[SOLVED] Looking for a very simple drawing app that supports pen sensitivity, suggestions anyone?
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Looking for a very simple drawing app that supports pen sensitivity, suggestions anyone?
Krita(and others) have a complex interface suited for big projects. For some psychological reason, that inability to launch an app and be drawing in less than a second demotivates me to practice sketching. There are some nice simple drawing apps out there, such as Gnome Drawing, but they lack pen sensitivity support which is a no go for me.
Does anyone know of an app that would fit my needs? Of course, being opensource is an absolute must.
Well the Krita interface is flexible and can be simplified, but startup can take a bit of time. (Though if motivation fades in thirty seconds, was it really there? *shrug*)
Anyhow, I haven't used it, but MyPaint might be what you're after. There's also some Japanese software AzPainter which may or not be any good.
Well the Krita interface is flexible and can be simplified, but startup can take a bit of time. (Though if motivation fades in thirty seconds, was it really there? *shrug*)
Anyhow, I haven't used it, but MyPaint might be what you're after. There's also some Japanese software AzPainter which may or not be any good.
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. I also like the infinite canvas more than I thought I would.
It's more an issue of getting started, once I'm drawing and in the flow I really enjoying it.
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