Until I found MediBang!, I’d accepted the fact that the only way to get clean lines in Photoshop was to rely on moving my hand very quickly across the tablet surface and hope for the best. Once you start using the Pen tool, drawing begins to feel less like drawing, and more like an adjustable connect-the-dots puzzle. Of course, there are ways to fix this in Photoshop, such as the Pen tool, which uses paths, similarly to Adobe Illustrator, but it’s not as cognitive a process as simply drawing a line and having it appear on the screen. In Photoshop, there’s nothing to keep your lines nice, and neat, and clean, so often, even if you’re trying to be careful by moving your arm very slowly across the surface of your tablet or your mouse across the screen, you still manage to draw something that looks like a poorly straightened length of string. Line correction capabilities for those of us with shaky hands.Here are some of the MediBang! Paint Pro features that make me happy: Yes, I said it. I said that a free program is, in some aspects, better than my expensive-as-hell, polished and pretty, metric ton of a favorite program. What is MediBang! but a free, slightly less polished Photoshop? MediBang! User Interface for PCĪs a digital artist, I have to argue my belief that MediBang!, for some of its features, is better than Photoshop. Photoshop has manga-making capabilities, sure. One wouldn’t think that its defined purpose would make the program very different from some of the more expensive programs out there. This means the developers had to add features that would streamline the process of sketching, inking, toning, and coloring lots of pages. MediBang! Paint Pro was originally developed with the intent of creating a platform that would make drawing manga easier for mangaka. Let’s start off with what MediBang! Paint Pro was really made to be. There are a lot of free options that get more exposure than MediBang! Paint Pro, such as Gimp or FireAlpaca, but I believe MediBang! deserves more credit than it’s getting. There are a lot of different painting programs out there ranging from the pricey-as-always-but-always-deliver Adobe products, or Smith Micro Software, to the bare-bones, free download options that many artists use to make art just as well as with more expensive programs.
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