Sumo Paint: Good idea or bad idea?

Everyone does reviews for toys or viral videos, but why not free art programs? That's why I have made this video for a free program called Sumo Paint. It's a bit hard to get the hang of at first, but with time, patience and practice it'll be a good use. I'd say this art program is a good idea.

Sumo Paint: http://www.sumopaint.com/home/

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Sumo
• Paint
• Free
• Art
• Program
• Review

[TheFumasterfeng]

Why don't you review Gimp for the next video?

[KashimusPrime]

@TheFumasterfeng My computer refuses to install Gimp. And I won't review anything if it's needed to be downloaded unless I already have it.

[TheFumasterfeng]

@KashimusPrime Oh, OK. How about iScribble?

[KashimusPrime]

@TheFumasterfeng I may, just hang tight :)

[delta1O5]

I love how you just doodle a Lion King style lion like it's nothing.

[KashimusPrime]

@delta1O5 Haha thanks. It just comes natural for me I guess :)

[LocoAssasinKill]

Thanks ,

[dreamstorock1]

your a good drawer

[britney777777777777]

I doesn't "lag"... I prefer this over adobe photo shop any day

[96DragonWarrior]

I use Sumo and it doesnt lag on me...?

[monkfan72]

I use the Bamboo Dock Sumo Paint app, and it's quite a bit smoother than drawing on the Sumo Paint Website. (I have Photoshop Essentials through my Wacom, but I prefer SumoPaint with the Dock for small unofficial projects or just playing around..)

[TheBuddyWolf]

Pretty nice program. The lag is not so bad really. The closest free art program I can recommend trying is...um... I think its called open canvas 1.0.