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Hello David, thank you very much for your tutorials, and for embracing the open source initiative.
Open source tools really need high-end artsists, and your work clearly validates these tools overall.
From traditional medium I am recently moving to cgraphics, using (what more?) mypaint + gimp.
I have learned a lot from you, please keep posting your art! =)
Thanks Brett, Alex, André and Marambaia :)
@André : I'll try to make my next video more specific on some parts of process and maybe details making brush on the fly with Mypaint.
faut que je montre ça à ma soeurette qui utilise photoshop ( beurk ) :P
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Nathaniel Schultz
friday 21 september 2012, 20:12
Thanks again David. I have wondered at where you integrated Krita into your workflow and this gives me the hints. Now I just have to watch it over and over again till, like Kynitia, I see your actions and understand why each one was done. Now I just need the time. I will just have to make time, I have a project that needs everything I have.
As you can see, I am not dead.. yet.. I have also been pondering an ArgosianMint13LTS, but with three irons (projects) already in the fire I just don't know when I will have the energy.. We need to invent the 50 hour day, that way I have enough time to do everything I need to.
@Nathaniel Schultz : Hey Nathaniel :) Nice to see you. I was about to switch tonight to Linux Mint 13 KDE , just because the default are better than Kubuntu, and I need a new fresh install because I found a way to corrupt my actual install with building special libs.
I was also thinking of doing a easy script to install Krita 2.5 + Mypaint 1+0Git + Gimp 2.8 + tablet interface from ppa. I need to see how to do a Zenity easy GUI for it to make it user friendly. Good luck to finish your actual project. And about the video, I actually used the most Mypaint centric workflow I knew. I usually use Krita much more on it ; but lastly Git branch get a slow down on my computer. ( thats also why I will reinstall my machine tonight ).
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Nathaniel Schultz
saturday 22 september 2012, 02:20
I am just glad you don't mind me reverse enginerring you. It is the engineer in me, I love taking apart your time-lapses. Watching your every tool choice and motion that is captured and then figuring out why you do what you do and what your intent is. Then I mimic it and then I try to take it in my own direction. So post more time lapses, I must study you more ;)
hehe, actually the idea of making another "argoisan make FLOSS art install" was impetuous to start working on some graphics for Argosian Mint, I needed to create a logo or theme and it gave me the excuse to draw in my sketch book for the first time in months. Seeing this gives me even more fuel to my fires. I am still story director on a new project so.. yeesh. Anyways don't want to spam up your comments. I have some pretty high ambitions left over from my last go round of Argosianmint12. I'll email you some time when I get a moment of breath. I have a Project Kick off meeting on Saturday and another project meeting on Sunday.. Someone save me from myself!
Hi David!
Really nice video, I really enjoy it :) and the background music created a calm watching experience.
Although is a timelapse and everything is pretty quick on the screen, I manage to follow the MyPaint and GIMP parts, but Krita's ones not that much... maybe is because in MyPaint, the brushes you were selecting along the video were clearly indicated on the MyPaint's interface, but in Krita's one it was not easy to see what were you using (brushes, tools) on a given time.
The final painting its really impressive! thanks for showing us the process.
nice work, please excuse my bad English =D, i have a question you use kde like graphical eviromet because is more efficiently than gnome for digital art or only by personal tastes?
@Jose : Thanks ! Yes, timelapse have limitations. I will try to publish on the future more tutorial ( but text way , not in video , I still have many problems with voice over ).
@deburger : Thanks ! and also thanks to be always around since this blog was created.
@Gerson : Hey, I use KDE mainly as a personnal preference. KDE can desactivate openGL desktop effect and be 2D and so keep good performance for brush movement ( Gnome 3 can't for ex ). I think XFCE is the faster environment. But on a strong computer I don't see the difference. My preferences in KDE are : extremely configurable via GUI , multi rename tool in Dolphin , *.ora and *.kra thumbnail preview, good theming of GTK and KDE apps, native Kde apps like Kate/Krita I really like. :) I run Linux Mint Kde 13 since a week, and it's not that bad. Default are great to enjoy KDE, but Mint repo mixed with Ubuntu repo made a bit of problems for grabbing and compiling Krita for exemple. I ended with changing the sources , so it's now a Kubuntu like system :)
For my next conferences, I will study using Ubuntu 12 LTS main edition on laptop. If Unity 3D fail, I 'll test Unity 2D, then XFCE or KDE again. Good luck ; there is no perfect solution, all DE are more or less broken, bugged and have pros and cons. The best things is probably to focus on one and become good at it to know how to fix it in urgent cases.
@Tharinda : Just go on the website of the software ( type Mypaint in Google , or Krita ) then follow on the official website under the 'download' section.
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