Yeah, to be honest it seems it's above mine too. I think I should have separate layer for each ingredient. For now I was trying to keep texture and color on same layer and only split shadows, might give it a try splitting textures next? But I kinda feel like textures should be on the same level as default filling color.

Thanks! For measuring I use couple tricks actually: 1. Right in the first 5 seconds I use brush tip silhouette for measurements. 2. On 0:25 I rotate canvas so spear is horizontal and then try to make horizontal lines. Got to say (and I realize it only right now writing this comment) diagonal lines from bottom left to top right are easier for me, since I am right handed person, I think. What I should have done is place a dot for spear end and connect it with diagonal line instead of keep trying horizontal ones. So thanks for that sudden enlightenment too

Thanks! All the practice are starting to paying off! 😤

Heya! So generally I use 3 tricks: 1) Landmarks. Start with the spine curve, then put out 2 lines: one connecting shoulders, second connecting hips. Or you can start with those 2 lines and then add spine curve. Reason is once you have at least something on canvas it becomes much more easy to add more lines and you can always erase mistakes if those happen. So basically what you need at the start is some anchors or landmarks to work around. When i do limbs I often put those landmarks too: shoulder point, elbow point, wrist point. Once you have those you just need to connect it with the curves. Same with legs: hips, knee, ankle. So in short put more landmarks for you to work around. 2) This trick generally helps a tiny bit with vertical proportions. It only works if you are going 1:1. On the left side of the video there is a ruler (I think every app has one of those). When I move my cursor there is a bar moving on that ruler. That way I can technically make a "mental line" of some sort, e.g. my cursor, reference picture knee, ruler bar. If it looks like like a line then I am cool, if it's curve, then it's wrong spot for a knee landmark. 3) This one is very powerful. Like super powerful. Make a keybinding to mirror the canvas. In Krita it's M key by default. Your brain will be amazed about so many mistakes that went unnoticed seconds ago.

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