How to simulate canvas texture in Krita (5)

I know how I’d do it in Painter (I’d choose a paper/canvas which then everything is applied upon) but it is completely different and though I think I know the answer and the results I probably don’t… how do I simulate the canvas texture of an ‘old master’ or other canvas based painting.

(my understanding is that I have to modify the brush (tip?) choose a pattern and scale and then even a mode.

Perhaps there is a way (with a filter? or something) to apply a ‘canvas’ to an entire image after (or as) painting?

for example I’d like to try to do something like this - Winter Landscape, 1880 - c.1890 - Aleksey Savrasov - WikiArt.org

Tell me how (and I’d prefer not to have to customize a bunch of brushes :wink: ).

The video description has the links for the Templates.

Cheers

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Wow, okay, hmmm…still seems quite complicated, but it might get me to where I want for some sketch painting…

Thanks!

Sure, just put every layer into a group and add an alpha mask to that group, then give that alpha mask a canvas-y texture in black and white. That’s it.

(Use any brushes you want for it, or take a photo of a canvas surface and increase contrast, or find some photo of a canvas online…it just has to have high contrast and suitable for the picture)

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have you tried phong bumpmap filter then make layer bumpmap blend mode?
what i just discovered is i make a layer and fill it with lots of brush strokes then > I use this brush< and blend it all up.
then phong filter looks like a canvas with the bumpmap blend mode.

see:

actually just fill canvas with pattern them phong works too XD

after phong you can color to alpha too, so it does not darken everything
here i set the color to alpha phong (used a new visible layer) to hard mix photshop.

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