Advanced Art Studio v1.2b for the Commodore 64, developed by Chris Saunders based on the original program by James Hutchby.  Back in the day this was one of the best hi-res graphics editors and this particular version supports an Amiga mouse in joystick port 2.

Rainbird Software, (c)1987 by E.E.C Ltd. This is v1.3 of the highly regarded hi-res paint program Advanced Art Studio. This version only supports joystick controls.

Advanced Art Studio v2.3b by Chris Saunders, imported by FBR (7-17-1987) and released by The Detonator - This is a great hi-res graphics editor and supports the 1351 mouse!

Amica Paint was devloped by Oliver Stiller and first published in 64'er (German magazine) special issue 27 in 1988, as a type-in program that filled 25 pages of the magazine.  This version has been converted to English and requires a PAL Commodore 64 or emulation. 

Amica Paint v1.8e is a hi-res drawing package originally programmed by O. Stiller for the German magazine 64'er.  This version has been updated and improved by P. Schwarzfischer (Sky) and translated to English (Although it requires PAL mode).  Lots of extra utilities on the disk related to the program.  FYI, rumor has it you need to load the input driver of choice before the main program.

This is by far one of the best hi-res paint programs I have run across. The 1351 mouse control makes this program easy to use and there are a ton of features including custom fonts and printing.

Art Sudio v1.1 (1986)(PAL+NTSC) by Chris Saunders & James Hutchby - One of the great hi-res graphics editors for the Commodore 64.

Blazzing Paddles cracked by Pet is one of the great classic hi-res graphics editors for the Commodore 64.  The many various input devices supported is amazing.

1984 written by Garry Kitchen, cracked by Stellar Storm - Designers Pencil is a hi-res drawing package.

Designer's Pencil v1.1 by Gary Kitchen - Classic hi-res graphics editor for the Commodore 64.  Also included on the disk are a bunch of pictures.

Doodle has to be the most famous hi-res graphics painting programs for the Commodore 64.  It's quite amazing what you can do with this program which you can find out by loading it up and checking out the many pictures already created on the disk.  I've included one of them in the screen shots to wet your appetite.

Here's a link to the manual.

FCBPaint is a (PAL) VIC-20 (requires 32kb expander) editor for a special software defined graphics mode with 168*192 pixels with 8x4 char color and inline color splits.

Flexidraw 4.0 by Inkwell Systems is a graphics package that came with a LightPen for the Commodore 64.  This archive contains two disk images.  The second disk contains extra pictures and a tutorial of sorts in picture format.

Flexidraw 5.0 by Inkwell Systems is a graphics package that came with a LightPen for the Commodore 64.

Flexidraw 5.5 by Inkwell Systems is a graphics package that came with a LightPen for the Commodore 64.

Coded by ASP of Black Mail - FLI Graph is one of the earliest FLI Picture editors.

Funkpaint is a multi format editor supporting hires, multi, multicolor interlaced and DTV pictures. It runs on a Commodore 64/128 or DTV and supports various input devices and memory expansions. The disk image contains versions of the program for C64,C128 and DTV.  Also included in the archive is a PDF version of the manual.

Funkpaint is a multi format editor supporting hires, multi, multicolor interlaced pictures. It runs on a Commodore 64/128 and supports various input devices and memory expansions.

Features:

• Runs natively on the target platform (or emulated)
• Hires, multi and multicolor interlace support
• Various input devices supported, including mice
• With keyboard only it's still good for pixeling work in zoom editor
• Can use memory expansions for full undo/redo history
• Even without extra memory it can undo a limited set of smaller changes
• Full screen mode with toolbar for preview and drawing
• High resolution zoom editing with preview window for hires/multicolour
• Can draw with patterns and different brush sizes
• Brushes, shapes, copy etc. are available in zoom mode too
• Can do filled polygons, curved lines or flood filling
• Block copy for duplicating/shifting parts
• Bit patterns viewable and changable for low level tuning
• Easy to use save file format and saves executables as well

Funkpaint is a multi format editor supporting hires, multi, multicolor interlaced pictures. It runs on a Commodore 64/128 and supports various input devices and memory expansions.

- 0.45d - Fix toolbar flickering in zoom mode with joy/c128 keys and keyboard input.Pressing restore at the right time could crash with cartridges

Funpaint 2.4 Pro is an interlaced FLI graphics editor for the Commodore 64.

Funpaint II (Translated to english by Dr. Lecter of Creatures) is an Interlaced FLI graphics editor for the Commodore 64.

Welcome to Graphics Master, the advanced software program that allows you to create high-resolution graphics for your home, business, school, or club.  You can draw graphs, charts, cartoons - in fact, almost any visual representation you need - with ease and precision. 

Gunpaint by Jan Zimmermann (1994) is a hi-res interlaced-FLI graphics editor for the Commodore 64.  Included on the disk are three sample .gun image files.  

HiRes Master v1.0 by Jens Niehaus of TPU (1990) - Nice graphics package but only supports a joystick.

Paint Magic by Mark Riley (1984) - I was doing some data recovery tonight on a batch of disks I got many years ago with a Commodore 64 and ran across a couple Paint Magic disks.  One of the disks appears to be a bunch of custom art by a person named Joe.  So if your name is Joe and you used Paint Magic back in the day, this might be your handy work.

As a hint to anyone desperate to get data off a dirty mildew covered floppy; carefully cut the top of the disk open, gently pull the floppy out of the sleeve, and clean it with 70% rubbing alchohol with a drop of dish detergent mixed in using a soft cloth. Find a new or at least clean donor disk that you can slide the cleaned floppy back into. You'd be surprised at how often this works.

P.S. - don't forget to clean the heads of the floppy drive you used the disk in before revocery.  Use the same 70% alchohol with a Q-tip.

Koala Light Pen Painter - Released in 1983 by Audio Light.  Obviously this program requires a light pen and a crt monitor to work.  Included on the disk are several sample graphics files.

MCI Editor v1.0 released by Chromance on January 30th, 1995 is a Multi Color Interlace editor.  According to this list of graphic modes, MCI is the same as IFLI except multicolor mode. Normally used as 4 color multicolor images flicked to create 4 color 320x200 (although there is a possibility of around 9 shades).

Cracked on 1/12/87 by The Silicon Force. Pretty nice drawing package, but the joystick controls are brutal. FYI, this is a single file version without any of the extra fonts, etc. I'd skip this version unless you are a collector.

Paint Magic by Mark Riley, cracked in 2001 by Jedi (although I doubt there was much cracking involved).  This is a fairly simple and straight forward hi-res graphics editor that is pretty easy to use.

Heres a nice site with a great review of Paint Magic:

http://www.mycommodore64.com/2011/07/22/the-magic-in-paint-magic/

Paint Magic is a hi-res graphics editor for the Commodore 64.  This version is an original version with an extra picture disk.  Check out this website for a great review of the program.

By Computer Applications, Inc. 1984 - Black and White Hi-Res drawing package. Easy to use and has some nice drawing features. This version comes with Graph Now on the disk but it doesn't appear to work, although the Pain Now! works 100%

This version of Paint Now! is basically the same as the other version on this site except that it has some different pictures on the disk and it doesn't have an intro screen that offers the option to load Graph Now, which doesn't work on either disk.

Paint-Box 64 by Holger Gehrmann and released by (Golden Games) - Fairly straight forward hi-res graphics package for the Commodore 64 (Doesn't work on NTSC machines).  Not to be confused with Paintbox 64 by Audiogenic.

1984 by C. Heilman - Pdraw is a high resolution graphic screen editor with pop-up menus and keyboard commands that control over 42 actions. Docs are on disk.

Saracen Paint is a graphic program that can transform your Commodore 64/128 into a powerful drawing tool. Saracen Paint enables you to start drawing immediately, with its intuitive icon-driven system, and its easy-to-use pull down menu. With Saracen Paint you can touch up your drawing in the smallest details with the help of a large range of colors and two zoom options. Saracen Paint is fully compatible with KOALA PAINT and supports all well-known paint programs.  It works at low resolution with 160 x 200 16-color-pixels. You can use either the mouse or the joystick.

Documentation is included in the archive.

Super Hi-Res Editor 1.2 is a...  uh... well not really sure.  Doesn't really look like a hires editor but more like a character editor. No docs and Google search again turns up nothing.  Guess the guy that wrote this was to lazy to document it other than the in program help.

True Paint I by Robert 'GrABBA' Grabowski is a multi color image editor (MCI) for PAL Commodore 64's only.  If you try to use it on an NTSC machine, it appears to work at first, but when you use the disk commands to load or save images it borks.  There are several sample images on the disk, and they look quite impressive.