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At this point completing works in Concepts alone is an interesting challenge because of how the fill shape tool works. It's indispensable, and even runs well in Linux if your computer supports Waydroid!

It has been highly annoying to have to choose between a perpetual license for CSP and simple mode. Have been personally swapping between the app Concepts to start and CSP or Krita to finish to get a similar feel, but the ease of having those in the same program can't be beat!

It's an upsetting state of affairs! Anything that tries to come close is either missing some feature that is essential for business use (XML import, scripting, etc) or is also a SaaS nightmare. The Open Source competitor is not ready for prime time yet, either...

If you enjoy the comic look, @mastafran.com comes with high recommendations! Only just noticed he was missing from the black furry artist list provided and came to correct that error. Thank you again for your consideration!

A colored character sheet describing Basic the Bear, with four illustrations showcasing how he dresses. The key illustration features an intimate morning scene of a bottomless Basic towering over a topless woman, with his hand on her shoulder as she prepares to have a coffee. The secondary illustrations show Basic in casual, sleepwear and a stylish turtleneck.

Two sketches of a stocky, masculine anthropomorphic rabbit named Jasper - one clothed, one nude, both rude. He is smoking a cigar and standing around suspiciously, hands in pockets, wearing a button down shirt with collar popped, a hastily tied tie and button boots modified for his lagomorphic feet. The second sketch is ruder and nuder, with Jasper reclining, feet up, penis at attention, and a spent cigar in each hand. He has a vicious look on his face and is staring something unseen down in the second sketch.

From the artist's SFW account, a sketch of two OCs, a tall, feminine anthropomorphic bunny named Rabid, and a stocky, masculine ghost, Apparition, having a tense stand off. They are both dressed in a classic Playboy bunny costume, both wearing costume bunny ears, which are cute, but redundant on Rabid. Text reads: "Yeah, well, ONE of us is gonna hafta change."

A full color commissioned illustration of n0ncanon's anthropomorphic rodent, Fleer. Her design combines elements of a rodent and demon, with devil horns of a sort on top of her ears and a long, coiling tail. Her tail and face are red with black accents, and she otherwise has a feminine, humanoid appearance. She is dressed in a formal shirt and vest, puffy short pants, knee high socks and black pumps, exposing peach colored skin on her legs and neck. Her clothing is decorated with large gold buttons, with a giant green bow at the shirt collar.

Good day! This NSFW account is run by a black furry artist, as is the account of frequent collaborator @inkjelly.bsky.social. Other examples include @darkboss.bsky.social, @nanodarkk.bsky.social, @stylusknight.bsky.social & @lovewin.bsky.social. Thank you for your consideration!

Screenshot of Krita's Edit Brush button, located in the "Brushes and Stuff" toolbar next to Brush Preset button and Blending mode dropdown at the top of the Krita interface.

Screenshot of the Krita brush editor, with its Opacity tab open. The editor shows an icon and preview of a brush (moo-ink-pulp-tamed in this example) and settings for customizing the pressure response and how that effects the setting. In this screenshot, the pen settings are enabled and set to alter the opacity based on the pressure applied with drawing.

A screenshot of the Krita Brush editor, showing an open Brush size tab. The equivalent of changing the flow of a brush can be accomplished by altering the Density value in brush size or brush tip, or with other settings in the Brush Editor window.

A wide screenshot isolating the Krita toolbar, located at the top of the Krita UI by default. The Brush editor, brush preset button and blending mode dropdown are on the left half of the toolbar, after the foreground/background color selectors but before the eraser mode toggle.

Brush settings can be edited from the Toolbar, in the "Brushes and Stuff" section. See included screenshots.

Pretty sure Unity is on Linux? Recall using a Flatpak of Unity in earlier testing -- flathub.org/en/apps/com.... -- not a Unity user so can't vouch for quality, but it is available. Can you go into detail about missing brush features in Krita? Making notes for research on this subject.

What have been your pain points during your switch? Has there been any feeling of limitation while doing so? For Krita specifically, have you had any problems with your workflow or use of the software at all? For Linux, have there been any programs you have been unable to replace or get working?

If you'd ever like to try another set, along with other customization to the Krita workspace -- blkmkt.net/resources/kr... -- If Krita is to be used, personally prefer a limited arrangement of dockers and well made brushes. This bundle gets tested with local clients!

Pursuing this currently as we speak for research. Have been using Fedora as a regular part of the workflow for about a year or two -- it's nice! Krita fits personally with custom .bundle file created for making it workable. Also using Waydroid to use preferred mobile drawing app Concepts.

What drawing tools did you have this trouble with, i.e. screen tablet, graphics tablet or convertible computer/mobile tablet? What OS were you using the Krita on, & where did you get the software (MS store, website, etc)? Have you used alternate brushes with Krita? If yes did you still struggle?

Interesting!
Was the lag contingent on your use of a specific tool, or did it occur at all times? Was the interface unresponsive in general? Thank you kindly for your response, will take notes for the future!

If it is not intrusive to continue, Krita & other software like it seem to suffer from initial UI arrangement that seek to prove its functionality rather than focusing on a specific use case (like CSP focusing on sequential art & illustration and surfacing tools for those purposes first).

One of the freelance day jobs involves helping local artists learn different software and other creative consultation. Out of curiosity, what pain points make Krita not comparable to CSP in your estimation? After use, found personal objections melted away after adjusting the UI & brushes.

Depending on the make and software available to you and your tablet, you can always increase the firmness to adjust how your tablet pressure is interpreted.

Sometimes it helps to use a large grip when a drawing glove is unavailable. Personally don't tend to run into the issue for larger screen tablets due to using the shoulder as the primary pivot for drawing, but for smaller ones and for sketchbooks a glove does make things more comfortable...

Always thought it was some kind of poncho...

Your heavily inked approach to sketch & illustration is engaging, as well as the way you sculpt and present figures. The way you anthropomorphize characters strikes an interesting contrast between animal facial features & muscular bodies. Observing your work to learn to control form better.

Splendid! Looking forward to your work containing well considered alt-text!

Good day, NSFW artist here! Updates are slow, but NSFW when they come. Also, recommending @inkjelly.bsky.social!

A celebration illustration containing a scene from a diner where my ocs are with other’ ocs. There’s SirJoey

celebration for reaching 2000 followers! It’s thanks to all of you that I was able to make it and for that I want to thank all of you.

@sirjoeythe23rd.bsky.social
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if you are in a professional or personal situation where you cannot fully divest yourself from something being rightly boycotted, you've got an easy out: shut the fuck up. no one asked. you're free. i'm not your priest.

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The last option sounds like Freeskates, if memory serves? Though upon inspection they appear to be tiny skateboards, so it is unclear how well supported a rider would be using these for micromobility?
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Hello again, folks. A reminder of where else to find a version of this gallery, inn the event of the "unforseen." Also available on FA, itaku and the like with the NSFW mix. More to come.

DO NOT go back to twitter that is the hitler site. i am dead serious with this shit. its main role as a de-facto organ of the trump admin is to facilitate nazi propaganda. you cannot be posting your doodles on the "euthanize all trans people" forum just because they still allow pornography

It can be helpful to use transcriptions of music similar to what you want to write, such as in Midis. In times past, opening files submitted to www.vgmusic.com in FL Studio was a good way to learn the basics of how these songs ticked. You can also seek midis of basic DnB loops, like the Amen Break.

A product photo of a Slate Blue Wacom ET-0405-R Graphire Serial & PS/2 unit, obtained from a tech recycling website. It is a shield shaped graphics drawing tablet with a small inset rectangle indicating its working area for pen use. The unit in the photo is old and worn, but in serviceable condition, and is similar to but not the same as the gift tablet described in the post this image is attached to.

Had a Wacom Graphire of similar vintage, given as a gift from another student that casually had one around at the time. It had serial and PS/2 ports on it if memory serves -- Had no idea it was possible to draw on a computer before that, so getting one randomly felt like unlimited power at the time!

Still frankly shocked SaGa Frontier 2 got remastered, the game still hits hard. Miss that Watercolor art style...

Personally favor the most recent large Wacom Intuos for size and thinness, but friends have also reported luck with Huion and Xencelabs screenless tablets. Fairly certain compatibility between these brands and common OSs is pretty good, so desired form factor might be a factor to consider.

This depends on the type you are looking for - do you mean a screenless tablet, a screened tablet, or a standalone tablet computer?