Their tool set is based off of physical art supplies like brushes, markers, ballpoint pens, pencils, etc and are customizable. Just the basics, no filters or fancy bells n' whistles. It's a drawing program, but very simplified. I put forth my querry to the Twitterverse and Diana Knox of Jinxville sent back this suggestion: Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. So I leave Painter for my smaller, less computer-taxing projects - like the nemu*Olympics drawings.

Some attribute this to an incompatibility to the Mac OS, others suggest it's a bug, a few say it's my computer. which can make it challenging to draw, since I can't see the rest of the drawing things get out of proportion and perspective real fast.Įvery now and I again, I attempt to work in Corel Painter X, which I've had some luck with at smaller resolutions, but working at my usual 14'x5' 600dpi, I experience a lot of lag when working. If I want the cleanest lines possible, I need to work at 200% magnification or higher. Granted, MOST people won't see my work at 100%, it's something that irks the living daylights out of me. I may not even notice them until I zoom in and then - too late, I feel the horrible urge to clean them up. Let me try to explain this phenomenon - when working at a magnification less than 100%, I get odd hyper-sensitive 'shakes' in my lines. I've been looking for a solution to something that's been bugging me for a while.Ĭlick on the image to see the full image - which is rather large.

Photoshop autodesk sketchbook pro