First work of the year

[GioArtworks]

Hi everyone,
I usually don’t like AI generated images, but this time I found one that I kinda liked and I decided to use it as a reference for this illustration.

link to the timelapse:
https://youtu.be/jI3lzn881rw

[Mrszord]

OMG
this was incredible, I loved the video too… how did you get this texture in the final art?

[GioArtworks]

thank you so much! I searched “noise texture” on Google and I applied the texture to the whole artwork setting its blending method to “overlay”, but with a low opacity (like 30%). I’ll send it here:

[KRITAKOUGAR]

Positive use of AI instead of it being used to scrape artwork to generate images. Now, you’re showing it what humans can still do!

[YRH]

Krita can generate various types of noise too, you can look for it in G’Mic → Degradations → Add noise

@GioArtworks that’s a beautiful painting, lovely

[Michelist]

Here you can find a few more ideas to create such things:

Need Help with Creating a Pastel Brush

What is a texture? A texture is a “technical surface” that serves to exert a “shaping influence” on other surfaces (my definition). See the videos linked below for more information. Look at the screenshot with the texture, the range is wide. You could create these patterns by photographing a corresponding surface to edit it, you could also select a section of an existing image, whether photo or painted, to manipulate it using the filters of Krita or Krita’s plugin G’Mic, Krita’s SeExpr Scripts …

Even if the main-direction seems to be about “patterns/textures” in the common sense, you can vary this in many directions, creating noise is one of these directions.

Michelist

[GioArtworks]

thank you @YRH I tried once to use this parameter, but I find myself better with textures , anyways it’s right to know also this method

[YRH]

Sure, everyone has their preferred method of work. Just in case, I dug up the post with more precise instructions, in case anyone wants to try it. I used it for some of my artworks, it’s good, just need to adjust the scale to match what you need.

How can I add grain and noise to artwork in Krita?

(Updated instruction) Here’s how to add noise with GMic: Add a new layer and fill it with flat mid-gray (50%) color. Put the layer on top of the stack. Open Filter > Start G'Mic-Qt Go to Degradations > Add Noise Play with the settings, the Scale will probably be useful. Then finalize with OK. Change the layer blending mode to Grain Merge Adjust the opacity to look well. Consider adding transparency mask (right click layer, Add) to apply grain selectively to parts of the image.