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Obligatory https://krita.org/en/ https://krita.org/en/

• toastal 4y ago
  Pretty much. Along with GIMP, Inkscape, Hugin, darktable, RAWTherapee, as far as raster graphics go, I’m happy with the free and libre landscape that doesn't involve jumping through those hoops and supporting Adobe. What I'd like to see however is school teaching FOSS options too instead of folks getting train purely on proprietary, expensive subscription software.
  • sofixa 4y ago
    The École des Arts de la Sorbonne (formerly known as the Arts faculty of the Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne University) run a FOSS stack for the graphics design courses. Debian for the OS, Scribus and Inkscape as software taught. Of course some students complain about it, especially seeing that some of them are already accustomed to Adobe's suite. One refrain i heard was "of course this is free software, nobody would pay for it".
    • toastal 4y ago
      That's super cool to know about! My only education experience is in the US though.
• HKH2 4y ago
  The brushes seem better in Krita, and the pop-up palette is quite convenient when using a tablet. With layer styles supported now, I don't miss anything from Photoshop.