Krita Tapestries

A little purple deer with a few extra eyes

Meet Barry the bear, here to help me make terrible puns. He’s really fuzzy, stuffed with lots of love and can’t wait to meet you all! Such a friendly bear. A message of love from Barry to you. Bear illustration created in Krita, design completed in Photoshop. This design has been created with a clear background, so colours on individual items can be changed. Just ask :)

It's everyone's favorite silly little eel! Actually, I wouldn't call him silly... or little. He may try to kill you. Also he's quite tall.

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*Sometimes in The Outback, life revolves around the water-tanks. Ravenswood North Queensland.* *Digital Artwork using Krita 3.0*

*Digital Artwork using Krita 3.0* *When I was in Gulgong in NSW – I saw this old timer having a ‘durrie’ outside a pub that was across the street from the café where I was having lunch. I did a quick sketch of him as he stood there day dreaming. From that original sketch as a first draft I then got my pen tablet out and sketched this using Krita 3.0. Gulgong is a gold town and maybe the old digger was dreaming of that next big strike!*

A moment of perfectly suspended silence and beauty. Each window shows details of the life lived behind it, without a glimpse of any resident. Struck by inspiration one evening, I grabbed my sketchbook and pencil. I rarely am inspired to sketch without reference, but I found these shapes came easily. I wanted to emulate a handpainted, with ink outline feel to this work. Natural, imperfect textures were important in this painting. This scene is entirely imagined. During the long creation process, I was told that my scene resembled old Germanic architecture. The name of this piece was gifted to me by a lovely person on Twitter. This painting is the fruit of many months of hard work, painting individual pixels, adding tiny d...

Tiny scales reflecting light back at the moon, a flash of light and she's gone. Down to the ocean floor. Iridescent beauty tempting you towards her mermaid kingdom. Krita created repeat pattern based on a scale or fan shape, fitting a watery theme.

*Many an hour was spent by Uncle Bob sitting in this chair reading.* *Digital Artwork using Krita 3.0*

Did you know that Rainbow Unicorns have the most brightly coloured scales? Impossibly coloured flashes of light, darting about the sky and often mistaken for a regular rainbow, the Rainbow Unicorn is a shy creature. Repeat scale or fan pattern created in Krita & Photoshop.

*Digital Artwork using Krita 3.0* *For the Love of Horses.*

*Sometimes the back of a Pub is just as interesting as the front.* *Digital Artwork using Krita 3.0*

Digital painting of mountains during winter with vibrant colors and galaxy. Inspired by Velaris from the Book Acotar.

The horse belongs to a friend of mine and is my very first attempt at digitally painting a horse

TOGETHERNESS MAKES ANYTHING EFFORTLESS!