bluedraggy: Damn. Cage arc restoration finished before I got this out. Oh well. First art from me in like forever - 100% Krita and Clip Art Studio. 0% Photoshop. 0% Microsoft 100% Linux
Cat not precisely on-model.
bluedraggy: Oh, I'm quite aware CSP isn't open source. And so is my wallet every month. But it has a feature I've never seen anothing else has that I can't do without. I hate it but I can't do without it. Enough so that it took me two months of hacking to get CSP to run under Linux using Windows emulation. You find me another software that can make vector lines get thinner or thicker in just PARTS of the line and I'll jump on it like a cat on a mouse. I know that's hyper-specific but I need it. I'm a Mint guy on my laptop. Not an evangelist, it just works.
Mahyar: @bluedraggy:
You might wanna try Inkscape’s Power Stroke. It’s FOSS and lets you change the width of parts of a vector line. Might be worth a shot if that’s the CSP feature you need.
bluedraggy: Interesting. Watched a tutorial on Power Stroke. Seems like it's a lot of work, but it does do what I had in mind. Thx. Will consider Inkscape.
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Cat not precisely on-model.
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Nice work!
I noticed you use Clip Studio Paint. IT'S NOT OPEN SOURCE!!!
Krita alone is already a great tool for digital art, so there's really no need for proprietary software
I use Fedora Linux with KDE Plasma myself
Personally, I try to keep my workflow as FOSS as possible!
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If she’s actually stuck, you could try WD-40, and if that doesn’t work... you could dissolve her tits with sulfuric acid
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You might wanna try Inkscape’s Power Stroke. It’s FOSS and lets you change the width of parts of a vector line. Might be worth a shot if that’s the CSP feature you need.
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