How to Use selection tool to colour base colour FAST! Krita tutorial

[@jandor6595]

4:14 "It just follow along your line art basically with computer power" Meanwhile the computer power: 5:24

[@lastyhopper2792]

4:16 "...with computer power..." Idk why, but that made me laug out loud.

[@vlander1992able]

Thank you for the video, you are the first person to show me this technique, It's sped up my process considerably!

[@rewguy8373]

Wow! These are some really helpful tips. I never really knew the one with the little magnet would be so useful. Thank you.

[@Generalkux]

Dude this saved me so much fucking time. Been searching the entire web yesterday for how to colour and it’s either a 30 min video or something unrelated (usually both actually). God bless you!

[@radcatdraw]

im very new to digital art, so this tutorial was very helpful to a beginner like me :). Also thank you for including the shortcut keys, makes everything so much faster! 💛

[@PhieFty]

awesome. i'll use it now

[@ENSIBDumb]

Thank you very much for making this tutorial. The Krita manual is difficult for me to read, and your concise demonstrations are appreciated.

[@meet_mui]

what my whole selection process was a lie , i barely look at that magnetic selection and he was the master of all thanks

[@animationstudio_tv]

I was searching for those information about selection tools for so long. Thank you vety much❤❤❤

[@creeping-mollusk]

Thank you so much for making this, super helpful! I used to have to just manually paint my colors and then erase outside the lines and it took so much time. This should speed up my process so much!

[@nerdstolass]

Nice tutorial thank you so much.❤ Though how do ı make the selected lines dissapear couldnt get that part..??

[@nerdstolass]

Wait nvm did figured it out 😂

[@DigitalDrawing-Chris]

Haha! lol!

[@mia_seym]

I am just new to digital art, so this video was super helpful! I love that you included shortcuts. I always wondered how people were so good at selection with freehand because I have to restart constantly from my hand twitching while trying to trace complex shapes, but now I suspect it is duplicate layer then magnetic selection tool! I'm off to look up what alpha lock is now. (I subscribed too)

[@comfcomf]

Thank you! This was helpful

[@federicodomin]

Great tutorial, firend :) Thank you!

[@Abraxas0365]

I need a tutorial for someone with a room temperature IQ unable to read but also capable of an insane amount of detail. Green is my favorite food.

[@thisisonizuka]

Very nice and clear ! Good job thank you

[@AlexMakovsky]

1:00 I just draw some lines by same color in empty places between lines and use the bucket.

[@josemena2728]

This was really helpfull , just thanks!

[@kopper87]

This was incredible helpfull, +1 follower

[@eddybrockad722]

Thanks bro ❤ from India 🇮🇳

[@PalasBrown]

Mission passed! respect +

[@andreyklepikov7084]

Thank you

[@lastyhopper2792]

I think fixing those unconnected lines and using the contiguous selection tool ("magic wand" in ps) is much faster than this method. The magnetic selection method requires you to zoom in and trace the edges of the entire lineart.

[@seragx99]

Krita has a dedicated coloring tool which automatically detects and fills flat colors, then you just need to separate them to individual layers with a simple command BUT I really prefer to do this with selections and fill method because... I feel the coloring tool to be very mechanical and boring 😅 I know it's just a feeling, with selecting and stuff I feel like I'm drawing, just with a little help, so this video was very informative to me, there are tons of selection tools I didn't know existed 🤗

[@lufttaffy]

Wonderous

[@machgalegaming4588]

Thanks man!!

[@steaqwq]

Thank you so much!

[@kapikapi2195]

Thanks for ur guide :)

[@jerrysens576]

thanks thats verry helpfull

[@Oliver2006assassin]

Hi could u possibly make a tutorial for how u made it to show red like urs ? Where u can’t color it in that red area

[@DigitalDrawing-Chris]

Hi! Thanks for pointing it out. (I miss the explanation there and my big face is in the way, lol) After the selection in Krita, on the right in your layers, scroll to the top and you will see "selection mask" as a top layer. Press it and it will show the red thing on the canvas. Hopefully that works ~

[@Oliver2006assassin]

@@DigitalDrawing-Chris thank you it helped a lot!

[@aarosko4308]

New sub! :D

[@PeripheriAe]

Thanks for the video. What are you pressing to make the non selected area appear as a light red color?

[@DigitalDrawing-Chris]

after you select an area, at the top of all the layers (in the layer columns), there's a "selection mask" where you can click to view the red area. 😊

[@maritapratama8202]

what shortcut do you use to know selected and deselected area?

[@DigitalDrawing-Chris]

Hello! After the selecting an area in Krita, on the right in your layers, scroll to the top and you will see "selection mask" as a top layer. Press it and it will show the red thing on the canvas. (unfortunately I haven't found any shortcut for this "red"zone ) . sry, my big head is in the way lol

[@dawnvee3796]

Is this faster than using the shape tool for base colors?

[@stibbits7087]

Or you could save a heap of time and just use the colorize mask tool.

[@Miraihi]

Real

[@aahilali8392]

Colorize mask also need perfect connected lines

[@Abraxas0365]

Or you could just spend weeks using airbrush and layers only. I'll be here for more tips and tricks.

[@JH-pe3ro]

Colorize mask does save time but the lasso-based methods should probably be the first to learn since colorize doesn't create an ideal mask, it gets you to 80%.

[@sunsnows]

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[@sunsnows]

4:15

[@MaisComentarios]

krita o/