The best thing about Krita, in my opinion, after several years of use, is the hidden potential of this application. In the beginning, it is more than likely that your designs will be poor, but once you have learned how to handle the application, you will be surprised by the results, so my experience is generally positive. The application is stable. There are various tools for creating sketches, logos, or anything you need. A positive aspect is that it has no licensing costs, which initially surprised me because it gave me the impression of using a very professional tool (except perhaps for the somewhat old-fashioned user interface).

Krita is a fork of GIMP, designed to create sketches, paintings, or artistic logos for companies or web design, as we use it in the company. The application is, of course, completely free and open source in addition to being multi-platform (Windows, Linux, and Mac). Krita mainly utilizes the creation of logos and funds on the websites created by our team. About Krita: - The application is very stable in its latest versions - The end result is incredible when you get to know the application properly - A variety of documentation on how to accomplish everything possible with Krita on the internet - The application supports a variety of formats like xcf, psd, or png - Large number of brushes to choose from and use in your designs - The application loads very quickly. Unlike other applications of the same type, Krita is very lightweight and does not consume much CPU or RAM

The best of Krita in my opinion after having used it for several years is the hidden potential of this application, that is, at the beginning it is more than likely that your designs are bad but once you learned how to handle the application, you will be surprised with the results so my experience in general is positive. The application is stable is available several tools for the creation of sketches, logos or anything you may need. A positive aspect is that it has no license cost which surprised me at first because it gave me the impression of being using a very professional tool (except maybe its somewhat old-fashioned interface)