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So while I was in the midst of packing and working on other pieces and such, I decided to download Medibang Paint Pro because I've heard really good things about it. Truth be told, I installed it because of the comic manager it has, and I wanted to experiment a bit with that. But today, I decided to step a little outside my comfort zone and draw a random character from sketch to color completely digital. As you guys know, I generally do a paper sketch which I scan and then line, but this was a nice experience.

I'm actually surprised by how much easier my pen flows in Medibang compared to Krita, which has been my main tool so far. The easier flow did allow me greater accuracy while sketching, which also translated to better lineart. I did have to get used to a different line stabilizer system, which allowed me variation in line weight that Krita's stabilizer doesn't to a massive extent. However, when it comes to lineart, for now I prefer my lines to be a bit heavy to help the accuracy. I'll still have to work it out, but Medibang is feeling good for small sketches, while I can keep Krita as my main painting program.

Also, I have absolutely no idea what the heck to do with this guy. Would anyone be interested in adopting him for points? If you are, drop a comment ^^

I hope to soon have more good art for you guys!

Description
So while I was in the midst of packing and working on other pieces and such, I decided to download Medibang Paint Pro because I've heard really good things about it. Truth be told, I installed it because of the comic manager it has, and I wanted to experiment a bit with that. But today, I decided to step a little outside my comfort zone and draw a random character from sketch to color completely digital. As you guys know, I generally do a paper sketch which I scan and then line, but this was a nice experience.

I'm actually surprised by how much easier my pen flows in Medibang compared to Krita, which has been my main tool so far. The easier flow did allow me greater accuracy while sketching, which also translated to better lineart. I did have to get used to a different line stabilizer system, which allowed me variation in line weight that Krita's stabilizer doesn't to a massive extent. However, when it comes to lineart, for now I prefer my lines to be a bit heavy to help the accuracy. I'll still have to work it out, but Medibang is feeling good for small sketches, while I can keep Krita as my main painting program.

Also, I have absolutely no idea what the heck to do with this guy. Would anyone be interested in adopting him for points? If you are, drop a comment ^^

I hope to soon have more good art for you guys!