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I made this simple "Style Guide" showing all the stages of my drawing process as a sort of guide in case someone wants to know how I work (Not sure why) or wants to have a reference on how to archieve certain textures or linework on Krita. Not super detailed but I think someone could find it useful, specially a begginer. This "Guide" uses only brushes and assets from Krita, altough you can still use this as reference with any software like Clip Studio Paint, Medibang or Photoshop since the tools are not that different from other software's default tools.

I only use Krita default brushes and assets to archieve certain textures and details, Krita's brush engine is just that great. I don't really use advanced stuff like layer properties or layer masks and rarely use things like the lasso selection tool or other fancy tools available on the software, I like to keep my workflow as traditional as it can be.

I also use Clip Studio Paint, but to be honest, I feel more comfortable working on Krita, specially because of how Krita allows you to make a mood board/reference board around your canvas without making new layers which makes life easier for me since I don't have 2 monitors. I also think that navigation on Krita feels way better than CSP, but that is just my opinion.

Hope you can find this useful, I may upload more "educational" content as I keep growing as an artist and learn more. I strugle a lot to improve because I don't have much time to draw due to having a full time job and personal obligations (Or maybe I'm just lazy), but having resources like this really helps a lot.

Have a great day.

Description
I made this simple "Style Guide" showing all the stages of my drawing process as a sort of guide in case someone wants to know how I work (Not sure why) or wants to have a reference on how to archieve certain textures or linework on Krita. Not super detailed but I think someone could find it useful, specially a begginer. This "Guide" uses only brushes and assets from Krita, altough you can still use this as reference with any software like Clip Studio Paint, Medibang or Photoshop since the tools are not that different from other software's default tools.

I only use Krita default brushes and assets to archieve certain textures and details, Krita's brush engine is just that great. I don't really use advanced stuff like layer properties or layer masks and rarely use things like the lasso selection tool or other fancy tools available on the software, I like to keep my workflow as traditional as it can be.

I also use Clip Studio Paint, but to be honest, I feel more comfortable working on Krita, specially because of how Krita allows you to make a mood board/reference board around your canvas without making new layers which makes life easier for me since I don't have 2 monitors. I also think that navigation on Krita feels way better than CSP, but that is just my opinion.

Hope you can find this useful, I may upload more "educational" content as I keep growing as an artist and learn more. I strugle a lot to improve because I don't have much time to draw due to having a full time job and personal obligations (Or maybe I'm just lazy), but having resources like this really helps a lot.

Have a great day.