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    4  Select the desired pattern from the Shape
                                         5  Click and drag within the       drop-down list under the Tool Options docker.
                                        selected area to apply the gradient.  In this case, we have selected the Radial.

                          3  Select the
                          Gradient Tool.

                     As you release the mouse, the background of the drawing fills with the selected pattern.

                               CREATING AND MANAGING LAYERS IN KRITA

                     Krita uses layers to help you manage different parts of your artwork more easily. Imagine that
                     your artwork is like a stack of papers. Some papers have holes cut in them to show the paper
                     underneath, while others cover up what's below. If you want to change something in your artwork,
                     you just replace one piece of paper instead of redrawing everything.
                     In Krita, layers work like these papers. They can be transparent or solid, bigger or smaller than your
                     whole drawing, and you can stack them on top of each other, name them, and group them together.

                     Using layers gives you more control over your artwork. For example, you can change all the
                     colours in your artwork by working on a separate colour layer. This way, you don't mess up the
                     line art, which stays safe on a layer above the colours. Layers allows you to edit different parts of
                     your artwork without affecting the other.

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