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I'm impressed these are done with MS Paint. I'm somewhat curious why he either never found, or doesn't like, paint.net. For me, it's a nice middle ground betw
by tyingq 5y ago
I'm impressed these are done with MS Paint. I'm somewhat curious why he either never found, or doesn't like, paint.net. For me, it's a nice middle ground between something like MS Paint and expensive paid tools, and has a ton of both built-in features and plugins that would make his work easier.
- lucb1e 5y agoI mean, if one already uses gimp then paint.net is basically on the same level from my (limited) experience with it, aside from that p.n runs only on Windows and gimp skills you can take with you to whatever OS you may have chosen or later choose.
- Shared404 5y ago> skills you can take with you to whatever OS you may have chosen or later choose. Off topic, but this is a really good point. I'm very happy that much of the software I used when I was on Windows was either open source or cross platform, and currently make a point to use cross platform software as much as possible. I'm happy with Linux now, but want to still be able to change!
- mdoms 5y agoThis guy has been drawing in mspaint for years. I suspect multiplatform is not a major priority for him.