Article: An EduGeek round-up of free art packages

[Dos_Box]

and now for something completely different .....Psykopaint - Create and paint amazing art from photos

Again, it's web based cleverness, and therefore not accessable to all.
I did have a play with it TBH, and found it to be a bit of a one-trick pony. Give me a decent locally installed art package any day

[Arthur]

Another one to add to the list...

RealWorld Paint (a.k.a. Paint.com)

[danboid]

Another very good, open source and cross platform paint app is mypaint:

MyPaint

Linux users can also check out krita but when I'm only doing simple graphics editing under Linux I prefer to use mtpaint over GIMP or krita.

[mac_shinobi]

Does Picasa or Irfanview not count then ??

[Dos_Box]

Does Picasa or Irfanview not count then ??

Not really as they are not strictly art creation utilities, but primarily 'bulk image management' packages.

[maiya]

I have just signed up and it is [COLOR="#EE82EE"][/COLOR]amazing

[MrEd]

Thanks very much! I'll pass it on to our art department.

[Grazza]

Hi, does anybody know of a more uptodate/alternate version of Tiny Paturn?

[Dos_Box]

I've never heard of it. Link?
Or perhaps it is better to post this as a new thread in the Educational Software forum.

[steve_nfi]

How about Photobie

[Dos_Box]

How about Photobie

Just had a play with it. It has a few nice features, but they really need to go back to school when it comes to design and layout!
And why do they have a Yahoo! email address when they have their own domain!
C- Needs more work.