July 20, 2021
Software Options
Digital Art
Title:
What’s the best software for a Wacom drawing tablet?
By:
Bruno Brasil – Drawing Tablet World
Description:
Gives a list of softwares to use with Wacom tablets, with descriptions of what they offer.
Overview
I recently received a Wacom One tablet, and wanted to look into which art softwares work with it and work with it best. As far as I can tell it seems that most general digital art tools will translate decently to greatly when working with a tablet in this day and age, so it doesn’t seem limited in that aspect at all. Now I just need to figure out which one(s) make the most sense for what I want to use it for, and this resource seems like a decent starting point.
After this, I want to work it down to one or two softwares and start to round up some tutorials to get my footing with them. Most likely I will look to start with Adobe Photoshop since I have a little experience with it already and it’s always at least a decent option for almost any need. From there, I will most likely see what options those who make 2D game assets tend to use if possible, or which are just easier to pick up.
The list they provide is as follows:
- Adobe Photoshop: (image editing, digital art, sketching)
- Adobe Illustrator: (logo design, vector illustration)
- Corel Painter: (digital painting, sketching)
- Clip Studio Paint: (comics, illustration, 2D animation)
- Autodesk SketchBook: (digital art, sketching)
- Affinity Designer: (digital art, logo design, vector illustration)
- Krita: (digital art, sketching, 2D animation)
- GIMP: (image editing, digital art, sketching)
- Inkscape: (logo design, vector illustration)
- ArtRage: (digital art, sketching)
- Corel Draw (Bonus): (logo design, vector illustration)
via Blogger http://stevelilleyschool.blogspot.com/2021/07/art-software-resources-for-wacom-one.html