I tried out many programs used for digital art over the years and none of them felt nearly as good as Krita, which I've been using since 2020. I prefer it over Photoshop due to its smoother workflow.

I started using this program for a videogame project in late 2023, and was really easy to learn due to its similarities to other programs. It's an essential tool for everything pixelart.

One of the first programs I've learned by myself and been taught later in school. Compared to Krita, it's way better at working with text.

I use this program for creating logomanuals, icons, simpler posters and everything vector graphics related.

I use this program for prepairing designs for printing and organising text following typography rules.

I always had interest in videomaking, so I decided to learn this program by myself. Nowadays I rarely use it for video editing, but it makes compressing videos/putting together krita animations easier.

I'm very intrigued by the technologies used for streaming, so learning how scenes work in OBS Studio is essential.

This site is perfect for webdesign and prototyping. I also sometimes use it to put moodboards together.

I've never had a worse learning experience than with Blender, but now I believe I'm on the right track. So far I find texturing most enjoyable.