In this tutorial I will show you the basic preface of Krita that includes how to start, the different toolbars and how to save afterwards. So according to the Wikipedia, Krita is a free and open-source raster graphics editor designed primarily for digital painting. It is available on Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android and Chrome OS. I am also a beginner so I will try my best to teach the basics by showing you the use of some of the important tools in Krita to make your own digital art, so lets start.
- Click the program and start, then click New
File.
- A window will open where you can choose your preferred size and other settings. For high quality art, I choose 3300 px for width, 2550 pixels for the height and 300 ppi for the resolution.
- After that, the workspace area will appear. On the left side are the sidebars wherein you can choose different options that will be helpful for your art.
- On the right side, the top part is the Color Settings, under it is the Layers then below is the Brush Selections.
- Above is the Toolbar wherein you can choose your desired opacity each layer as well as the size of your brush.
- Start by naming your layer for you to identify which layer are you on.
- Next, click the brush icon on the sidebar then choose your desired color and desired brush then start sketching. For this illustration I will be going to use the dry brush.
- After that, proceed to draw your art, add the colors and details.
- After you finish your drawing, click File then click Save As.
- Lastly, after clicking Save As, a window will open, locate your desired location of the artwork, type your desired file name and save it as .png. That’s about it. Watch the attached video file for demonstration.
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