In this way, Krita is aimed at anyone interested in digital painting, but at the same time pretends to be a professional tool. It is made by artists that want to see affordable art tools for everyone. We simply can not verify if that is the since we are, in fact, not artists and as such it makes little difference if we use pencil and paper or Krita or just throw paint at the wall.Krita is a professional FREE and open source painting program. We strongly suspect that you will find that Krita has everything you need to make fantastic artwork if you are the artists. We do know that someone who is an actual artist made the splash-image for Krita version 4.2.0 entirely in Krita: Our problem with doing a proper review of Krita is that we are not "artists". We can choose brushes and paint broad strokes and we can choose colors and play around. Using and testing many of these features is also easy we can add layers and paint on then move them up and down and around. Seeing that there are a lot of features is easy enough. We would very much like to give a really in-depth review of Krita in terms of usability but we can't. Krita works on Linux, *BSD, Windows and Mac OS X. It utilizes multiple CPU cores for great performance and the canvas is OpenGL accelerated. There's python scripting support for animations. It has layers, masks, a huge variety of brushes, easy to use color palettes and there's a standard and a "artist" palette. It has all the bases covered, digital artists will find that it has everything one could desire from a modern painting program and more. Krita is a very advanced printing program and raster graphics editor with a huge toolbox of features.
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