#OPEN CANVAS 6 VS PAINT TOOL SAI PROFESSIONAL#
But I could imagine it to be also really handy for professional artists too. It is for sure damn good to use when you are a beginner and don't draw in perfect perspectives from the beginning of your picture. You can practically adjust for very impressive static structures and visual effects. Now one thing, I wasn't really sure if needed.
While it has similarities to how GIMP handles the many windows, it feels a lot more stable in handling and using. The user interface is adjustable to the maximum. But they have some really nice little filters, which can twirl the image, make waves, pixelize(mosaic), diffuse in a very smooth way etc. I wasn't very sure, what to expect with the filters, when I saw them advertised on the shop page. In fact, I was really impressed, how easy this little program works. I was really impressed by the kalligraphy pen, where it took less than a minute to adjust it to my needs, while in Photoshop, it took quite a while and didn't look good after all.
In openCanvas however, all you need is a stroke with your pen or mouse, and it already looks great.Īll the brushes are perfectly adjustable and easy to work with. Or in SAI, you may be confronted with vector based lines, which are perfect, if you want perfect quality outlines. In Photoshop, you have to make first a reaaally big picture and draw like this, so you can make it smaller afterwards to hide eventual wobbly lines.
With the built in function to smoothen the lines, you will draw perfect lines around the second or the first time trying. It helps a lot, if you want to draw outlines. But really, the best program, I have ever used to draw. The programs I used before are: GIMP, Photoshop CS6, Photoshop Elements, Paint Tool SAIĪfter playing around with the program for a couple of hours I have to say. I have no clue about professional programs. Warning! This is a Review of a hobby artist.
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