@yosei.bsky.social
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yosei.bsky.social
Day 11: Centaur day with Ally from Darkwing Dude ^^
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That said, I believe I've found an art program that I can stick with for a long time. What makes me feel at ease about Krita is that, since it's open-source I won't have to worry about the issues that come with paid programs I recommend using Kirta and being patient with the program's learning curve
yosei.bsky.social
Finally, the program's performance, unfortunately I can't use huge brushes like in SAI, but that's the only downside, otherwise the program doesn't present lags, crashes or any other type of serious problem that could disrupt the workflow.
yosei.bsky.social
Krita's workflow works very well for me with the option to open quick tools w right button of the pen this type of flow caught my attention so much that I miss it in other applications,most of the time I work with the application in full screen and I only use the right button to access my main tools
yosei.bsky.social
Kirta's line stabilization tool is surprisingly better and more accurate than other apps which was a big surprise for me There are four stabilization systems, in addition to another control option w the tablet After I learned how to configure this system the lines were perfect
yosei.bsky.social
There are still effects that I want to learn how to use that I miss like SAI's Shine layer, but other than that I need to talk about some things that really hooked me on Krita: Stabilization, Workflow, and performance.
yosei.bsky.social
I haven't learned how to use all the features yet and I had to adapt to the order in which the layers work. Krita's layer system is crazy to understand at first but then it becomes easy to use.
yosei.bsky.social
I started using Krita and it's been a month since I've been able to go back to SAI or any other application because of the workflow that Krita offers, the application is not perfect, but it works with a very good flow.
yosei.bsky.social
For some reason, CSP never worked properly on my machine. I have the EXP 4.0 version and even so, the program has several flaws that support was unable to resolve, not to mention the problem with the more complex brushes that really hindered the work.
yosei.bsky.social
One of the things that made me start using Krita was the possibility of using more brushes and having more features that SAI doesn't have, such as liquify, perspective transformation, animation, among other features.
Of course i tried to use clip studio but i had problems with that application
yosei.bsky.social
I've been using Krita for over a month, so I think I can give you some insight into this art app. Keep in mind that I've never used anything from Adobe before, and my main tool was SAI. I've also tried Clip Studio Paint.
yosei.bsky.social
That said, I believe I've found an art program that I can stick with for a long time. What makes me feel at ease about Krita is that, since it's open-source I won't have to worry about the issues that come with paid programs I recommend using Kirta and being patient with the program's learning curve
yosei.bsky.social
Finally, the program's performance, unfortunately I can't use huge brushes like in SAI, but that's the only downside, otherwise the program doesn't present lags, crashes or any other type of serious problem that could disrupt the workflow.
yosei.bsky.social
Krita's workflow works very well for me with the option to open quick tools w right button of the pen this type of flow caught my attention so much that I miss it in other applications,most of the time I work with the application in full screen and I only use the right button to access my main tools
yosei.bsky.social
Kirta's line stabilization tool is surprisingly better and more accurate than other apps which was a big surprise for me There are four stabilization systems, in addition to another control option w the tablet After I learned how to configure this system the lines were perfect
yosei.bsky.social
There are still effects that I want to learn how to use that I miss like SAI's Shine layer, but other than that I need to talk about some things that really hooked me on Krita: Stabilization, Workflow, and performance.
yosei.bsky.social
I haven't learned how to use all the features yet and I had to adapt to the order in which the layers work. Krita's layer system is crazy to understand at first but then it becomes easy to use.
yosei.bsky.social
I started using Krita and it's been a month since I've been able to go back to SAI or any other application because of the workflow that Krita offers, the application is not perfect, but it works with a very good flow.
yosei.bsky.social
For some reason, CSP never worked properly on my machine. I have the EXP 4.0 version and even so, the program has several flaws that support was unable to resolve, not to mention the problem with the more complex brushes that really hindered the work.
yosei.bsky.social
One of the things that made me start using Krita was the possibility of using more brushes and having more features that SAI doesn't have, such as liquify, perspective transformation, animation, among other features.
Of course i tried to use clip studio but i had problems with that application
yosei.bsky.social
I've been using Krita for over a month, so I think I can give you some insight into this art app. Keep in mind that I've never used anything from Adobe before, and my main tool was SAI. I've also tried Clip Studio Paint.
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Finally! Art raffle time! To celebrate now 2.2k followers AND my name change! TY so much to all of you for following and enjoying my stuff!

Rules:
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Raffle ends 01/11/25
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