So, for years I was using Photoshop CS4 to colour, doing my linework using nothing more than a mouse and a polygonal lasso tool. (Try not to think what kind of patience you need to make that crap work).
I've only started using a tablet for inkwork about a year ago, and thanks to a friend I used Krita instead of Photoshop for my colouring and linework. But there are some limitations; there are some things that Photoshop had that Krita doesn't, and its stuff I need to make a picture pretty.
My usual tools are as follows:-
- Need a "select all paint on layer" function or equivalent for an easy colour swap
- Need something that can import diferent premade brushes made by the general public for use (and when I say this, i mean fancy brushes like lace patterns and stuff like that)
- Need something where the lines drawn by a pen on a large canvas (say, 4000 x 4000 pixels) will be smooth and won't leave weird lines (like what photoshop would do).
I heard some suggestions like using Clip Studio Paint, SAI, and other stuff but i'm not sure which one's the best fit. I have SAI, and it has some nifty functions, but I still gravitate towards Krita if for no other reason than me being used to its shortcuts at the present moment.
Any suggestions? :D
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23 Oct 2017 17:20 CEST
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