Krita 5 for Absolute Complete Beginners (Udemy.com)

This helps me so much thank you

Good match for me - the pace is good

It is unorganized.

The course gives a good "get your toes wet" approach which is perfect for getting over that daunting feeling of having downloaded the program and having no clue what to do. A nice and relaxed tour of the basic features needed to get started. Not too indepth, but it is what it says on the tin; Krita 5 For Absolute Beginers

Course introduced the technicalities of Krita. Will probably redo the course after I have tried for myself.

This review is strictly my perspective as a first time Udemy/Rich Graysonn student. I taught high school and paid digital photography classes as well as college classes so my review is from a specific POV. Technically, I'd like to see Rich's cursor highlighted or otherwise emphasized so I can see where he's clicking/dragging. Some screen recording programs also allow "clicks" to be recorded so I can see if the mouse was clicked or it simply hovered over a point while Rich was engaged in his stream of consciousness style of teaching. Content wise, some sections felt like they belonged in Rich's Complete Beginner's Guide to Digital Art, not a Krita course. The section on the Perspective Tool could have been shortened considerably. It would also be useful to know when/why Perspective is needed/useful. That was true for all sections, I always like to start with a goal or, at least, an objective in mind. I use a similar "stream of consciousness" style but that requires preparation. I got the impression Rich often improvised on the fly. I don't mind learning while he's also learning but, sometimes, it was painful. His "nested" excursions (By the way... I forgot to mention... There's also this point...) would lose me and I'd forget what we were doing before the initial excursion. I'd like to have covered more tools, even for 60-90 seconds. For example, Bezier Curve. He said he never uses it but a simple demo and description of what it does would help me experiment. Bottom line, it was an interesting class but, in my opinion, not a beginning Krita class. I got what I wanted out of it because I knew what I was seeking. Now, I plan to go back over the salient points that address my needs.

Thanks for the excellent course! I learned a lot. I like that the videos aren't too long and the explanations are clear.

I am a complete newbie to digital art, and I took this course in preparation for Mr. Graysonn's "Complete Beginner's Guide to Digital Art" course, and I feel like I have a much better handle on how to use the software than I did previously! I had no idea Krita had this much functionality, and I look forward to seeing what I can do with it.

A bit of stumbling around.

Rich is very passionate about providing accurate and constructive information. For some time now I have been looking for a course to get me up to speed with Kirta and how some of the tools are used. This course is just that; simple, easy to understand, and gives you working knowledge of terminology and tools used by Kirta in comparison to other editing software. Thanks!!