Raghukamath – Digital Painter and Freelance Illustrator from India

Over the years, while answering many questions about Krita on Reddit, Krita-Artists, and other Krita forums, I have observed that this question often comes up.

Hello Everyone 🙏🏼, I noticed that there are comparatively fewer Krita tutorials in written format on the internet.

Today was a beautiful sunny day.

I went to nearby beach last week, it was really a pristine and calm place.

Hello Everyone 👋🏽, recently I distro-hopped to Debian Linux from Fedora Linux.

My computer was showing signs of retirement and old age, so I assembled a new desktop computer for my workstation use.

When chatting on Krita IRC deevad mentioned that he uses a script to automatically download Krita nightly update and manage the launcher icons etc.

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A Sunday well spent on an wonderful sketch trip with @coolkarnisam and friends.

A quick daily personal piece.

आज रविवार का दिन है, तो धरती पर जीवन चक्र के स्त्रोत सूर्य को नमन ।

Greetings Everyone 🙏🏼 This is the first quick tip tutorial post of this year.

I am trying to do a brush pen sketch of the first two persons I see on internet in the morning.

Krita sunset tutorial - completed image Greetings everyone.

Gone are the days when you had to manually arrange the edges of a texture or pattern.

After postponing it for 2-3 weeks due to work load, this Sunday me and my friend Sameer, finally managed to take some time out in our schedule and go on a trek to Kondana Caves.

A quick weekend warm-up painting in Krita.

I tried to paint a personification of the night.

It is Friday again and I went on a small hike with my friend yesterday, as we were walking amidst the forest on a small trail, the calmness of the surrounding nature seemed almost meditative to me.

It’s friday and what is a better way to wind up the weekend than painting a landscape in Krita.

In this video we learn how to create a lemon slice in Krita from scratch.

This series is about creating digital art in free software.

Some school buses parked since start of the pandemic near my house.

I am sure we all have done this at some point.

Stumbled upon a wonderful street view on mapcrunch, so did a virtual plein-air study with it.

Here is the final image Credits Artwork by raghukamath licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License Intro Music - Stream Countdown 10s & Background Music - Forest Wak by by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.co…

While painting in Krita one day, out of curiosity I switched the application language to Hindi which is one of the major local language in India.

This is the second episode in the quick tip series.

I have written earlier about how I made the switch to free software workflow and the experience I had after making the switch.

This is the first episode in the quick tip series.

I am sharing these free seamless handmade or hand-painted textures.These were made while I was working on various projects.

Over the years it has been an unspoken rule to choose CMYK right at the start when creating new documents for artworks that are going to be printed.

The Krita team - Photo courtesy David Revoy/Krita Foundation - CC-BY Once again this year, I participated in Krita sprint held at an awesome historical town of Deventer.

This series is about creating digital art in free software.

A few months back I was asked to design some poster for a local Free Software Foundation Event.

I had an awesome opportunity to be a part of this years Krita sprint in The Netherlands.

In this video, I am going to talk about digital brushes.

In this episode we will learn how to navigate around the canvas in Krita.

This series is about creating digital art in free software.

This series is about creating digital art in free software.

ICFOSS is an organisation set up by Govt. of Kerala, with a goal to spread free software knowledge by connecting and collaborating with international free software communities and organisations.

I mostly use Krita for my professional and personal illustration work.

I have been following the awesome James Gurney for quiet some time now.

I am grateful to krita foundation for giving me an opportunity of getting published among the fine artists from all over the world.

I recorded my screen during the last painting session.

In my previous post, I had shared some of the brushes that I use while painting in Krita.

In my previous post, I mentioned that I switched from Photoshop to Krita.

Last year in early March me and my friend Sameer decided to try out Linocut.

From some time I have been contemplating to start a new project, since everybody is in a mood of undertaking new year resolutions.

An illustration done in free time using Krita.