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Less than a month after Krita 3.2.1, we're releasing Krita 3.3.0. We're bumping the version because there are some important changes, especially for Windows …

Less than a month after Krita 3.2.1, we're getting ready to release Krita 3.3.0. We're bumping the version because there are some important changes for Windows …

This past week artist David Revoy visited the Université Cergy-Pontoise in Paris France to give a Krita training. The university's teacher, Nicolas Priniotakis, …

Could you tell us something about yourself? Hi there, I’m Miri. I’ve been drawing ever since I could pick up a pencil and switched to digital in the past …

We've created a special version of Krita 4.0 pre-alpha for Windows users to test. This version contains two big new features that should solve the biggest …

The Google Summer of Code is nearly at an end. One of our students, Alexey Kapustin, has made a Windows build of his work. Alexey has created a version of Krita …

Krita 3.2.1 is a bug fix release. The following issues were fixed: Crash on startup if only OpenGL 2.1 is found: if you had to disable opengl for 3.2.0, you …

In 2010, during a developer sprint in Deventer, the Krita team sat down together with Peter Sikking to hammer out a vision statement for the project. Our old …

Later than planned, here's Krita 3.2.0! With the new G'Mic-qt plugin integration, the smart patch tool, finger painting on touch screens, new brush presets and …

When we went public with our troubles with the Dutch tax office two weeks ago, the response was overwhelming. The little progress bar on krita.org is still …

After last week's rollercoaster ride (if you haven't seen it, check the news, then the update!), it was hard to get back into making releases and writing code. …

When we posted the news about our tax wrangle yesterday, we did expect to make some waves. We didn't expect the incredible response from all of you! A day …