Paint Tool Sai's in house brush stabilizer engine is considered as one of the best, if not the best out there. There's a trial too.Īrtist love it for it's lack of lag, great paint feeling and it's superior linear to even photoshop's. Not sure if you can buy older versions for a fixed amount. Tons of options like custom brushes, workspace customization, plug-ins, filters, effects, 3D support, and many more features. There are different tiers starting from $15/month (Photoshop + Lightroom + other stuff) up to $100 (All adobe apps + adobe stock). Has so much stuff featured and it's good at doing anything. It's easy to find tutorials, brushes, or anything else you need, It's main drawbacks are the fact that it's a very heavy program that will demand a lot resources from your computer, like memory and RAM. All painting programs owe something to this one. Most tutorials and learning tools are made for photoshop so it's ideal for beginners and pros alike. In fact if you learn to use this program you'll know the basics of all the others.Īll painting programs want to be as good as it (whether they admit it or not). Because you won't be needing most of its tools as the majority are mainly used for photo manipulation -not for painting. Some people get intimidated by it, but it's actually very easy to learn. This one is the favorite for all professionals mainly due to all the highly advanced tools it has and it's second to none brush engine. On the free side only Krita comes close to match it's raw power. When you see an amazing painting eight out of ten times was made on photoshop. The king of photo editing, painting and hands down the best program.
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