Learn Krita from Zero (Free Tutorials) - Krita's Fill tool: fill outlines and selections

Let us see how we can fill a selection or our strokes in Krita. Krita tutorial series (FREE): http://gdquest.com/game-art-quest/volume-1/krita-tutorial-for-game-artists/ ---- In the previous videos, we have seen how to pick colors, how to make selections, and how to paint with the freehand brush tool. In this tutorial, I want to show you how to use the fill tool to fill strokes cleanly. Will also see how to fill selections using a few simple shortcuts like shift backspace, which fills the selection with our foreground color. As far as the fill tool is concerned, Krita offers 2 different behaviors: on one end, it can work the same way as in Photoshop. This is the fast mode, which you toggle on or off by clicking the corresponding checkbox in the tool options docker. In fast mode, your fill will be aliased, but the tool will work very fast. Use this option when you want to do pixel art, concept art or quick sketches. Then, there is Krita’s regular fill mode. This one offers a few extra options to feather and to expand the flood fill area. That way, you can get a very clean result when you color an illustration. ---- Subscribe to the channel now and become a member of the GDQuest community! https://www.youtube.com/c/Gdquest?sub_confirmation=1 Get in touch! Twitter: https://twitter.com/NathanGDquest All tutorials: http://bit.ly/GDQuest-Tutorials This video is licensed under the CC-By 4.0 license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ You can attribute it to "GDQuest and contributors - https://www.gdquest.com/"