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Time for another development update. The last one was in April. We skipped reporting on May, because doing a release takes a lot of time and effort and …

Could you tell us something about yourself? My name is Asja Flaim and I am 13 years old. I am from Italy. I love to draw and to put my thoughts to paper. …

Every year, many people working on free or open source graphics applications and projects, as well as people using those applications, come together for the …

To celebrate the new release, we're doing a 50% off sale of Digital Atelier, Ramon Miranda's painterly brushes and tutorials pack for the rest of this month! …

Krita 4.2.1 Hot on the heels of 4.2.0, we're releasing Krita 4.2.1. Most importantly, this release fixes an issue where after painting for a long time, Krita …

About a year ago, we created the ask.krita.org website. We wanted to have a stack-exchange like place, where people could report problems, after searching …

Today we're releasing Krita 4.2.0. This is a big release, with over a thousand bugs fixed and exciting new functionality like support for HDR displays.

Could you tell us something about yourself? I am a happily married cat mom living in the states, more specifically the beautiful Pacific Northwest. I have …

We're still on track to release Krita 4.2.0 this month! Compared to the alpha release, we fixed over thirty issues. This release also has a fresh splash screen …

 We're on track to release Krita 4.2.0 this month, and today we're releasing the alpha! That means that we're still fixing bugs like crazy -- just check what …

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 …

Thanks to the hard work of Ivan Yossi and KDE system admin Ben Cooksley, we've got nightly builds for macOS now! (We already had nightly builds for Linux and 64 …