

Just started out as a test of a different brush for line art, I don't know when to stop!