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It is a fact, isn't it, that creativity is a quality of human beings, inner attribute generating marvelous cathedrals, architectural wonders, colossal bridges, stunning symphonies, etc.

While using Ubuntu, one's creativity can be fully expressed utilizing numerous available tools and utilities, such as GIMP and Inkscape.

Ubuntu is definitely a full-fledged operating system that can successfully handle not only "common" daily tasks (reading an email, browsing the web, watching a movie, etc) but also complex "workflows", such as dealing, maneuvering and editing media-oriented actions, where creativity can be unleashed and corroborated with powerful applications, apps "situated" usually 1-click away in the warmth and "coolness" of Ubuntu Software Center.

How can we express our creativity, passion, feeling, demands, requirements, intentions via software usable in Ubuntu 12.04 LTS?

This next news clearly shows that Ubuntu is a first-hand strong community (if anyone still needs proves).
Martin Owens has just released the first version of the deviantArt stash plugin for Gimp and Inkscape one week after the stash API was announced.