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Flowpaint is a next generation paint program that focuses on usability and power. It's open source, cross platform, and supports pressure sensitive graphics tablets.

 

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Flowpaint will freeze up for a long time (several minutes) if its window is resized after many pen strokes have been drawn (it will re-render each pen stroke). Undo history may also be lost after a resize. The workaround is to resize the window to the desired size before starting to draw. This issue will be fixed in a future version.

 

The package [in Windows] is portable [download the zipped file, extract to your chosen location and run the EXE from there]

 

The current version is a beta release.

 

Link 1: Flowpaint [FlowPaint website]

 

Link 2: Download FlowPaint

 

Link 3: Flowpaint [Launch Flowpaint 0.2 with Java Web Start]

 

Flowpaint 0.2 requires Java version 6 or newer.

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I find children are far more creative if you stick some A4 and some crayons / coloured pencils etc in front of them. I seriously think all these paint programs etc take away some of the creative aspect in them which is quite sad.

They do have their place, but not for youngsters. [ In my opinion ]

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