Yes True Absolutely

Ctrl + Z = happy mistake

Late reply, but do you happen to use a display-less tablet? I bought a display-tablet that allows pen usage (it wasn't designed as such, since it's an X86_64 tablet, but it was mentioned as defective in a second-hand shop and decided to see if I could fix it, which I could) and I have gotten further in 3 evenings messing around in Krita (trying to draw a person) than I ever got in about 4 years of practicing on the displayless Wacom. I came to the conclusion (which sort of lead to buying the tablet with a display you can draw on) that I just am the kind of person that needs to look at their hands when drawing. Every time I practiced, I wasn't ending up looking at the end result feeling frustrated because it looked like nothing I had in my mind. When I read your comment I wonder if you suffer the same problem of the disconnection between hands and screen.

@@Dutch3DMaster hello! Thanks for responding! What’s really funny is I actually got an Apple Pencil to go with my iPad a few days ago, as before I was using a display less tablet, and have been finding it much easier now to paint environment! I mean, I still kinda suck, but I feel myself improving much faster!

I just thought that and after seeing your comment, I am now disappointed.

You can do it..it just takes practice and patience 😀

I think the hardest task is to get the right brushes and colors. That will most certainly get you a pretty nice painting, given that you follow a beginner-friendly tutorial

Get a drawing tablet. Regardless of your abilities, the ability to hold a stylus in your hand like a pen or pencil and the pressure sensitivity just make the whole process a lot nicer.

I just did his tutorial with mouse and keyboard and modifying his brushes so they work better with a mouse and it turned out pretty good seeing as I've never painted before

Gotta love painting, in digital or traditional.

There are no mistakes the undo button exists

beautiful lines

14:46 how did you do that brush pls??

Eyyo what’s the music at the beginning? This is a beautiful painting by the way.

@@syntheticvocalist-p472 yeah I wanna know too

My same thought!

Thats typically what Bob Ross would do to what I thought was a finished painting lol..but like Ross used to say this is your world you can make it anyway you want....just make those trees happy little trees..lol

@@sonoferin54 Bob Ross almost always destroys his paintings by adding that last tree that's out of place

@@Toopa88 you're a critic because you have neither talent nor skill, too useless to do something great so you hurl insults at great things created by others.

@@souvik169 I mean he's not wrong but still... Bob probably wanted to tell something by this?

I'm glad you like them :)

they have an x over them for me, any idea why?

Thank you for the positive feedback ! Link to download the Brushes is now in the description of the video.

There is no undo when using oils like Bob Ross... People take layers and all their effects for granted, man.

You can. Its free

You can. Its free

if you look at the left bottom corner every time he changes brushes it shows you what brush is current.. just go to settings and slow the speed down to 25% and then follow along..good luck

if you look at the left bottom corner every time he changes brushes it shows you what brush is current

@@sonoferin54 The question was how the brush was made, not which brush they were using. Knowing what custom someone is using isn't helpful if the brush is not available to you, while knowing how it's made allows you to make your own. Of course, in this case the solution is to simply download the pack from the link in the description, which allows one to both use the brush and figure out how it was made by looking at its settings.

I trying this with stock brush 🤣 very difficult.

Thank you :) You can get the brushes from Deviantart. The link is in the Video Description. I made them two years ago for the free painting program Krita.

Thank you for the positive feedback ! Link to download the Brushes is now in the description of the video.

Thank you for the positive feedback ! Link to download the Brushes is now in the description of the video.

Of course you are right. I've tried to make working with the digital brushes as authentic as possible. But unfortunately there are limits. Thank you for your comment :)

he beats the devil outta them lol