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We've got new builds for you! A new 3.0.1.1 stable release with a number of important bugfixes: the brush-resize lag is gone, templates are there again, loading …

We're only one month away from the deadline for submissions for the 2016 Krita Artbook! We've already received a lot of great submissions, but you should still …

Could you tell us something about yourself? I'm 17 years old and live in the United States. I love games, but not as much as I used to. I want to do game …

Over the summer, Google Summer of Code student Julian Thijssen, aka Nimmy, has been working hard on making Krita and Qt5 work properly with OpenGL 3.0 Core …

Krita 3.0.1 is the first release after Krita 3.0. With the new release schedule we're trying to release every six weeks, with a combination of new features and …

Could you tell us something about yourself? I'm a self-taught Sunday digital painter from Tokyo, Japan. I publish my artworks under my alias Omiya Tou. …

The artists, developers, website maintainers and documentation writers who were in Deventer for the Krita sprint since Thursday are now slowly returning home. …

The 2016 Krita sprint has finally begun in the beautiful city of Deventer, Netherlands this weekend. Artists, developers, testers, designers, and documentation …

Freelance artist Nikolai Mamashev has launched an initiative to create an animated version of the open source webcomic "Pepper & Carrot" by David …

We've made a new set of development builds in the road to Krita 3.0.1. Here are the most important bug fixes: Saving and exporting is much more robust (but …

Last week the merge window closed and Krita entered a four week stabilization phase. Several very interesting branches were merged, with features ranging from a …

Could you tell us something about yourself? I'm a comic writer, painter, illustrator, and musician. I also dabble in video and animation. I'm an …