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[Michelist]

Hello @Yaniv and welcome to the forum!

Sorry, but I can not recommend you any mentors or tutors from your region, because I don’t know them. But I know that there are at least 3 users in the area of Montreal, maybe one of them steps in and offers you her or his support.

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In the meantime, I only can recommend to you the best tutorials I know.

Very good are the tutorials from Corinne, here on KA known as @CelticCoco or “Blade & Quill” on YouTube, among those tutorials I like, these are those on the top-rank, mainly because they are so calm and informative.
Here you find her channel “Blade & Quill”, it has lots of good stuff, from a complete Krita course, over tips and tricks to challenges.
Maybe you like her Playlist “How to paint using Krita”?

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Also, more than worth a look are the in between a little aged but nonetheless solid tutorials by “The Age of Asparagus”?
The Beginner-Course

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Or the (even older?) series “Learn Krita with Bob Ross (Updated for Krita 4)”:

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Additionally (and probably later on, because of their “density”), you may take a look at the videos from @RamonM, made for the official Krita-Channel on YouTube. These are comprehensive tutorials, packed with lots of information.
The official Krita-Channel

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These were the tuts I had fun with and learned from.

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And as a last tip, and this is no joke, there is also a very special series meant for Kids I haven’t mentioned so far even because it is for kids, but if you can ignore that these videos are addressed at kids, and maybe have a learning disability or ADHS/ADHD, then these can be great, because the vids are short and well explained, not too technical and good to grasp.
35-part Krita course for kids, but I think not only suitable for children:

35-part Krita course for kids, but I think not only suitable for children

For all those who want to introduce children to Krita, or who want to get to know Krita themselves in small portions, I think this 35-part beginners course, which is clearly aimed at children, is worth watching. It explains Krita in short videos appropriate for children, there are a few small projects in the course such as painting an apple. I have linked the complete playlist with the respective video titles because the videos are scattered on his page between many other videos, so you can see…

Even I didn’t need them anymore at the time I discovered that series for kids, I had a lot of fun watching the whole series.

So, sorry for not recommending tutors to you, but maybe you “can connect” to one of the authors, like their style to explain Krita in their own way, and their tutorials help you find your way “into the world of Krita”.

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And if you may have any questions round about Krita, that is what this forum is meant for and dedicated to, to ask and get support, then feel free to ask us your questions. Usually this works!

Michelist