PPI
Pixels per inch: the amount of pixels of a digital image or physical screen that occupy 1 inch of physical space.
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DPI
Dots per inch (or pixels per inch). Term used when measuring the resolution of something, such as digital images, monitor screens, mouses, drawing tablets, and scanners. -
How to Remove AI Images from Google Results
5 methods to remove Ai-generated images (genAI, or "AI art") from Google Image search. -
SVG
Common image format (file extension: .svg) used for creating scalable graphics, also called vector images, specially icons. -
Synfig
FreewareLinuxmacOSOpen SourceWindowsFree digital art application for creating 2D animations available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. -
Tahoma2D
FreewareLinuxmacOSOpen SourceWindowsFree digital art application for creating animations available for Windows and Linux, featuring a timeline and palette support. -
BeeRef
FreewareLinuxmacOSOpen SourceWindowsFree digital art utility application for Windows and Linux that lets you create a collage or board of reference images for drawing by dragging and dropping them in an infinite canvas. -
Affinity Photo
Paid image editor available for Windows and Mac. -
Photoshop
Paid image editor available for Windows and Mac, capable of photo editing, graphics design, and animation. -
An Introduction to Krita
An introduction to Krita for beginners: the basics of using Krita; common issues, workflow and workarounds; a review of Krita's features; and a comparison of Krita with similar software like Clip Studio Paint, Paint Tool SAII, and FireAlpaca. -
How to Adjust the Brightness and Contrast of Images in Krita
TutorialTutorial: learn how adjust the brightness and contrast of images and photos in Krita (version 5.2). -
How to Make a Photo Monochromatic in Krita
TutorialTutorial: learn how to make make a photo monochromatic (monotone) in Krita (version 5.2). -
How to Add Chromatic Aberration in Krita (Non-Destructive Effect)
TutorialTutorial: learn how to create a chromatic aberration effect in non-destructive manner in Krita (version 5.2) using clone layers, transform mask, layer groups, and filter layers (or filter masks). -
Chromatic Aberration
Chromatic aberration is a distortion in photography that creates a "color fringe" effect, typically red, orange or magenta and blue, violet or purple colors. -
HSL
Way to represent a color using three numeric values: Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. -
Download
What does it mean "To Download" from the Internet? To download something from the Internet has multiple meanings, some more technical than others. Technically, any time data is being transferred from a computer somewhere on the planet to your computer through the Internet, we say that your computer is downloading data from the Internet. This […] -
Clipboard
Where things that are copied (or cut) go before being pasted. -
How to Paste as New File in Krita
You can create a new document in Krita from the clipboard in File -> New..., then Create from Clipboard. -
To Overwrite
What is "To Overwrite" in the Computer? Overwriting means to replace data that existed somewhere in the computer with other data. When this is done, the original data is lost, that is, it's as if the old data was deleted to make space for the new data which would be placed exactly in the same […]