Great new (FREE!) online graphics tool... SUMO Paint
Category Cool Software
Today one of my bosses at work blogged about a really cool Flash-based graphics program called SUMO Paint...
I think I'm already addicted!
It takes care of most of the things I do on a regular basis, like cropping for screen prints or emails. I liked the easy color gradient tool, as that could be useful for button or page backgrounds. Quite a few of the effects like smudging, erasing, magic wand, and so forth are also there for your use.
I normally use a rather old version of Paint Shop Pro for my graphic needs. I know I should be using GIMP, but I just haven't taken the time. It may even take me longer to do that now, as I think SUMO Paint might just end up being my "Go To" option for my day-to-day graphic needs.
I also like the fact that it's web-based with no installation. Therefore, when I'm trying to explain to someone at work how to create or modify some image, I can direct them here and there's no fuss or hassle with requesting licenses of more robust graphics software of which they'll use maybe .5% of the features.
Today one of my bosses at work blogged about a really cool Flash-based graphics program called SUMO Paint...
I think I'm already addicted!
It takes care of most of the things I do on a regular basis, like cropping for screen prints or emails. I liked the easy color gradient tool, as that could be useful for button or page backgrounds. Quite a few of the effects like smudging, erasing, magic wand, and so forth are also there for your use.
I normally use a rather old version of Paint Shop Pro for my graphic needs. I know I should be using GIMP, but I just haven't taken the time. It may even take me longer to do that now, as I think SUMO Paint might just end up being my "Go To" option for my day-to-day graphic needs.
I also like the fact that it's web-based with no installation. Therefore, when I'm trying to explain to someone at work how to create or modify some image, I can direct them here and there's no fuss or hassle with requesting licenses of more robust graphics software of which they'll use maybe .5% of the features.
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