But, I'm not keen on spending another $30 for a companion software that only CSP needs nowadays. I tried Lazy Nezumi Pro with CSP and it helps a ton. Even Photoshop's is pretty good now, but Krita (free!) has the most robust settings. I'm not sure why or how it works, but it just doesn't do much to help in that situation. You don't want the line to be wiggly or shaky (tablets always introduce wiggle at slower speeds), but you also don't want to draw it too quickly because you'll sacrifice control (maybe your first line was in the right spot, but the parallel contour line will either converge or diverge if you go too quickly).ĬSP's stabilization is not good. An artist glove helps a little bit, but still: long, parallel lines that require fine control are one of the hardest things to draw.įor example, imagine you're drawing a thin snake: long, repeating curves, close together. I've been painting digitally and traditionally for many years and I've always used a "blind" tablet (Wacom Intuos, now).
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