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...You sketch a silhouette and interior strokes to hint at limbs or structure, then “inflate” the drawing into a volumetric, puppet-like mesh that preserves the feel of the original art. The interface favors immediacy: draw, inflate, pose, and record motion directly in the canvas, without manual rigging, weight painting, or complicated asset pipelines. Under the hood it builds a lightweight surface and auto-assigns handles so you can grab and move parts intuitively, with smooth deformations propagating across the body. Because it runs interactively, artists iterate rapidly—blocking poses, trying alternate proportions, or recording short performances—before exporting results downstream. ...

...Written with GTKmm 3.0, Kage Studio has a clean User Interface. Truly an Animation Software, not an airplane cockpit. Kage Studio can export animation to HTML5 (canvas), PNG sequence, Spritesheet, SVG, video (MP4, MKV, OGV, AVI, MOV), and KonsolScript.

Milton is an open-source, infinite-canvas paint program that allows artists to sketch, draw, and paint without the constraints of a fixed canvas size. It combines the intuitive feel of raster-based painting with the scalability of vector graphics, enabling users to focus on creativity without worrying about resolution or canvas boundaries.

Papyrus is a C++ scenegraph (canvas) library that uses cairo/cairomm for drawing operations. This allows papyrus to be used to draw in a Gtk+/Gtkmm widget, or draw to png, pdf and ps surfaces. In concept it is similar to the Gnome canvas or QT canvas.

Resize multiple JPEG images. A simple tool useful for developing websites containing lots of images. Options stretch image, preserve aspect ratio, expand canvas and image quality.

OGLComponent is an OpenGL canvas for .NET Applications. The supplied library contains an UserControl written in C++ which allows drawing OpenGL scenes in a Form. A simple example for VS2005 is supplied in order to help users to get started.

WiiPaint is a program we have written which augments the traditional 2D drawing program by adding a 3rd dimension and having the paintball naturally manipulated by a Wiimote. The paintball bounces inside a 3D room and makes paintsplats on the canvas.

Fl_Arc_Canvas is a FLTK Canvas implementing the Arcball rotation control based on quaternions, proposed initially by Ken Shoemake.