After you have determined your preferred settings, you can save them in your own work space. The dockers and panels can be moved and adapted to suit everyone’s specific workflow. User environment: Krita offers an intuitive user interface that does not get in the way of the most important things like the canvas. Krita is a huge comprehensive software solution and therefore has a large number of special properties. Important to know is that this application is developed by real artists and so based on their experience they can build precisely what they need themselves. But in my opinion it is not only for professionals but equally usable for anyone who simply loves drawing and painting. It is an open source painting tool for both amateur and professional concept artists, illustrators, matte artists, cartoonists and texture artists. Since 2009, however, the focus has completely shifted to painting and related techniques and a specific target group has been approached.Īccording to Krita’s website, it wants to offer the best painter application for cartoonists, illustrators and concept artists. For different use cases I found my perfect tools and in my opinion Krita is the best open source software for digital artists Backgroundįrom 2004 to 2009, Krita was strongly focused on offering a generic image manipulation / painting application such as Photoshop, but in the open source world we already know GIMP as an extremely powerful Photoshop alternative. With my relatively recent switch to Linux and free and open source software, the search continued. First in my Windows years and after that in my Apple macOS years I always have been looking for great digital tools that could support my passion, such as drawing tablets and software. Digital drawing, animation and pixel perfect editing became my passion. However, when I was in my teens a friend of mine bought an Amiga 2000 in 1987 and showed what was and would be possible with this machine in digital graphics, I was sold. So for years I used nothing but physical materials, like pen, pencil, brush and paper. For people like me who were born in the 70’s, there were no digital tools available in our early childhood. I have always been busy visualizing my thoughts, my dreams and ideas. Well, maybe a bit exaggerated, but let’s say at least from the moment I can remember. From the day I was born I was busy drawing and painting.
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