Non-Destructive Editing Features (and sometimes techniques) in image-editing, photo manipulation, and video-editing applications that allow you to make changes to the original image or footage without losing its original data.
How to Use the Levels Filter in Krita Tutorial: learn how to use the "Levels" filter in Krita (version 5.2), which we can use to adjust the brightness and contrast of an image, to quickly change the blackest and whitest pixel of an image, and even to manipulate alpha, saturation, and hue values.
What is the Difference between FireAlpaca and MediBang Paint? FireAlpaca is the same base application as MediBang Paint (medibangpaint.com), as hinted by its native format having the file extension .mbp. Their difference seems to be that MediBang Paint has cloud storage features. FireAlpaca is the main development paint program, so it gets new features weeks or months sooner (such as the new 3D snap […]
Alchemy Free desktop application for sketching and drawing, specially for experimental black and white artwork.
How to Add a Filter in Krita Tutorial, learn the 3 different to add a filter in Krita: destructively with the menubar, and non-destructively with filter masks and filter layers, and their differences.
List-Detail Layout consisting of two panes: the "list" pane, and the "detail" pane (also called the main pane), commonly found in settings dialogs.
How to Make Photos Less Blurry using Krita Tutorial: learn how to use the unsharp mask filter to make photos less blurry using Krita.
Color Channel Something like the red, green, and blue channels of a RGB image (plus the alpha channel of a RGBA image).
Fork A fork is a project that has branched out from another project, e.g. LibreOffice, which is a fork of OpenOffice.
An Explanation for Youtube's Education Subcategories I found a page that explains the difference between the Activity," "Concept overview," "How-to," "Lecture," "Problem walkthrough," "Real life application," "Science Experiment," and "Tips" subcategories of Youtube.
GrafX2 What is GrafX2? GrafX2 (grafx2.chez.com) is a free application for creating pixel art available for both Windows and Linux. Compared to most applications, GrafX2 is ancient, its first version released in the 90's.
Aseprite A paid desktop application for creating pixel art available for both Windows and Linux. It has an unusual license that allows you to use it for free if you can compile its source code yourself..
MyPaint Free desktop application for making digital art, specially for drawing, sketching, and painting, that is available for both Windows and Linux.