Unfortunately, they’re a clumsy way to draw anything. They’re the best interface for doing 90% or more of things you do on your PC. Windows 8’s brief flirtation with touchscreens notwithstanding, a mouse and keyboard have remained standard for good reason. Since the 1980s, software has been designed primarily for mouse and keyboard. If you need to share a “lossy” version, you can use Photoshop to convert it to almost anything.īut one thing technology has struggled with is the mechanics of creating the art itself. But it helps to have it in a lossless format. Maybe you don’t need fancy software to create it. Let’s say you’re creating something simple, like a two-colored logo.
Tools like Photoshop also make it easy to share your work.
These are things that professional animators used to have to do painstakingly by hand. You can create and manipulate images, layer them, or diffuse one image into another. They got their own pro's and con's, which I'm sure you can google for more details.Technology has given artists a lot of powerful tools that previous generations could only dream of. Photoshop: Pretty much what some would call a Industry standard, has a steeper learning curve but is well above most drawing softwares, also there are a lot of tutorials on how to use it. Sketchbook: Greatly intuitive, has a trial, and is incredibly amazing when you're new to digital art.Ĭorel Draw: Pretty good and versatile, kinda hard to learn to use in my opinion. SAI (ITS FREEEEEE): Pretty good standard for a free software. One thing to keep in mind though is that no Wacom alternative offers multi-touch (finger touch input) on their tablets, so if that's something important to you, your only option is Wacom (or 2-in-1 computers).Ĭlip Studio Paint (Manga Studio): If you're into drawing comic/manga style drawings this has many tools tailored for it. I use a XP-Pen Artist 16 Pro Digital Tablet with screen and I've had experience with an Ugee HK1560 and both of them are great tablets which give you the "drawing directly on the screen" experience for way less than Wacom.
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