I know Krita for about one week and find it very interesting. I still use Gimp-painter for the colours though. But I hope I will find the equivallent of Gimp-Painter's oil in Krita soon.

Oops! The image made me smile . viewtopic.php?f=138&t=102087&p=222759&hilit=oil+preset#p222759 has a preset that gives an impasto feel.

I understand better the brushes. I also downloaded and use the Revoy's brushes, especially the main ones. I like the idea of a limited set of brushes to avoid the "Painter syndrom", when there were so many choices and parameters that you couldn't be sure to make twice the same effect.



For those interested, I use curve ink on a calc, then curve ink with a width of 4 on another. I then use the brush 25 from the standard Krita, or the brushes from D. Revoy. All are creative commons.

Really nice work!