http://www.ocsmag.com/2016/05/28/free-software-artists-and-their-tools-part-i-david-revoy-krita/
http://www.ocsmag.com/2016/05/31/free-software-artists-and-their-tools-part-ii-evelyne-schulz-gimp/ ...is professionals from various fields (especially outside programming) sharing their positive experiences with free software! We see a lot of people on the Internet dissing programs like GIMP, LibreOffice and GNU/Linux itself without offering any valid insights, but there are plenty of people using it successfully in their careers. Showing finished, professional and high-quality products made with free software is undoubtedly the best way to convince people to try it. We already know free software is used in countless products, but non-activists rarely speak about it openly. Of course, this means showcasing finished products that aren't necessarily free themselves, but I think the positive aspects outweigh the negative ones. I really hope OCS-Mag's initiative will continue and that more people will adhere to it - programs like Blender, Audacity, GNU Octave and Ardour have plenty of pro users which could use an interview! Anyone out there has anything to share right now?