Hey, i have question , can i ask ? Which brush should i use to draw bored ape yatch club art.

Please tell

Or you can make a tutorial on that, its on yours. But please tell brush ??

​@@relaxationworld2249 The default brush in MS Paint should suffice. NFT's does more harm than good, especially to artists. It's fostering art thefts, promotes buying from big "ape brands" instead of supporting smaller artists, unnecessary CO2 increases and others. These are some of the reasons the Krita community, and artists community at large does not like them. So I recommend to not use a brush to be a part of that. If it's for a meme or something not contributing to this, I recommend the brushes named "Basic_1", "Basic_5" and the "Shapes Fill"

Thank you very much! 😊 Haha yeah, and I agree, that one is great! I keep on discovering features that blow my mind to seemingly no end! When I first transitioned from Photoshop, I didn't believe that Krita could have EVERY feature that I wanted, but I gradually rediscovered all my favorite features, and then some! 😍 I want to help more people discover them as well, so I appreciate your kind comment very much!

Thank you so much! ❤️ That truly inspires me to hear, so happy you think so! 😁

Yay, glad to hear so! ❤️😊

Thank you so much! 😁❤️ Glad to share it, glad it was useful to you! 😊

Could you tell me what you use krita on? Im using a pretty old pc so i wanna know if there will be any lag while using liquefy

A mix of using "Fast" as my preview setting in the Tool Options Docker and a good machine. Krita's liquify is in som places really good, for instance being able to liquify multiple layers whereas the biggest competition can't, but it's really slow compared to Photoshop (for the time being, I hope and think they will improve it in the future)

Hi! It should be the same, though I think press and hold is the same as right-clicking there! Only difference other that that it might be slower on tablet-like devices

First make the selection and select the Transform tool like normal. Then since you can't right click, you can instead go to the Tool Options panel! There there are small icons at the top with the different modes! The one that looks like a waterdropplet is liquify! :D

Hi! I don't think so. But maybe my Brush Set V1 works there somewhat?

My Krita looks a bit different as I have customized my UI, and use the "darker" theme. This works for all versions 😊 I plan to maybe make a video on customizing UI, but I have some video ideas I want to do first!