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Well, another busy week with sketches. Plus I started learning Clip Studio Paint this week. You might be interested to know that the last 4 spends were all drawn in Clip Studio (or Manga Studio is another name for it)

I'm trying to make the switch now because Photoshop is just getting too expensive for me with my tight comic salary. haha. But I'm mainly sick of how glitchy Photoshop has been for me with the Creative Cloud version. But yeah, I really do want to get away from paying monthly for a license because they don't give you a choice anymore. Funny thing is, now that I started using Clip Studio I am shocked with how good it is and I think I'm even liking it better than Photoshop already. I can't wait to start getting really comfortable with it and rockin' through the pages. :)

Well, I gotta run! Check out my Youtube channel if you want to see the progress on the proofing of Sithrah book 3. I just posted a new video today.

Thanks again for your amazing support! 

P.S. I'll be doing a Patron Video call tomorrow (Saturday) for all the $5+ patrons. I hope you can join us. :)

See you in the next update!

Jason


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Kirsty McAllister

Glad her dad's OK - although I suspect, it being Light City, everything is not as it seems...

Kirsty McAllister

Her facial expressions are lovely. I like her hair when she runs to hug her dad. Also very interesting city (will be good to see it big, not on my phone!) And then the dramatic frames at the end with Dino

Laura Järvenpää

If you want to save with photoshop switch to photoshop for photographers that's exactly same version but it's half price. If you have that version you can't get Indesign etc. But if photoshop is only thing you need just get that version and save half of the price for something else until you can go fully to clipstudio.

Sean Wickett

Hi Jason! Great stuff as always! I am in a similar position with trying to kick PS to the curb. Even in our studio! I've looked at Clip Studio and it is great, but still priced around the same as a single PS licence for all the bells and whistles. Have you heard of Krita? It's free and open source and designed for painters. It's been around for about a decade and is actively developed, so it is modern. I've only had a short time to play with it but it seems fully capable of working with PS files. I'm going to introduce it to the studio I work at and see if we can accommodate it in our pipeline. Should save a bundle! Anyhoo, give it shot and let me know what you think! Keep up the great work!