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Krita, part of KDE, takes part in the fourteenth edition of Google Summer of Code. Four students will be working on a wide variety of projects. Here's the …

It's April already... We're long overdue for a development update, especially since we haven't had a new release for quite some time. The reason for both those …

We're deep in bug fixing mode now, because in May we want to release the next major version of Krita: Krita 4.2.0. While there will be a host of new features, a …

About me: My name is Zlatko Mašek and I am a programmer originally from Croatia, but I live in Ireland. As you can find on my blog I am interested in art, …

Every summer Google puts on a program that helps university developers get involved with the open source community. This is known as Google Summer of …

Nathan Lovato, the author of the Brushes for Illustrators and Concept Artists Krita brush preset pack and many Krita tutorials is running a kickstarter to …

It's the last day of the year, and statistics are fun! So, let's see what we did this year, in fairly meaningless numbers! Code We made ten releases, as …

At the end of the year, we looked back on 2017 and looked forward to 2018, it's getting time to repeat the exercise! On the whole, 2018 was a better year for …

Today we're releasing Krita 4.1.7, another bug fix release in the Krita 4.1 series. The most important fix is a weird one: it might help your wifi connection. …

With the help of the awesome KDE sysadmin team, Scott Petrovic has created https://ask.krita.org -- the Krita Question and Answers site.

We have finally figured out how to update Krita on Steam to the latest version. We're really sorry for the long delays, but we plan to keep Krita up to date …

We promised Digital Atelier would be available in the Krita Shop after the succesful finish of the Fundraiser. A bit later than expected, we've updated the shop …