/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.3373610]

good alternatives to paint tool sai?
it won't open on my pc anymore for whatever reason, and kirta and csp are too laggy.

[Anonymous No.3373615]

>>3373610
right click-->troubleshoot compatibility-->try recommended settings-->test program

[Anonymous No.3373619]

>>3373615
i've tried this already.

[Anonymous No.3373667]

>>3373610
Medibang is the best alternative that's almost as lightweight as Sai. It has more features than Sai too.

One of my favorite Medibang artists

https://youtu.be/tGY2nfmQU0s

[Anonymous No.3373696]

>>3373610
have you tried getting a new computer

[Anonymous No.3373713]

i installed the latest version of krita and it's working nicely
nevermind, guys

[Anonymous No.3373716]

>>3373713
really? krita was always laggy for me
I gotta say though i second >>3373667
if krita doesn't work out, i like medibang a lot for lighter things

[Anonymous No.3373720]

>>3373716
have you tried increasing its memory usage? that helped me
i may try out medibang later, though i'm loving the feel of krita so far

[Anonymous No.3373812]

>>3373610
MS painting should be sufficient for your art.

Or you could use sai2.

[Anonymous No.3373822]

>>3373720
I'm >>3373667

I use both Medibang and Krita. I like using Krita for paintings and Medibang for comics. If your're ever want to make comics, Medibang's comic/manga creation tools are pretty amazing. Also Medibang handles extremly high resolutions a lot better than Krita whole using less memory.

But I still like using Krita for paintings because I like Krita's interface and brush engine more. Also I like how I can import into Krita the tons of Photoshop/gimp color palletes that people have already created.

[Anonymous No.3373830]

>>3373822
thanks for the input, anon!

[Anonymous No.3373910]

I use firealpaca on a pretty low-end laptop and it generally works well.

[Anonymous No.3373993]

>>3373610
Firealpaca, bro. It's freeware too