OpenCanvas for Windows

I'm using OpenCanvas and it worked perfectly with my XP-Pen Artist 12 Pro Display drawing tablet . it's has most functions you would need when you start out doing digital art and isn't that expensive, so if you feel like leveling up you can still go for Photoshop. I would still prefer to use OC for lineart as it has a really good stabilizer, that PS lacks. You can save data in OC with the PS format, so carry over between each programm is fairly easy.And don't forget, in case you go for PS, there is a monthly payment for the current version, for like any other program it'a one time payment to obtain the license.

I can use this. Wow I can use this for drawing a picture of myself just like FuzzyBall did on those sites and useful

awsome, except for a few things. best program, except to upload pictures to a sit like deviantART you have to use the print screen button then upload the picture to something like ms. paint, and I still can't figure out how buy the full program, whenever i try it just brings up the free trial. If anyone else knows how to buy it, tell me

What's it cost?. This is a 30-day trial period, then I'll have to pay. What will I have to pay?Is it a secret? A surprise?

Great Program! =]. Before I discovered OpenCanvas, I drew in Photoshop - hundreds of times more expensive, and not really intended for drawing. Then, I got told about OpenCanvas. As soon as I downloaded it, my art began to improve. The smoothness of the pencil is one of my favourite things xD Pros: Most things ;] Cons: Can't get my graphics tablet to work occasionally

to answer a few questions. Though, it might not be the most helpful to try and answer questions to a version of a product I haven't used yet (I've used the previous versions and love them all, even though I'm a Paint Tool SAI user right now). Nonetheless, I'll download the trial when I get home, and from what I already see of it- I already love it.Anything by PortalGraphics (the guys who make OpenCanvas) is completely safe to download, install, and use- just try it out, it'seasy after a few test runs. It's a 30-day trial; so, yes, you have to pay for it after that. Otherwise, before that, you can do what you want with the program. As for Vista, if you looked right on the portalgraphics site about OpenCanvas 4.5+, on the site, they state that it's ME, 2K, and Vista compatible. sorry about that- stumbled upon this site to while trying to find websites that talked about OpenCanvas 4.5+, but saw that there were unanswered questions here, but no way to reply to them. Cheers!