Workaround: use "Color Dodge" blending mode. You'll get the same type of effect playing with the color selection and "Spread".Thank you for reporting this recent change. Unfortunately it breaks my tutorial. I think it was removed by the Krita team in recent versions probably to be more PSD compatible with Photoshop... Difficult to satisfy this big user base! (I'll pin your comment to help other and add it on the description).

@@DavidRevoy thank you very much for help ... i an a beginner so i dont know how was the old version

I've been looking through tutorials trying figure out how to get this type of glow, other than using the color dodge way(s). I am working in Krita 5.0.6 and it works exactly as you showed and explained.This helped out so much, thank you!

Thank you for your very nice words!

Thank you for the feedback and your kind words. Ha yes, the weather is nice over the south of France.

Hey Wai Wei, thank you very much for the feedback!

Artistlife1 He's been active and using Krita for years, so he's been putting his time in. Probably spent a lot of time exploring and poking around. Also, the krita group made tutorial videos awhile ago called...Muses? I think it was. I purchased them a year or two ago from the Krita store.It had a lot of technical information on how to use Krita. I'm not sure how up to date it is at this point. Also, there is a Krita reddit that may be helpful for you. Krita is a huge program to get to know, I'm overwhelmed sometimes! Good luck.

Christina D Thanks Christina

I think he's one of the artists that works directly with the developers on it. (Guess who does many of the splash screens?)

@@pauljs75 Tyson Tan?

He has been working on computers since 1999, during that time digital painting was new and he learnt from advice of artists and he has been working and learning for 20 years now.

Hey, it sounds like your tablet doesn't support pressure on the tip of your stylus, or have a badly calibrated pressure. Please report to the Krita developper with the name of your operating system, version of Krita, version of your tablet and driver.

Hi, no idea. I don't own any android tablet and never tested Krita on it. GMIC is part of Krita since 5.0; if it is missing on Android, it's probably a developer decision or a bug on Android. Please contact the Krita team and ask them about it. Good luck!

@@DavidRevoy thank you

Hey, yes. Krita developpers decided to limit the blending mode of the layer-Fx to the same list than Photoshop at Krita 5 and later. I have no idea why. You can use Color Dodge or Screen as a workaround.

@@DavidRevoy apreciate it, hey man, you need to post more. I’m back to art and you are my life line to it. Thank you.

@@Zurdosuave Thanks for sending me some courage with your comment! I really need to push that record button soon, I just always find a good reason to do something else 😅

@@DavidRevoy here is a reason. I’m a 36 year old that finally realized that in order to survive I need to create, I’ve been ignoring this message for 20 years. People like you are a daily inspiration and a tool that I plan to use to make my dreams come true. So hit record!

Hi, with a tablet

👍 Thanks for telling, happy new year

It depends your operating system; go to krita.org and visit 'download' menu.