To be clear: Krita is not a dedicated animation application. It’s a paint application that happens to do some animation. It doesn’t support advanced digital tweening or soundtrack integration; it just provides onion skinning and a timeline. I’ll cover a more advanced animation software in two months; I’m covering Krita here because it’s a robust illustration application with a stable animation interface, and it’s just plain fun to work with.
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