Learning how to use Krita since I hate Clip Studio Paint with the passion. You guys don't know how much I HATE IT!! (Props to those who like it and use it, no hate to you. Godspeed)
I bought a Huion pen display a few weeks ago, but I didn't really like it, I should have given it more of a chance, honestly, since I tested it in Clip Studio (my sworn enemy). I returned it. Which I'm lowkey beginning to regret...
I have a Huion Inspiroy pen tablet however, which I've used in the past. Pen tablets and Pen displays are definitely a learning curve, but I much prefer the displays as you can draw directly onto the screen. My iPad touch screen has also spoiled me and Procreate as well. I'll admit.
Speaking of iPad, I bought a iPad Pro 13 inch M5 and that thing overheated, like HOT when I used procreate. Sketching and I returned it because my old iPad, a 2018 6th gen, doesn't even get warm and I've made ALL my God of War content in it! Yet the M5 combusted just from opening Procreate. I exchanged it for an older model, an iPad Air 11 inch M3 with 1 TB of storage. (It was cheaper and on sale) Hopefully, I don't have the same heating issue because wtf? If I do, I'll just return it again and get my money back and just stick to my old little guy who's still on IOS 17. Can't update anymore. Ha ha. Can't use Procreate dreams (extreme lag), but that's okay because I like Toonsquid. (the brushes lowkey suck, but f*ck it we ball)
I'd like to expand my horizons however as you can see with this unfortunate tale of trial and error. With returning to my PC.
Tested Krita with Joan Ferguson. I see a lot of these Chinese artists do these collages with bright vibrant colors, so I'd like to do something similar with this picture.
...I just realized I spelled kitchen wrong...
I swear I'm literate.











