Not when you can fully expand upon the qualities of a texture built into any brush, and follow automatically using the double brush as a blender. You don't need specialized watercolor papers for a handful of quirky rendering brushes. You make something complicated by unneccesarily requiring dependencies that aren't interoperable but you make something complex by making a system that expands upon itself organically. Plus, seamless tile painting, kaleidescope, symetry, even brush stroke recorder that you can replay with larger scale brushes to make a video and higher resolution painting whaaaaat?īut this is not complicated. Painstorm offers real double brushes, deep texture tools, blending modes on brush strokes and or layers, mask options, GPU accelleration, etc etc etc! It really has all these options, everything described in the app store is accurate. The graph functions allow enormous variability that make a lot more sense than so called particle brushes in painter (tho painter does have a flashy sound influenced parameter all you DJ's should check out). Similar to Procreate, the blending is beautifully rendered, with none of the muddy washing common on older paint programs. meaning I can adjust the orientation of the gradient, as I paint on the fly, using any parameter. Paintstorm Pro is the only app I have been able to a variable gradient to my brush. not so much with Paintstorm, because the graph function can be tweaked to be optimised for your tilt limitations. Wacom has a fatter tip, so it doesn't tilt so much, and that presents a problem for painter/photoshop.
I find it especially intuitive to use tilt for size, and this shines when using Apple Pencil thru iPad Pro. I can twist for tip shape orientation, color, opacity, sequential stamp shape, anything. Wacom's Art Pen barrel rotation is available for any parameter. This is the only app that allows me to use a graph function to define EVERY SINGLE painting parameter availalable.
I'm increasingly farsighted now, and it's been frustrating that virtually no other apps make the consideration to adjust your UI font sizes for legibility as screen dpi gets more concentrated.
This is the only app that allows me to scale the text of the UI for my 4k screen. I've used photoshop, painter, procreate, all great painting apps, but each cannot be customized as deeply as Paintstorm.
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