In the past year, I transitioned from Adobe Creative Cloud to exploring open-source design programs such as GIMP and Krita, primarily due to subscription fatigue. My experiences have uncovered the limitations and strengths of these alternatives, especially the impressive community support and active developer responses seen in Krita. As I engage with these programs, I've noticed the evolution of Photoshop and the changes in my own workflow, highlighting a growing trend of professionals moving away from subscription models toward more user-centric alternatives like Krita and GIMP.
This year, I've learned a lot about open-source image editing programs as I transitioned from Adobe Creative Cloud, discovering vibrant alternatives like Krita and GIMP.
Krita's active community and developer involvement have impressed me significantly, showcasing their "Can Do" attitude toward fixing issues and improving the software.
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