Notices by バユ (commission closed) (bahi0u@mk.absturztau.be)

@Drayventhal@mastodon.social @puniko@mk.absturztau.be yes that's what I already use for switching for my hard eraser brush :ceobe_thumb_up:
very handy

@puniko @valerauko@misskey.io it was revealed to me in a dream

@Drayventhal@mastodon.social @puniko@mk.absturztau.be A workaround would be assigning another key for soft eraser, or pressing the eraser mode on a soft brush. But that's kind of tedious tbh :elainaembarrassed:

@Drayventhal@mastodon.social @puniko@mk.absturztau.be Mmmh, that pretty much confirm what I was thinking, so I would need 2 different hotkeys for one soft eraser and one hard..
Thanks for letting me know ! I might assign more keys then !

Captcha be like: record yourself saying absturztaube to prove you are not a robot

@Drayventhal@mastodon.social @puniko@mk.absturztau.be Btw is there a way to toggle that ? I use the ten brush script to make "e" use a specific brush ( a flat eraser) I'd like to have the last selected eraser instead :akko_thonk: But since Krita doesnt have a eraser type of tool, it reverts back to my specified brush.
As far as I know, there is no way of toggling the behavior of the "e" key

I should probably draw tips&tricks to remind myself of some basics and have easy to ingest info for anyone :thinking__ai:

@puniko Anytime :blabcat:

@puniko definitely a good approach, don't hesitate to use the eraser too to trim some lines as well like so:

@puniko nicely done ! Good use of weighted lines keep it up :ablobcatheadbangfasthyper:

@puniko I think the shapes of the hands reads better so it's better :meowmeltthumb:
Good job, drawings involving characters holding or interacting with other entities is very tricky

@puniko syuilo ?

2014

Also from 2014, I remember being heavily inspired by pso2 at that time

Cat girl from the ol' archives

Forgot how nice it feels to draw on paper

@puniko thanks :chick_aww_worried:

process if its some use to anyone

@puniko that's great, it shows with the drawings that you post, each ones are better than the last ( which I'm quite envious about that :longcat006:)
Please keep it up !

@puniko the trick is to start from references like the one I've put and draw simplified forms first