r/DigitalPainting

Hello fellas!

Looking for good substitute for Photoshop:

Need to be:
-easy to learning
-not so pricy
-have a good amount of community (brushes etc)

Im totally newbie with digital. Rly like procreate for clean and easy workflow, but my iPad is kinda weak and small. Bought Xp-pen Ultra 16 4k already and looking for good app.

Not looking for a dedicated drawing pad, but a full tablet that can run an art program with stylus support (like a budget equivalent of an ipad)

Looking for something $200 USD or less (plus a stylus)

Also looking for recommendations for illustrator programs

I used Ibis paint on my phone for years and just started drawing on pc (like 3 months ago) using krita for being free, but i was thinking about buying clip studio... Someone already used both and can tell me if it is a good investment or there is any chance of regretting on the future?

Hello! I recently got back into art after not drawing consistently for 6-8 years, and now that I've picked it up again I'm finding im struggling with some of the basics. I keep trying to find a place to start learning again but I'm feeling overwhelmed.

I'm looking for ether a mentor or a course that can help me cover the basics of drawing, more specifically with digital art. I thought learning this way would help eliminate the decision fatigue of trying to figure out where to start first.

I'm willing to fork over as much cash as a retail cashier can afford to fork over lol.

Thank you!

... my hands shaky... but only when i try digital. Tis so frustraiting to not have skill to draw what you want ☠️... how do u guyz deal with it?

Essentially title. It’s just a pretty overwhelming software compared to procreate which has been my go to up to now. But I’ve moved to pc and so I want to know how to really take the most advantage of photoshop for digital art. Brushes, layers, masks, blending, etc