Any advises?
Any advises?
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MS Paint
I agree with the Paint.net.
I use the Adobe line from Photoshop to Premiere, and I still keep paint.net on my desktop for occasional kicks. Its versatile and user friendly. For freeware its great.
But then again, I also like to play around with MS paint sometimes too, mainly because it makes it easy to break down images into a 16 color scale (and then even less), which is helpful when designing lithographic or screen prints.
My kingdom for a .
I recommend Gimp. It's advanced, and easy to use. Served me well for years.
GIMP.
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Another vote for the gimp...
If you mean painting freehand, http://www.artrage.com.
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