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You're in luck with KDE! If you're going to be doing Art or Videos, KDE has something for both: Krita and Kdenlive. If you need to record your screen, OBS is usually what I go for. Edit: Inkscape for SVGs, GIMP for image manipulation. Something like Audacity (or it's fork tenacity) for audio manipulation.
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OBS is like the gold standard at this point. I don't use it a lot but the fact that it's so robust and free puts it up next to VLC for me.