Art Rage is fully RGB only, too. I believe Rebelle 3 too. Most specialized painting tools are, indeed! If anything CSP has an advantage over those in that it at least allows you to do a CMYK export, conversion using an advanced color intent procedure, which is not so great in many apps other than Photoshop, and no surprise that it is so, as it indeed the app is very tied with printing, being it initially mostly a tool for manga professionals in Japan still is, as far as I know.

Just that now is used by many non manga comic artists and illustrators in all the world. It perfectly works for the purpose, indeed, and this carry me to the next point. Is the right one! One could make an exception with manga and focus in CMYk since start with it I wouldn’t, even so , as it uses often over saturated colors, the kind that can escape from printable colors ranges, and often just flat coloring or gradient based.

So, there’s a strong tendency of working in RGB and only convert to CMYK last minute, treating it as a “lossy format”, like a “jpeg compression for the web”! This is particularly true specially for the type of outputs independent artists, freelancers, are going to be required to do. But even if so, you are still better off working fully in RGB.

The CMYK conversion being only a final step. Working all the time in CMYK is lossy using the CMYK preview against certain profile can be useful, tho, but for checks only, after all, you get used to know what will go out of printable range The same why working in 16 bits is better than in 8 bits, but for different reasons, and in quite a major degree in the case of CMYK vs RGB. Artvid IMO, illustration can be vectorial or raster based. IMO it’s mostly raster based.

But one could do digital painting with vectors, too there are some examples in the gallery Although is different from the traditional act of painting, the method, so to speak, but I don’t agree a palette must always be the element which would identify or define every with many, yep artist, though arguable, I know; it’s my opinion I agree that every person is a world apart, and what one finds as an ideal tool, might be not the tool for another artist.

About efficiency My 2c. All in all, I can’t conceive now any project without Photo or Designer, in vectors , but for now, it’d be to painful to stop using CSP. More due to CSP’s excellency than Photo’s issues. But I would prefer if I could do everything in Photo. As CSP has several lacks, not only in this matter, specially when preparing your final file. I stand corrected in some aspects, slightly, as I was saying AP was already good for painting.

About painting improvements Dunno if it’s a placebo effect, but am finding latest I hadn’t upgraded for some time It is very fast! So I only hit the pen side button, without clicking on canvas, to pick a color. It is rather fast, doesn’t miss a color picking any more. The pressure sensitivity works amazing I’m using Wacom intuos pro 4 xl , it allows to work with “traditional media” brushes amazingly well.

Much better than I remembered. I am working now on a project that is gonna need Photo in the painting stages too that’s why Certainly, the color picker issue if set in a side pen button still exists but I am not sure they would be able to even replicate that!

Selfishly thinking tho, I’m fine for now, with my own fix That said, the default brushes they include are in most cases the kings of performance. Not as fancy as some third parties yet really well done , but sometimes speed and big brushes tip: use a basic brush to block and cover areas, richer brushes for refinement and finishing is more key than anything.

Mostly meaning, no brush is unusable, but the default ones might allow you to go with bigger brush sizes. Anyway, am just testing a clouds one, with a px brush, and it Truth to be told , tho Last time I checked was with a core i7 from , first of the “core i” generation thingy Lynnfield 8GB of slow ram, and a Again, dunno if it’s a placebo effect, but setting the high precision on, I am not seeing line wobble with inking lines, either.

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Vector Graphic Editor. Reviews These are some of the external sources and on-site user reviews we’ve used to compare Affinity Designer and Infinite Painter. Affinity Designer Reviews 10 Best Adobe Illustrator Alternatives if you are looking for an editing tool that can switch between vector, export, and pixel modes, Affinity Designer is a perfect choice. Source: www. The best digital art software for creatives in Not only that, last year’s upgrade here’s our Affinity Designer review saw Affinity add support for the Apple Pro Display XDR monitor, and tweak the program to run faster than ever on new Macs.

While this is a dedicated vector tool, you can switch to a pixel environment if you wish. A new version Affinity Designer 1. The best software for digital artists Affinity Designer has everything you need to create custom designs and illustrations. Adobe Illustrator, on the other hand, has a very complicating user interface.

The same goes for Affinity Designer. But, it has a simpler user interface than Illustrator. Probably because it lacks some of the more advanced tools offered in Illustrator, like the mesh tool, blend tool, knife tool, and the large collection of filters and effects. They are slated to be added in future updates. But of course, they are non-essential tools you can certainly learn to live without. Adobe had decades of research and development to fine-tune all its software, including Illustrator.

Especially the CC versions are much more advanced than it used to be. However, the software has a tool palette with all the necessary tools to make it a vector editor suitable for professionals. Artboards quickly became an essential part of Illustrator.

Illustrator has a dedicated tool for creating artboards on the fly and customizing them to your preference. Affinity Designer falls short in this area. Muscle memory and shortcuts didn’t even have time to become an issue for me! See my post history for the specifics, and am just about to post a new thing as well, when I find the appropriate thread I would use Affinity if working from home casually. Adobe is the standard and to work well with others I stick with Adobe CC. When I received packaged Indesign and Illustrator files I need to open and work with them not worrying about converting for Affinity.

That reason alone keeps Affinity in the play around and test things only category for me. I am not interested in taking up the fight to try and change an industry standard, especially since I like Adobe and the whole ecosystem they have created.

Just like many others, I was using the last non-subscription version of CS for as long as it was technically possible. So I was very happy when Photo came along, and when more was promised.

The complete conversion to Affinity did not happen overnight. I started with Photo and Designer. When Publisher came along at about the same time Apple released Mac OS versions that would not run bit InDesign anymore, the transition became complete. But generally I am very happy, especially with the 1. They can, thanks to the pinning feature.

I would love to see tables spanning several pages. Making a manual cut at every page is not very comfortable. Sorry to break it to you guys, but Rancho was an SEO spammer, who simply copied other peoples threads, so they could come back in the future and add SEO links to the copied posts.

I have hidden their other 8 posts, which did not have real conversations under them. That doesn’t detract for the conversation, which is why it has not been deleted, but just to say Rancho will not be replying.

Patrick Connor Serif Europe Ltd. True nobility lies in being superior to your previous self. I have bought all three Affinity programs and the associated reference books.

I am learning each one as required. In the course of my design career have already learned how to mark up type, check galley proofs and paste up artwork as well as; Pagemaker version 1. Affinity I hope will be the last set of designing, publishing and Illustrating software I ever have to use.

The interface is near enough to those mentioned to make a start however the continual hold up for me is to find the reference to a small but either useful or incredibly annoying detail. For instance, I was happily typing copy onto a page and looked away at the text and I must have hit a key of bumped something and the whole document was at an angle on the screen.

How did that happen? Why would you want to rotate one, 16pp or 60pp? I then needed to find a reference to; what? What is the term for tilting the whole document?

I did find a reason and a way to resolve the issue. However half an hour of frustration as well as trying to complete the whole job on an angle. Then there is the index to the volumes, in this case Publisher. There isn’t an reference in T for Tabs in the beautifully designed, filled with white space Index. An Index is an essential feature of a reference manual. I understand that there will be a comment about the immediacy of an online index, however I have found that it may be just as unsatisfactory because you have difficulty looking back and forth between references.

See pic for old world references reminder technique. Use this as the base for building beautiful designed worlds and fun little Biomes from your Imagination with Vectors. Learn how to put anything on a Wall in a realistic way. This tutorial covers merging it with the Wall, withering and adjusting the Ambient Atmosphere to look it is actually on the wall. The original Affinity Photo Displacement Effect doesn’t work as intended.

Easy explanation of Blend Ranges. Learn what they do and how to apply them to your artworks to create interesting effects and get fast Results.

Easy to follow Tutorial to create a nice Easter Card Design. I’m using simple shapes and some nice tricks to get the colors right. Smooth Shadows and Highlights that are adjustable per Egg. Interesting Colors that we “borrowed” from other Designers to get that nice color match.

Should you buy it? You are welcome, Priah. You are Welcome, Bob. Tagged with: freebe gift free brushes. It was handcrafted by me. Specially designed to be easy to use and very versatile. Create beautiful Designs, decorate the Photos of your Lovedones or Pets with them. Jeremy created a 1 hour course on Portrait Editing and Compositing, that you can get for free today. He is a really great guy and will show you how to adjust a RAW file, correct the channels with curves, remove and replace the background and put some artistic touches on the photo.

I show you everything in the Book, so you know exactly what you get. There are a lot of interesting things to find in this book.

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