davidrevoy
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Extra/Video tutorial: Auto-Flatting Comic with Krita (+Gmic plugin)
🕑 Added 2017-09-28 14:54:12 +0000 UTC Hi Patrons! During the end of last summer, I received many cool propositions: I taught Krita at the University, I made a signing session in Paris, I worked on a large commission of illustrations for the best association in the word ( still secret, I'll tell more about it soon, it will be released during October under CC-BY ) and I'm about to start the last secret project for another dream studio who produce short movies (also secret) ... It's all in all a lot of work done in the background of September for a lot of release and announcement in mid October. I'm taking advantage of this period to add a new tutorial to my Youtube channel about an amazing Gmic filter in Krita: Colorize lineart [smart-coloring] . I'm also working, thinking and designing future episodes of Pepper&Carrot. I'll tell you more about it next time. Many thanks for your support!
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David Revoy
Hello :) The Gmic filter in Krita 4.0.1 ( not 4.1 yet ) depends of the package provided to install Gmic filter. On some platform, I know it might be external. I remember it was the case for Arch Linux or Manjaro packages and some Windows or MacOsX. If you are in this situation , you can follow <a href="https://docs.krita.org/GMIC_filter_plugin" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://docs.krita.org/GMIC_filter_plugin</a>
Hello... i hve a question :) in my krita4.1, i cant seem to find the fill option on the options panel... have you tried that version yet?
