I'm totally amazed about Krita. It inspired me to make a research about linux distros and finally I decided to drop windows ! ! !

Thanks for the compliment And cute aliens!

You're welcome!

Nice job with the rendering! Can't wait to see how the second attempt turns out

Thanks leonardovega! I'm planning to draw a Graphic Novel. I have written the script and now I'm designing my Characters. I wasn't sure if I should do it the classic way (hand drawn) or Digital. After I discovered Krita I decided to do it almost digital. I will keep the drawings and all the stuff for me until it is finished but I plan to do a lot of recordings of the process. Who knows could be interesting for someone.

Looks really nice. Keep it up!

FYI-- Krita is MUCH faster on linux machines than Windows when painting. Once you start using Krita on linux, it is hard to use a Windows machine.

scottpetrovic wrote:Looks really nice. Keep it up!

FYI-- Krita is MUCH faster on linux machines than Windows when painting. Once you start using Krita on linux, it is hard to use a Windows machine.

Thanks scottpetrovic!

cool concepts and great rendering
Since you're planning a graphic novel, if you haven't yet, you should try the comic templates... I've started using them recently and I just love them

naughty ogre wrote:cool concepts and great rendering
Since you're planning a graphic novel, if you haven't yet, you should try the comic templates... I've started using them recently and I just love them

Thanks for the tip naughty ogre, but I like the traditional way of layout a comic .
That's why I have done my own template. That way I'm more creative in splitting my panels. So I start very loose in the Green-lines Layer refine in the Blue Lines layer and render in the pencil layer. Feel free to use it if you like it!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-sXG5-CRkXsal9hdjcwNXVELW8/view?usp=sharing

How did you find my Gallery image?
https://krita.org/item/interview-with-andreas-antoniadis/