If you are tired of accelerated timelapses and speedpaint obscuring half of the process, here is a full real-time recording of my main quadHD monitor while sketching a quick character with Krita 5.2.2 all vanilla/default: interface, brushes, shortcuts, etc...

Source Krita file: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/viewer/misc__2024-03-05_Realtime-character-demo-in-one-hour_by-David-Revoy.html

0:00:00 Overview of the exercice

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I show where you can find and use the stabilizer in the first 30 seconds, and then I explain the feature a bit more and give tips to use it with more advanced knowledge.

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Video and artworks by David Revoy

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A commented step-by-step guide and advice on how to paint an original fantasy character design from scratch in Krita.

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In the intro of this video I explain my interface:

My brushes are here:

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→ Opening background: A Ghrà, CC-BY Damiano Baldoni

→ Intro: Fabian Measures - Hanami (CC-By)

→ Background; Village Ambiance CC-BY Alexander Nakarada

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Link to the technical blog-post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1004/

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Edited with Kdenlive on Fedora KDE 38

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My first attempt at recording when I'm sketching with a ballpoint pen. I couldn't say that I was relaxed enough when I started recording, as I had problems with video, focus, camera shake, light, saving the recording, resolution, etc.

Play all the games on the Gamjam 2023 page: https://itch.io/jam/pepper-carrot-jam/entries

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0:00 intro

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Video thumbnail: A montage of screenshot of video games of Pepper&Carrot Gamejam 2023: "Pepper&Carrot: Learning to Fly" by dmur (bottom), "Potion Pepper" by Syreth Clan (right), "Potion of Flight" by Oneiric Worlds and RGBa collective (left) and "Pepper&Carrot: The Wizard" by Perita (top).

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Because many games had no soundtrack, so I added at video editing, I hope the creators of the game will like it. Don't hesitate to backport; the music are free/libre: Here is the credits:

INTRO

PEPPER&CARROT LEARNING TO FLIGHT

PEPPER&CARROT: POTION OF FLIGHT

PEPPER&CARROT: THE WIZARD

POTION PEPPER

PEPPER&CARROT: MICRODIMENSION ADVENTURE

FIND CARROT!

CHAOSAH MAGICAL ARCADE

P&C FINDING PHOENIX

THE STARLIT CRYSTAL

AH SCAPE!

Edited with Kdenlive on Fedora KDE - 2023-07-01

Video and artworks by David Revoy

Edited with Kdenlive 21.04 on Kubuntu Linux 20.04

By Perita, peritasoft.com

https://perita.itch.io/escape-room

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Engine: Haxe

by Moynilr

https://moynilr.itch.io/find-carrot-game-jam-2023

Engine: Godot

by quetzal2

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https://quetzal2.itch.io/pc-finding-phoenix

by Miniputs

https://miniputs.itch.io/the-starlit-crystal

Character sprites are AI modified

Engine: Godot / C#

by The Syreth Clan

https://the-syreth-clan.itch.io/potion-pepper

Engine: Enigma

by M in the middle

https://m-in-the-middle.itch.io/micro-dimension-misadventure

Engine: Unity

by Tired Bunny

https://tired-bun.itch.io/chaosah-magical-arcade

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Godot

By Ed_Sforzati

https://ed-sforzati.itch.io/ah-scape

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Engine: Godot

By dmur

https://dmur.itch.io/pepper-carrot-learning-to-fly

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Engine: Godot

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A video demo (NOT SPONSORED) of the Lenovo Yoga 370 (2017) and Wacom Bamboo ink plus stylus running on Fedora 38 KDE, talking about the obstacles, issues I met on my quest to find a device to paint on GNU/Linux, with only Free/Libre and Open-Source software.

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Edited with Kdenlive on Fedora

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A video where I explain how I use the new brushes I made for Krita.

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Video and artworks by David Revoy

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This video contains only artwork I made, but just a note:

Edited with Kdenlive 22.12.2 Flatpak on Fedora 37 KDE

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These steps make it easier to make my Digital Painting at the end of 2022, and you'll see many of my artworks with a similar process: a large sketch or storyboard, then a thin temporary line-art, then a silhouette on multi layer, then a color flat, a shading and to finish with a paint-over and post-effect. This is a tutorial doesn't dive into the details, but keeps an overview of the workflow, the goal is to give an idea of the full path and to give tips on the way. I hope showing my recipe will inspire you to start a drawing to test something you'll find interesting and find your own path.

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Video and artworks by David Revoy

Background music by Omfgdude "Lofi-Hip-hop"

Special thanks to @[email protected] on the Fediverse for saving a corrupted MP4 recording of this video.

Edited with Kdenlive 21.04 appimage on Fedora 37 KDE

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A video timelapse without audio of the illustration "The Blue Crystal". Painted using Krita on GNU/Linux and recorded with the built in Recorder feature. Completion time not known exactly, probably around 9h.