An Islands You Can Visit at Low Tide - Digital Painting Timelapse - Krita RGBA Brushes
Here is a speedpainting I made to explore the RGBA brushes of Krita 4.4.2 after work. I love these brushes! It's a place I painted from imagination; a fantasy island accessible only at low tide. I painted it while inking episode 34 (it's done now, it took weeks!) so I played with colors on evening before closing computer to relax.
Wallpaper/high-resolution/
The 4098x1998px is available here (3.6MB), Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.
I also recorded the process:
Alternative channel:
Peertube: https://peertube.touhoppai.moe/accounts/shichimi/videos
Soundtrack:
"Path to Lake Land" by Alexandr Zhelanov (CC-By)
https://soundcloud.com/alexandr-zhelanov
https://opengameart.org/content/path-to-lake-land
Intro: Fabian Measures - Hanami (CC-By)
https://www.freemusicarchive.org
https://www.soundcloud.com/fogheart
Edited with Kdenlive 20.12 on Kubuntu Linux 20.04
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An Islands You Can Visit at Low Tide - There is an "island" in France that you can visit at low tide: Mont-Saint-Michel ;)
The Magical Mont-Saint-Michel: an Island once more at high tide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znNMDaq5TtE
and Wikipedia:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_Saint-Michel#Aux_grandes_mar%C3%A9es_le_mont_redevient_%C3%AEle
There is even a cool curiosity on Polish Wikipedia (you have at home the best translator) about the car park :
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_Saint-Michel#P%C5%82ywy_morskie
Have you heard about this place before or maybe it is a coincidence that you painted a place that has its counterpart in France?
Oh, not a coincidence ;-) I visited it more than once when I was a kid, and one time around my twenties. As a kid, I was always fascinated (and frightened) about the story of the tide going at the speed of a running horse and drowning the car of the visitor on the parking; PL wikipedia is right about that :D The island was still beautifull when I was a child (also: souvenir from the perspective of children have this cool built-in nostalgia filter), but later when I visited it , it was looking like any over touristic attraction; with many buses, groups and shops. Still, it's a magical symbol in many aspect with its connection to tide.
Oh Le Mont-Saint-Michel always rembers me on good holidays i did in france as a child. I rember we stay the night in our camper directly in front of it, and nobody cares ^^ ... 2017 i visited again with my wife. Le Mont-Saint-Michel didnt change a lot inside but outside the island it becomes very touristic. We must stopped this time with our car far outside and go there by a shuttle bus. That was new for me.
But beside that, i still love it and the Brittany overall. I think Brittany have so beatiful Landscapes to explore and its becomes some of my personal place of longing. I hope, any day in the future i can quit my job, buy the are small house in a dreamy village and become old there ^^ ...
That's a good plan! I wish you'll succeed at it. Almost the same here; but my dream village is not so far from where I live: Puycelsi ; it's not that exceptional, but one of the most peacefull place I know with the best view.
Thank you for the town name. I will try to take a look there next time in france ^_^
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