The drawbacks of this method are it’s large file size and limitations in scalability. This method makes it very easy to ad lots of variation in color with simple strokes of a mouse of tablet. It allows for a lot of subtle and detailed coloring and editing with a wide color pallet. This is the sort of editing you would be familiar with in software such as Adobe Photoshop or Painter. We will first start with the one format most people are familiar with, and that is raster. Fortunately there are solutions for both. There are a couple different ways to do it: raster or vector. Working in 2DĪ lot of you probably have some sketches or line work you want to color. This all may be stuff you know, but it never hurts to mention it.
A lot of them even open popular file formats like office documents and Photoshop files.įirst, I will go through a few image basics before I mention the software. Most popular applications work on almost any current system including Windows and Mac OS X. In recent years though, more and more of the software has been written multiplatform. Art, office documents and even this website all run open source software.īeing a Windows user, this sort of software was hard to find since most of it was only available on open source platforms like Linux. I haven’t gone as far to live my life Microsoft free (mainly because I have never gotten the hang of Linux), but most of my work is done on free and open source software.
Many of my friends already know this, but I am a fan of open source. Posted on Friday Jin " Software" and " Art".
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