09-04-2020, 05:39 AM
For all i know you could find a dotted pattern on google or something like this and like joseph said you simply have to find the setting so that your pattern is applied as a mask so that it applied on in the zone you want to be affected or you could also learn how to use the bucket fill if you know how to turn a pattern into a bucket fill pattern.
It a bit hard to explain what a mask is without an example if you have never used mask before.But i recommend you research the term krita mask on youtube to get an idea of what it might do for you.
Now let talk about why you don't want this to be a brush
Your brush will probably be doing a lesser job than what i am proposing since it only get applied in a circular fashion it would be like using a rounded stamp brush not the best result and as you would drag the brush around i don't think you would be get this kind of result your looking after so the best option is to learn about mask and how to import stock image to be use as your halftone or how to use a imported stock image into a bucket fill pattern.
It a bit hard to explain what a mask is without an example if you have never used mask before.But i recommend you research the term krita mask on youtube to get an idea of what it might do for you.
Now let talk about why you don't want this to be a brush
Your brush will probably be doing a lesser job than what i am proposing since it only get applied in a circular fashion it would be like using a rounded stamp brush not the best result and as you would drag the brush around i don't think you would be get this kind of result your looking after so the best option is to learn about mask and how to import stock image to be use as your halftone or how to use a imported stock image into a bucket fill pattern.