Krita
"at least I tried this style" *x-posted from [/r/krita](https://old.reddit.com/r/krita/comments/15dxax7) by [/u/AkumorFN](https://old.reddit.com/u/AkumorFN)*
So, I got a drawing tablet from a friend and decided to make use of it. This is my second work on krita. *x-posted from [/r/krita](https://old.reddit.com/r/krita/comments/15dhq19) by [/u/LimpToad51101](https://old.reddit.com/u/LimpToad51101)*
*x-posted from author: LeftAvocado_44 on reddit @/r/krita*
What settings govern this so maybe I could make my own brush? The example on the right is what I want to avoid. I want it so if I apply 50% pressure on every line the colors stay the same shade all throughout, not get lighter or darker when they overlap.*x-posted from author: Confused627 on reddit @/r/krita*
*x-posted from author: No_Revenue7587 on reddit @/r/krita*
*x-posted from author: JeaNiXi on reddit @/r/krita*
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Hey all. I’m not sure if there are enough of us on here to start asking questions like this but it’s worth a try. My bounding boxes are out of whack with what is in the layer, and I’m not sure what to do - it’s not a big deal, I can manage, but it’s annoying. I’ve tried erasing/deleting everything outside of what I want there, in case there are any stray marks or whatever, and it doesn’t change anything. Is there a way to force it to reload the box or something? Any advice is welcome! Thanks!
A quick flower practice using the watercolour brushes. Done while listening to my favourite radio show.
I have [this image](https://imgur.com/a/8X652Yz) and I would like to stretch the game board into a square, but I have not found any way to easily do this yet. I was wondering if anyone else here might know how to do this.
Sunset landscape I made while listening to a radio program. All painted with RGBA brushes. It's been a while since I last used Krita for art, and clouds are my (one of my many) weak point. Anyway, I hope you like it!