



I will admit I haven't played around with the settings yet but I made a quick video with my initial thoughts and the results of the line art too. I had heard of a program called Lazy Nezumi which works with Photoshop to smooth your lines, it has many presets with the option to adjust the settings. LazyNezumis stabilization has a lot more granularity, different modes and the setting can go much higher than the maximum you can get from CSP. Example 3 was inked in Clip Studio Paint. Lazy Nezumi Pro license key is a Windows Home app that helps you to draw easily. That being said I work in Photoshop CS6 and I have to say my line work and inking is absolutely terrible. CLIP STUDIO PAINT herunterladen kostenlose. So the general advice here is long fast stroke to get a smooth line, and to be fair, it does work! If you have used a graphics tablet before you will probably know, slow careful line work usually looks very shaky due to graphics tablets being so sensitive. Something I know a lot of people wonder when it comes to digital painting / working on a graphics tablet ( including myself ) is how to get clean line art, by that I mean smooth lines that are not all over the place.
