When you do get SAI or at least buy it, it'll allow you to upgrade to SAI2 for free and test that program out.Ĭorel Painter 2021- that one is a good one and I want that w ītw your art isn't bad at all! Pretty decent for PS! Also don't let other artists opinions sway yours, you DO whats' comfortable for you. Personally, I use SAI/SAI 2 and CPS and Photoshop as well.The brush engines are completely different- at least from SAI then it ain't possible.Īlthough CPS/PS are completely compatible for brushes. PS: I'm not considering PC specs nor price, since those fortunately are not a problem to me. So, in your opinion, which one is the best and why? Do you think I should use it? I've read some posts on Reddit about that, but they not always were about all of them and sometimes they were even about other programs, but most importantly, they seemed outdated, considering that some major updated could have been released since then, which could change many features and opinions about them. Plus, I know that some people prefer to do the sketch, line art and basic coloring on SAI or CSP and then the special effects on PS, which sounds great actually.

I'm relatively new to art by itself (heres the link to one of my recent drawings ( ), so perhaps I'm the problem, but I do see many people saying that artists should use SAI or CSP, at least for sketches and line arts, instead of PS, mostly because of how well they handle brushes and stuff. However, I always felt the way it handles brushes a little odd, probably because it was meant to be an image editing program, not a drawing one. Since I moved from traditional to digital drawing, I've always used Photoshop, because of its relevance in the market, features and the fact that I already was used to it.

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