Krita

It's one of the best free digital painting tools out there, and it can also be used for other things, like editing photos. Even though Krita's feature set can initially seem overwhelming, it really is quite useful once you get used to it. Therefore, I highly suggest Krita, and purchasing it through Steam is a wonderful way to support the developers in addition to getting Windows updates automatically!

Fuck Adobe and Clip Studio Paint.

Happy to pay for a tool this good. Is Krita daunting at first? Yes. So is art! You made it over the first hump, starting. Don't get stuck yet. This program has amazing things to offer you and you have amazing ideas to show the world. If you need help, Youtube it. Krita is a tool you'll use for a lifetime. Highly Recommend.

Good for beginner setup and is more affordable if you need a lower price version of adobe illustrate.

It's £8.50 to support development and it updates through Steam, no brainer

Takes some getting used to, but it's fully funtional.

Recently switched over from Firealpaca due to switching to Linux. After years and years of using FA and FA SE, Krita has been way better! It's better optimized and has a lot more to offer, comparing to FA.

Super heavy hitting art program that has what you need for digital art. No matter if your into graphic novels, animation, splash art or just doing digital art as a hobby, this program is a no brainer.

Originally I was looking at Ps, I'm so glad I didn't. With it's required monthly subscription I would be out over $800! This one I got for $15 AND I get updates for life...

Unless you are working for a company that requires a different program; Krita is your best bet. Anything else and you're throwing money away that could be used on classes or online courses that'll do so much more for you on your art journey.

Krita has all the features that someone like me (an art student) needs, it's also quite affordable and accessible, especially with all the tutorials you can find online.

This software is probably one of the best alternatives to photoshop or other creative suites. It's powerful, get's the job done for a number of applications including texture work, pixel art, painting, and more, and most of all is completely free with the option to support the devs. Awesome software. We need more applications like Krita for all creative fields.

While you can download the software for free, I still paid to support the team behind it, they deserve it.

This is my go to animation, and art program. You can do a lot in it.

Wow! As someone who shifted to this program from FireAlpaca, I must say I love the brush selection! I also learned that Krita is good for illustrating landscapes so I've been practicing! 11/10 would recommend! :D

INCREDIBLE brush engine. this is available for free from their website and in the flatpak flathub store but supporting the creators is WELL worth it.

Best program for digital art and minor photo editing if you don't want to spend an extortionate amount of money.

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Uhhh, I like it, been a learning adjustment since I'm used to firealpaca but I love this program!

Bought it as a gift for others several times and now for my own account as well - nice way to support the Krita developers and for all those who like to see their playtime go up, what a nice way to do it while being productive!

Best drawing software ever - and I've tried a lot of them over the decades. The best part about it being open source is that you will be able to open your source files without stupid subscription models and vendor lock-in.

Keep up the good work, Krita!

Now, if the dials/wheels on Wacom tablets actually worked on Linux, I'd be over the moon, but that's not a Krita problem...

If you’re into supporting developers and want automatic updates, I recommend buying this version. The only thing I had to do was uninstall the non-Steam version. Just a heads-up—uninstalling it removes the Explorer preview feature for Krita files. To get that back, search “Krita Windows Shell Extension” on Google, go to the official download page, scroll down, and install the “Windows Shell Extension.” That’ll restore the file previews in Explorer, and you’re good to go.

My favorite drawing app, I started using it after almost 2 years just using CSP and I don't regret it

100% recomend buying it even though it is free elsewhere :3
support open source software!!!!

Been using this for years, it was an easy purchase when it hit steam just so I can support the creators. Best drawing software I've ever used.

Been using Krita for nearly three years now it's completely free, open source, and honestly worth throwing money at just to support the devs. It handles everything digital painting, pixel art, basic image editing, even animation. You just spend a few minutes setting it up to fit your workflow and you're good to go.

Need more features? It’s got plugins. Can’t find what you need? You can make it. It’s that flexible.
If you’re looking for a serious, no-strings-attached alternative to commercial digital art tools, Krita is a solid go-to.
Anyway, that’s all -- back to drawing furry femboys.

Krita is a fantastic tool that rivals the best of paid drawing products and all FOSS.

This the best drawing software you can get out there, as a beginner artist it has been really useful and has done everything I need to do, its easy to modify and change to your liking with some pretty decent brushes that come with it too.

If you cant afford the steam version just download the free one its just as good as this one but if you would like to support the devs buy this one.

Krita had the best story out of any game I've ever played, and don't even get me started on the worldbuilding and lore!
The character design is absolutely incredible, and all their abilities are perfectly balanced.
Second Area Spoilers: The lasso ability is really useful and fun to use! especially when combined with the Transform accesorry
The last ending made me cry.
10/10, It's the first draw-type game! :3

I'm not a good artist, and I can only speak from my experience as a beginner. This program has done everything I've needed so far, and slowly over time I've learned some more tools each time I draw. you do need to put in the work to learn the program and understand what things do and why you should do them

so speaking to beginners, if you're willing to learn, Krita is more than enough to get started, and if you outgrow it you're a rock star! good luck art babies

It's never fun learning new hotkeys and tool locations. Luckily I've been able to find most of the info I've needed on YouTube. I also own Clip Studio Paint, but have been using Krita more often these days. It has a great brush selection and I've been able to iron out a workflow. It's nice to have it keep up-to-date through Steam. Overall, I'd say it's a worthwhile purchase if you're willing to put a little time in to learn a new piece of software.

I use this software for drawing NPC portraits and maps for my TTRPG gaming group, as well as diagrams for my work in electronics manufacturing research. It does everything I need it to do, and there is robust support online if I don't know how to use a particular tool.

I was curious on how much time I would spend drawing. So, I bought the steam version. I saw that some people lost their projects/brushes, I did not thankfully! :p

I'm in the process to figure out the whole gameplay, but way this game does have a leveling bar and way is the map full screen?

very simple, very easy to use. Ive used this program before, and I highly recommend Krita as a platform for both new and existing artists for both digital and traditional. Even if there is something you are having trouble with there is a helpful help guide and numorus videos online.

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ive used krita for years and bought it on steam to help support them. they really do care about the community and have more resources then any one person could need. pairs well with tons of art tablets and is overall (in my opinion) THE best art software out there, it has everything i have ever needed. i could write a whole book on krita and how usfull it is but one thing to remember is to look at the handbook if you need help.

Rebecca💖

Characteristics
Rebecca was a very sharp-tongued young woman, and has a tendency to be extreme and unpredictable. She was often shown going all out in fights, sometimes even laughing manically. Nevertheless, Rebecca is loyal and does everything for the crew of Maine, including supporting newcomer David where she can.

Rebecca has feelings for David Martinez, as she mentions that she wasn't okay "playing just friends," and sarcastically comments to Kiwi that perhaps she should change her appearance and attitude to seem more like David's girlfriend Lucy.[3]

Despite her apparent immaturity, she was rather perceptive, being the first to notice when David is beginning to suffer from cyberpsychosis. She also handles her romantic interest in David maturely, never violating his boundaries beyond flirting. Though jealous, she eventually gives up and helps him reunite with Lucy, noting the strength of their bond. She becomes the secondary muscle of the group following Maine and Dorio's passing, demonstrating her extreme skills with firearms and ability to survive in combat despite having relatively little cyberware.

Appearance

Rebecca is short in stature, with soft features and stark white skin with a faint blue tint to contrast with the pink tattoos on her neck, stomach, and right thigh that reads "PK DICK". Clothing is minimal for Rebecca as her preferred dress is simply her black bra and underwear, a black, Kitsch, high collar jacket with green accents that go down below her waist (left half-zipped), and a pair of matching sneakers. Besides the jacket and shoes, she pulls her green hair up into pigtails with a dual clipped hair band. Her cyberware is subtle with only her pink and yellow cyberoptics standing out. Later on, mimicking her brother Pilar, she utilizes oversized cyberarms in red and blue for right and left, respectively.

Biography

Rebecca first meets and works with David Martinez during a limo heist, distracting Maxim by spilling booze on him and sensually cleaning it. The distraction fails once Maxim notices his keys have been snatched, calling her a bitch, to which she replies that he's weird. She is immediately attracted to David and attempts to flirt with him at the mission after party. When David is working his way up in Maine's crew, he is sent to deliver a pair of cyberarms to the apartment that Rebecca and Pilar share. She is also seen helping David practice with firearms, impressing him greatly by hitting every target in exact spots while dual wielding. Rebecca seems to be a fan of cyberpunk culture in general, as she is seen excitedly pointing at Rogue Amendiares when seeing her at the Afterlife.

One night while the crew is out walking, Pilar is killed by a cyberpsycho, sending Rebecca into a rage. She instantly rushes the cyberpsycho and is almost killed herself, before being tackled behind cover by Maine. After the cyberpsycho is killed by David, she continues to shoot the corpse out of rage for killing her brother.[4]

After reforming a new crew with David following Maine and Dorio's deaths, she is seen with large cyberhands, mimicking the behaviors of her late brother, likely out of love and respect for him. She has also become the secondary muscle of the crew, behind David, who is now the leader. Rebecca is extremely skilled and reliable in combat, even saving David's life on an occasion where he freezes up due to oncoming cyberpsychosis. She attempts to confront him about it, telling David she watches him closely and notices something is wrong.[3]

Rebecca is next seen just before she, David and Falco embark to intercept an Arasaka convoy under Faraday's orders. By now, David has already begun his steep descent into psychosis and Rebecca catches him, nearly collapsed, in the lounge of their hideout. He implores her to help him stay sane by injecting him with the 9x dosage suppressants he got from Doc. She begrudgingly accepts, on the terms that he doesn't use his Sandevistan, which he violates. She is seen throughout the mission manually injecting him with meds, as she promised, despite becoming increasingly worried for his safety. After Faraday and Kiwi's treachery is uncovered, she and Falco agree to help David rescue Lucy by assaulting Arasaka Tower, though they eventually end up landing the Chevillon Emperor in Corpo Plaza instead and being surrounded by Arasaka troops and NCPD.

When David manages to rescue Lucy, Rebecca tells her she's glad that she's safe for David's sake. Moments later, she notices Adam Smasher falling toward them and shoots up at him, only to be crushed under his weight, her last words being "We are having a moment here! Fuck you!"

This is a great software. It's also free. So if you don't want to buy it now don't. If your buying it to support the dev's a better way would be to go to their website and donate because Steam takes a 30% cut, the only real reason to buy through Steam is to track your time (that's why I bought it) and I've heard that it's the only (or easiest) way to get it on Linux.

Overall, Krita is a great digital art program, super versatile, and pretty easy to get used to!

Honestly the best free art software out there imo, i love using it and i bought it on steam to show my support.
Highly recommend it!

It's been a year since I deleted my old Photoshop and bought Krita. I use it 5 hours a month to edit and compose scenes for my work. It takes a while to get used to it, just like it takes some time to get used to any new software, but I don't regret changing and neither buying the paid version (which is pretty much like the free one, aside from getting auto-updates here). I wanted to support the developers and get rid of Adobe for good. Give it a try! You may enjoy it!

You can also drop Illustrator for Inkscape and Indesign for Scribus if you want to be free from Adobe's crappy policy.

you can draw and animate a wide veriaty of anime bazongers and ding dongers 10/10

I just bought it on Steam to support the developers behind the project, the software is available for free on their website.

So what makes the steam version different?
> Auto updates, that's it :D

I've been using Krita since version 4 and it's an absolute great piece of software to make serious art. It probably takes some time to get used to it, especially when you have been using other software.

A fair warning if you are coming from adobe products or other closed source software: Most of your resources like brushes or project files will not work or have issues. Like not complete support for .psd files. Krita uses their own format for brushes and project files.

The software gives you the power to draw anime tiddies :P - the rest is up to you

THIS IS A FREE SOFTWARE! WE ONLY BUY IT TO SUPPORT GOOD PEOPLE AND TO PISS ON CORPORATE ADOBE.

This free art tool helped me learn Digital Art and now I'm able to sell weird roleplaying OCs for 10-20 bucks on the internet.
It completed me.

Best software for drawing and 2d animation. I used it almost 1 year now and loved it. Decided to buy it because I can now see how many hours I spent with it and I can keep grinding it haha. Only thing I need additionally to the existing features is interactive text box like in the photoshop. Otherwise everything is perfect for me.

Goated software

adobe's subscription model is evil for trapping users with hidden fees and making cancellations a nightmare. ditch adobe and support krita, it's also better than illustrator in many ways

good gameplay but gets tough like halfway through the game, would NOT recommend comp too many sweats

Fantastic app that is open source and free to use, however, with the steam version the only additional feature is the auto-updates. Highly recommend picking it up for $10 to support the amazing developers!

as an artist who uses procreate regularly, i decided to give this a shot, moving from drawing with an apple pencil to a mouse, and I have to say that this much easier for me, considering its very similar to adobe illustrator in its layout. The mouse is also not very clunky and feels just right when brushing. 10/10 for me as an avid artist, and I'd recommend this to anyone who wants to draw digitally.

krita is goated, i wanted to support the devs so i bought it on steam but the free version is just as good! i do enjoy the conveniences of having it in my steam library but it's free for a reason. i highly recommend this to anyone looking for good art software, you can download it from their website ^w^

I love Krita! It's an amazing digital painting tool. Not very good for text or photo doctoring, but when it comes to brush customization, Krita is the best of the best.