Just scroll down for the featured stuff, apparently you have to pay to even embed images on this forum now.amazing you know, a feature other forums allow for free Reply Here's some of my art, so based on that please recommend a decent program I use blending modes in combination with gradients a ton for atmosphere purposes I rarely use special effects and the like, photoshop's auto stroke, outer and inner glow and such I tend to use as outline alternatives at times or the emboss effect if I need to ubt that's about it. I live in Macedonia, a very very low income country with constant political issues(I don't follow politics) so I can't afford overly expensive software Good layer and layer group organization Support for older tablets I've been using an intuous 3 for over 10 years now, but I do plan on buying something better this or next year and Windows 8.1 or lower as I refuse to upgrade to windows 10 for the time being, but it should be a new program and I will use 10 eventually

Generally easy to use, clean UI similar to photoshop Lazy Nezumi Pro support or internal brush smoothing that is just as good, I don't like the default photoshop smoothing so I stick to lazy nezumi pro, it's amazing Color blending for brushes and layers similar to photoshop - I use this for post processing and the like a lot Works smoothly at high resolutions with many layers Please post some recommendations based on the following criteria and the type of art I do. I wouldn't mind using older Photoshop versions so as long as I can buy it, keep it and not have to pay thousands of dollars for it. I used to have a license for Photoshop CS4 back in the day but I lost it. I'm looking into affordable alternatives, not subscription based one time purchase programs. My illustrations for books are often normal sized but I stil l crank up the dpi to 300 or 600 so I can work on finer details better.

Problem is, from what I could tell Krita has performance issues with high-res files for print, I normally use many many layers in photoshop as I work, I often do high-res files at 300 or 600dpi for posters and the like.

Couple years ago I made a topic asking for some free alternatives to photoshop, people recommended some stuff and I decided to check out Krita as it seemed the closest to what I need.

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