16 YEARS OF PHOTOSHOP BEHIND ME? - Procreate First Impressions

A video on YouTube. In Art & Drawing, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

Ross draws a witch painting a dragon on an easel using Procreate on an iPad for the first time, comparing its user interface, line stabilization, smudge tool, and brush settings to Adobe Photoshop.

From the video

Answers: How does Procreate compare to Photoshop for digital painting?

Digital painting in Procreate on iPad
Comparing Procreate and Adobe Photoshop
Procreate brush settings and smudge tool
First-time Procreate user review

What it concludes

Procreate features a more streamlined and simple UI for first-time users compared to Photoshop.
Procreate's line stabilization is very powerful and less wobbly than other programs.
Procreate's smudge tool is extremely smooth and quick compared to Photoshop's mixer brush.
Procreate is a one-time payment of $9.99, making it significantly more affordable than Photoshop's yearly subscription.
Procreate has a layer cap limit that can be restrictive on complex illustrations.
Procreate is best suited for casual, looser drawings and paint sketches, while Photoshop remains better for high-level professional work and complex multi-layered projects.

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