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| In Which I Played With Pixels & Blending |
So today, I have a couple of small (250px square) images. They're both digital art.
They're also the same image.
So in the first image, I drew in Paint.net. It's all squares, believe it or not!
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| "Blockage" digital art; 2022 |
As you can see it's a bit fuzzy because the scaling got messed up again. I switched to a new computer, one I'll be using strictly for art, and it's a learning process.
After making this piece, I copied the canvas and strolled over to Krita, where I tried out the blenders.
What I wanted was to blend each square into the next.
What I got was an out-of-focus misty background.
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| "Blendage" digital art; 2022 |
Now, obviously, I have a lot to learn about how Krita and Paint.net work, especially now that I'm using a 2-in-1 tablet/laptop with a dynamic pen!
As for that pen... it doesn't seem to respond accurately to Krita. If anyone knows what they're doing in Krita and can point me towards a way to make a Latitude 7390 with dynamic pen work with Krita, please let me know.
It'd be really fun to play with line weights in a more naturalistic way.
I did end up scribbling a few different sketches in both Krita and Paint.net, but I forgot to save those as sharable images, so you'll just have to trust me when I say I think I can make these programs work.
As for the rest of tonight, I have a virtual date with a certified cutie and we're gonna watch some YouTube together.
This is not a euphemism. I am, in fact, that boring.
Until next week,
Go Enjoy Something!
FC
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