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Good drawing software on Windows?
#1
Anyone know good drawing softwares for Windows? Other than photoshop which I currently use. I want something with a variety of brush settings and tools to make things easier.



#2
That's a good but tough question to answer.

Photoshop is great, but for me a pain to use because it's too much stuff packed all in one. It does have brush settings to play around with, but I found it a bit messy.

Other options are;
Paint Tool Sai - simple and easy to use, it does what it does. It focuses mainly on drawing on one singular piece at a time.
Clip Studio Paint - This program is what i'm currently using. It's more flexible, it can work on animations, books, comics, and just plain illustrations. You can easily create brushes in here .You can get a 30 day free trial, or wear an eyepatch.
Krita - completely free. It's actually pretty decent. Fast to open, fast to use. Perfectly viable, especially if you just wanna get something out there without too much worry, with a "Who cares, let's do this" attitude



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#3
you can download some new painters for windows good apps



#4
gimp is good program



#5
Paint.net is always a classic free option



#6
Personally, I've always used Medibang Paint. It's not particularly advanced, but it gets the job done. Although gradients feel a little weird to use.



#7
Penbook is really nice, simple and easy to use if you have a surface and pen type setup. Much easier to just open and draw than a lot of other programs.