I used a free digital art program called Medibang Paint Pro to do most of the drawing, and then exported the file to Photoshop CC to make the final colour adjustments. I will keep an eye on the internet for any new programs that pop up and update this video description if they do! However, there are some alternatives to the one featured, such as Brush Pilot (), but unfortunately it isn't free (via legal means). (It's how I got mine and isn't dangerous!) It's the only way I've found to still access the Viewer software.
The link provided uses WayBack Machine to find archived versions of page which allows you to download the program. NOTE: The original site that hosted the ABR Viewer I used in the video doesn't exist anymore. Rock Texture & 'Leafbrella' (WAVENWATER): Registering at the online art community MediBang allows users to have access to cloud storage and share their work, and create groups with other users. I also go over a couple of the brushes that I personally like using at the moment. MediBang Paint Pro is an extremely easy to use painting software that includes numerous brushes, backgrounds, textures, and comic book fonts for user to use to make their ideas come to life. A much requested video answering one of my most asked questions: how did I get all my brushes in Medibang?ġ5:17 Tip 4: Converting Photoshop brushes for use in Medibangīecause of all the questions I get its hard to know how many of these people already knew, so I just decided to cover all of them (hence the ridiculously long video).
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