Auto-Flatting Comic with Krita (+Gmic plugin)

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Published on 28 september 2017

Video tutorial,if you can't see it, here is the link on Youtube

Here is a video tutorial to show you how to use a complex GMIC filter named : Colorize lineart [smart-coloring]. I'm using this filter to ease and speedup my workflow with flatting the color of my webcomic Pepper&Carrot. This filter is available on recent version of Krita, specifically the one with the GMIC-Qt plugin.

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David Revoy, www.davidrevoy.com, 28 september 2017.
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Wojtek 06 november 2017, 10:17 -

Fantastic introduction to gmic's complex algorithm. I knew first method but I was not aware of second trick with cleanup, which would be much more useful for me. BTW, do you know if there is a method to move selections after they were released? I know I can hold ALT to move them when drawn, but I wonder if there is a trick to move them around after they are in place. Maybe it can be requested from krota developers, it's something that is my usual workflow with photoshop.

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