#Shading Brush/Advice

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steel atlas
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Hello! I want to do a drawing with this kind of shading, but I struggle to find the correct brushes and applying the texture of traditional art to it. I use KRITA and if anyone has any brushes or general advice for replicating this kind of style, I’d appreciate it! If they also have a brush tool that is more accurate to this one than the one I’m currently using, I’d also appreciate that too. Thank you. 🙏

dense siren
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send some of ur art plz

steel atlas
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I have alot of stuff to work on, but I wanna start shading my work more

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this is probably the type of shading ur looking for

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from what i can see in ur reference

steel atlas
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I understand cell shading pretty well just replicating the filter

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Like the brushes and stuff

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And the texture that makes it look like it’s done on paper

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But thank you

dense siren
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that texture is probably cus its drawn with a marker

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if u wanna make it look like that u can try alpha locking the shading layer and using a texture brush for it

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should be pretty easy to find a brush like that

steel atlas
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Got it, will try that

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Thank you

proud mica
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in csp, you can get a texture layer over the whole piece, and mess with its opacity. you can probably replicate it in krita by importing a picture of textured paper as your top layer and lowering the opacity a lot