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Anonymous05/07/26, 07:44No.7934980
what type of brush should I use in order to get soft looking sketches/lineart like picrel in krita?
So theres this artist game dev I follow (https://x.com/Doubled_dbld) and I really like the way their art looks, but I'm not sure how to replicate the lineart in their sketches into my own art. It looks very soft but the brush I use is the default (basic-5 size) since I'm pretty inexperienced with drawing on a drawing tablet and don't know how to emulate in krita since the they said their brush is a a custom sai brush.
I've thought about making the brush bigger and opacity lower, but I'm not sure that would work. Any tips?
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Anon05/07/26, 07:46No.7934982
Just lower the opacity on the brush. There’s very little you can’t accomplish with a hard round brush.
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Anon05/07/26, 14:28No.7935145
Heres another example
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Anon05/07/26, 14:29No.7935146
Another. Not the same artist but still has the look I want.
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Anon05/09/26, 00:15No.7936671
that's just the basic-2 opacity/basic-3 flow brushes in the digital category of brushes. also, try a soft round with size and opacity or flow pressure settings.
speaking of krita, does anyone else experience this obnoxious lag after selecting a color with the color picker? there's always a 1 or 2 second delay before i can do anything after using the color picker. i like krita and it's mission a lot, but this is just the one thing that kills the entire program for me.
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Anon05/10/26, 01:36No.7937808
The key to creating this kind of brush is to have a low flow but constant opacity. If you were to just use low opacity, it would have a more hard edged look. (Note how the line gets darker in at the inner corner where it sharply bends in the loop of the girl's hair bow. That's a tell that flow, not opacity is the variable at play here.) Also, a slightly soft brush tip, and a size that is mostly constant with pressure, but not completely.Here's my attempt at recreating the brush in Krita: https://files.catbox.moe/8g6j93.bundle
