>>7617393
Check out ctrl+paint's website, it has a compilation of digital art fundies that is condensed nicely into short chunks of videos. They use photoshop for their videos but i think its applicable to any art software. Some of the tips are might be too old and irrelevant now because of program updates but overall it's still a solid way to learn art sofware if you're lost me thinks. I never see other art channels that covers the basics of art program operation in mind over just THE digital art itself better than ctrlpaint. Most of them always assumes that you know how to operate everything and it can be a bit frustating if you never touch digital so i would recommend checking them out. I'm a tech illiterate that uses krita too and i mainly learn most of the basics there.

My other piece of advice is to use shortcuts to your advantage. Drawing digitally without needing to press the buttons on your screen is so much more intuitive. I think ctrlpaint can explain it better than my esl ass