Krita for Digital Art.

Krita is an open source drawing, painting and animation application designed for illustrators, concept artists, comic book creators, animators, game artists, matte painters and more. Krita is used daily by artists all over the world from professionals, to students, to passionate hobbyists.

The software runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and Chrome OS.

Krita has a number of amazing features. A few being:

• Industry standards and innovative design.
• Powerful brush engines for sketching and painting.
• Stabilisers for smooth and freehand inking.
• Assistants for constructing a complex scene.
• Vector artwork support,
• Switchable customisation profiles
• A distraction-free canvas-only mode for painting without clutter.
• Multiple types of layers and masks for non-destructive editing and, frankly, and many more.

There’s no activation codes or monthly subscription fees for Krita. It can be installed easily.

Also, Krita supports animation with onion skinning, storyboarding, comic book project management, scripting in Python, many powerful filters, selection tools, colourizing tools, colour managed workflows, flexible workspaces.

The most prominent feature of Krita is arguably its UX design with graphics tablet users in mind. It uses a combination of pen buttons, keyboard modifiers and an icon-based HUD to ensure frequently-used functions can be accessed by fewer clicks, without the need to search through text-based menus.

Krita's resource manager allows each brush or texture preset to be tagged by a user and quickly searched, filtered and loaded as a group. A collection of user-made presets can be packaged as "bundles" and loaded as a whole. Krita provides many such brush sets and texture bundles.

Krita is basically an easy to use, access, and understand application for all the artists out there.