Without a doubt Painter IX or X is better for painting, especially if you want a more painterly feel. I gave up on Painter some time back because I couldn't find brushes I enjoyed, but now that I have, I love the hell out of Painter.
Using a brush with bleed makes it hard to get muddy colors, something that happens way to eay in Photoshop. I still use Photoshop as well.
In this video I spend a long time on skin. You can learn a lot from it I think. Put all the colors in everything.
This is insane! Thanks for sharing your work and taking the time to show how it is done, much appreciated!!
RockstahRolln 6 months ago
5+
Jorjmaya 8 months ago
niple
sonyqwe21 9 months ago 3
go to 8:01
KiiDope 10 months ago
no one didnt say this?
FAPFAPFAPFAPFAPFAPFAP
Gigaman1245 11 months ago 13
*DROOLS*
comanche119 1 year ago
Without a doubt Painter IX or X is better for painting, especially if you want a more painterly feel. I gave up on Painter some time back because I couldn't find brushes I enjoyed, but now that I have, I love the hell out of Painter.
Using a brush with bleed makes it hard to get muddy colors, something that happens way to eay in Photoshop. I still use Photoshop as well.
In this video I spend a long time on skin. You can learn a lot from it I think. Put all the colors in everything.
architectus777 2 years ago
Hey awesome babe hehe. Is this Painter X better then Photoshop?. Well it seems more solo for painting right?
Well can you make a tutorial on how to color better for skin or clothes, like layers and light or dark etc. I'm having trouble making it look right.
Anyway, I'm going to check out part one awesome ty 5/5 :D
movmultilock 2 years ago