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. 🙏
#Shading Brush/Advice
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this is probably the type of shading ur looking for
from what i can see in ur reference
I understand cell shading pretty well just replicating the filter
Like the brushes and stuff
And the texture that makes it look like it’s done on paper
But thank you
that texture is probably cus its drawn with a marker
if u wanna make it look like that u can try alpha locking the shading layer and using a texture brush for it
should be pretty easy to find a brush like that
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