Of course I can resize the brush tip according to the resolution, so that the size of the brush stroke is the same, but as you know that completely changes its appearance, because (at least for the brushes I am using) the brush tip is an image of fixed size.
PIXEL ART IN KRITA HOW TO
I understand the technical reasons for it, but I do not know how to handle it, for consistency. Given that brush sizes are expressed in pixels, not inches or cm, this implies that the same brush, set to the same pixel size, on a canvas of the same size, will appear exactly twice as large if the ppi setting is halved. 5 x 5), and I need to set the resolution (e.g. In Krita, when I create a new file, I set the canvas size in cm (e.g.
If your canvas is 10 in wide, and you use a 2 in brush, you know your brush stroke will occupy about 1/5 of your canvas' width. That tells you immediately what size, relative to your canvas, your brush stroke will have when you apply it.
(see Bob Ross' 'The Joy of Painting' videos, for instance). If you're working with 'physical' painting/drawing tools, you know the size of your canvas or sheet, and the size of your brush tips, pens, etc., like '2 in brush', '1/2 in brush', etc. If anyone could please advise, it would be greatly appreciated. I don't know if this is specific to Krita, I'd just like to understand how to handle it, as I cannot find any specific posts or info addressing it.
0 kommentar(er)
