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RE: I Finally Did It: Another Artistic Breakdown
Krita has been my main go-to program for quite awhile now. For me, that one seems better than most expensive software suites, if you can put up with a few bugs.
It's so hard for me to hush my mouth for some strange reason. I've been at this for over two years here and if I don't have any creative writing, I share the art and ramble on about whatever comes to mind. Most would think there's something wrong with me if I silently placed some art here and walked away. I do remember seeing the #nowords tag. I just think back to all the times people have been pissed with me for earning on short art posts and feel I'd alienate more.
Hahaha, well social media can be like a dysfunctional marriage. I am so bad at socialising that the select few who follows what I am doing are of the attentive sort. It was fun only to comment in images, animated gifs and music and I saw no one who was pissed off by the lacking words.
Anyway, I use Krita for all my digital art. It is better and as I only use Linux it is probably not something that I will change anytime soon.
You're talking about comment sections and just having fun. Look at this disaster of a mess I made one day:
https://steemit.com/life/@nonameslefttouse/i-don-t-think-i-ve-ever-been-more-pissed-off-in-my-life
That's more my style. Just letting everyone do and say whatever. This isn't a dead serious establishment. It's a free-for-all.
That is my style too, I never prevented anyone from anything (except for the people I beat up sometimes because I do not like the way they behave). People wrote comments with words, and I simply couldn't be bothered to find their Twitter accounts and start a Twitter-storm or trolling them on FB because they used words. If I meet them in person I might look differently at it of course and beat them up. But it was really, really, really free in my comment section. Like in Liberty and Democracy!