Important Support Update!

Like I mentioned in our last announcement, Krita-Artists.org is the new central hub for the Krita community on the internet. Not only is it currently the best place to discuss Krita, share your artwork, create and read tutorials, etc., the support section of Krita-Artists.org is now the best place for Krita users to look for both official and community support.

Of course, the Krita community is BIG, so there are quite a few places where you can find other helpful users who can answer your questions and solve small problems. We want those places to continue to thrive and we encourage you to keep going to them if you like them.

However, if you ever have problems Krita and you're looking for technical help or usage advice, please stop by the support section of Krita-Artists.org, where both Krita developers and core community members will be sure to see your posts and more than willing to help out.

In order to post on Krita-Artists, you will need to either make an account or sign in using an existing Google or Twitter account. It's just about as painless as possible, right?

Remember, Krita is all about the community. We're trying to make a free, open source, and community-driven art tool for artists everywhere, and part of that mission means making sure that Krita works properly for every single user! So, if you encounter a problem that gets in the way of your artistic process, please stop by support section of Krita-Artists.org for official and community support.

Come for the support, stay for the art!

Thanks again everybody.
- Emmet