So far, I've used the GIMP for doing digital stuff (usually colours, but lately I've been trying my hand at digital sketching, too). This image, on the other hand, was done from scratch in Krita. It started life as just a test doodle to see what Krita was like, but I couldn't stop myself. The girl wanted to be drawn. Now, it seems, she's not so sure.

Krita seems good, though still a bit flaky in parts. It's not quite ready for production use, yet. But it's development goals a primarily a painting application, as opposed to primarily photo retouching with painting secondary as the GIMP seems to be. Krita definitely seems promising.

Like pretty much all my works, generic nameless furry girl is generic and nameless.

PS. I can't draw canine muzzles. Seriously. Can't. Not even trying here.