I saw this over the shoulder of Lukas, who's sitting in front of my in the LGM auditorium, and it immediately struck me. It's scary stuff! But very strong!

Yeah, scary. You seems to use sketch brush mostly, right?

How did you discover Krita?

Amazing artworks. I love your dark style.

Thanks for comments!
I had to answer yesterday, but I was almost asleep. Also, I'm sorry if my pictures scare you.

LukasT.dev wrote:You seems to use sketch brush mostly, right?

Yes, in this works I used only the sketch brush. It's the most amazing tool I've seen! With it I can draw three (or more) times faster than usual!!!
Who proposed the idea of this great tool? Who develops it? I'm very grateful to them and to all of Krita developers!

LukasT.dev wrote:How did you discover Krita?

When I worked in the printing industry, I used Photoshop and Painter for digital drawing/painting. Now, I going to do my own projects and I decided to use free software if possible. So, I installed Linux. Then I searched in wikipedia and other sources for Linux graphical and painting programs. Then I tried some of them... And I'm here!

(Sorry for my English)

Also, in the pictures 1 and 3, I used the new mirror feature. It's very convenient for portraits or full body personage (creature) design.

Of course, I turned it off some times to draw the asymmetrical parts.

Look here http://lukast.mediablog.sk/log/?p=347

slangkamp wrote:Look here http://lukast.mediablog.sk/log/?p=347

Thanks, very interesting!

Good job ! I love your style using the sketch brush good vibration. Keep posting !

Cool work, thanks for sharing.
Nice to see another happy sketch brush user

Great Work ! Welcome in the Krita gang ! ^^

Thanks for nice comments!

Your drawings are excellent! I love the details.
Do you have a gallery with more drawings you can show us?

ALeXeY(akaNord3D) wrote:

LukasT.dev wrote:How did you discover Krita?

When I worked in the printing industry, I used Photoshop and Painter for digital drawing/painting. Now, I going to do my own projects and I decided to use free software if possible. So, I installed Linux. Then I searched in wikipedia and other sources for Linux graphical and painting programs. Then I tried some of them... And I'm here!

I am sure that your suggestions about Krita will be valuable and taken into consideration by developers.

Once the developers have managed to retrieve their jaws from the floor, sure!

YAFU wrote:Do you have a gallery with more drawings you can show us?

Not yet, but it's in the plans.