/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>5168684
If you want to get CSP really cheap, wait for the next sale, it's always 50% off.

CSP brushes work better for illustration than matte painting, there's no dual brush support.
Transformation is slow but faster than Krita, no liquidify though. You don't need to make a group just to transform multiple layers like in Krita.

It's nice that you can customize any tool, save it as a preset and move it to the panel as a button
CSP still has a reference panel that stores multiple images, Krita got rid of that in favor of a sticky notes tool.
CSP has a bunch of options that helps coloring the flats, reference layers, close gaps, select and fill...
You can use 3d objects, there's an assets store packed with backgrounds, brushes, models...

Some annoying behaviours that I've found: Autosave while you're drawing cancels your input while Krita only saves when you're not painting.
Scroll wheel zoom being too slow, I solved it by removing zoom steps. Same with rotate.
I couldn't get the right shade of gray for the interface, But if you like dark themes, CSP's looks nice.

>>5151224
Anti-overflow > Do not cross lines of reference is another really useful feature for flatting when close and fill doesn't work or is inconvenient