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In 2018, we reintroducted scripting to Krita. Unlike our previous attempts to provide scripting, this time it took off! People are making all kinds of useful …

It's that time of the year again! Google has published the names of the students who will be allowed to work on open source of free software, and who will …

With near infinite difficulty we managed to release Krita 4.2.9 in the last week of March... So now it's time to look ahead! All Krita developers work from home …

2019 Let's have some statistics first! Statistics are fun! (And notoriously unreliable) We started 2019 with about 450 open bugs -- and that's how we ended …

Epic, the makers of the Unreal game engine, have supported Krita with a $25,000 MegaGrant! Epic has supported other free software projects, such as Blender and …

Freshly returned from the 2019 Blender Conference, Krita project maintainer Boudewijn Rempt was heard to wistfully wish for something like Blender Artists, only …

We're about to do another bug-fix release of Krita: that'll be 4.2.7. We're seeing that the number of new bug reports is dropping a bit, week over week: even …

This will be the first Krita release since the big sprint. We're aiming to do monthly bugfix releases again from now on! But we also want to cut down on the …

Officially, on Friday the 2019 Krita Sprint was over. However, most people stayed until Saturday... It's been a huge sprint! Almost a complete convention, a …

In this post, I want to share with you how we're developing Krita. Of course, the post's title is already nonsense, since there's no "inside" and …

Even though there is a ton of Krita videos on Youtube, Krita's own youtube channel was neglected. Until recently! Working together with Ramon Miranda of Muses …

On July 6th we launched Dream Ripple, an art studio located in Minneapolis, MN. We’d like to share a bit about who we are and how Krita aided us in …