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Krita π¨ποΈ
It's literally FOSS Adobe Illustrator, why do people don't use it??
I thought Inkscape was FOSS Illustrator
Yeah doesn't Krita do raster art and Inkscape does vector art?
Yes. Illustrator is vector graphics so Inkscape is a more direct replacement, and Krita is raster so itβs closer to Gimp and Photoshop. One or both of those probably also have some vector, but not as much as with Inkscape/Illustrator. I think.