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    • DoodleMick
      DoodleMick @K.Flagg last edited by

      @k-flagg
      Excellent, I’ll have to check this out.

      Thank You

      Wannabe Caricature Artist and Illustrator.

      https://www.flickr.com/photos/doodlemick/
      https://www.instagram.com/doodlemick619/

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      • DoodleMick
        DoodleMick @braden H last edited by

        @braden-hallett May bad, it’s CSP EX.
        Great to hear this works

        Thank You

        Wannabe Caricature Artist and Illustrator.

        https://www.flickr.com/photos/doodlemick/
        https://www.instagram.com/doodlemick619/

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          jdubz @braden H last edited by

          @braden-hallett

          Pro is the basic version, EX is the pro version. Which is weird...

          This is how I feel any time I go to Starbucks. Just give me the medium... whatever the hell name you wanna call it, just give me the medium one!

          @DoodleMick Also, one of the more recent SVS Podcasts with Cam Kendell mentioned he exclusively uses CSP on both platforms so I'd say you're in good company.

          Josh White
          https://www.instagram.com/joshwhiteillustration/

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          • DoodleMick
            DoodleMick @jdubz last edited by

            @jdubz Looking forward to that Pod-Cast. I am still on 25 or 26.
            Thank You. Looks like I may finally be in at the right site.

            Wannabe Caricature Artist and Illustrator.

            https://www.flickr.com/photos/doodlemick/
            https://www.instagram.com/doodlemick619/

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            • lizardillo
              lizardillo last edited by lizardillo

              @DoodleMick I'm about to make the leap into CSP after being a long-time Illustrator and Photoshop user. Did you find the transition from PS to CSP pretty easy? I'm guessing they have a pretty similar interface.

              Website: lizardillo.co.uk
              IG: instagram.com/lizardillo

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              • emily.atwood.art
                emily.atwood.art @lizardillo last edited by

                I'm in the middle of my free 30 days of CSP and trying to decide if I'll switch over. I noticed there are tons of tutorials, do any regular CSP users have specific YouTube channels or other resources they would recommend?

                https://www.instagram.com/emily.atwood.art

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                • Jeremiahbrown
                  Jeremiahbrown @emily.atwood.art last edited by

                  @emily-atwood-art It might be obvious but the Clip Studio Paint channel(until recently known as Graphixly) is an exceptional resource for Clip Studio tutorials.

                  Jeremiah Brown
                  www.jeremiahbrownillustration.com
                  https://www.instagram.com/jeremiah.brownillustration/

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                  • Jeremiahbrown
                    Jeremiahbrown @emily.atwood.art last edited by

                    @emily-atwood-art One other useful note is that they added a new liquify tool a week or two ago that is similar to Procreate's implementation. It's a pretty huge addition in my opinion.

                    Jeremiah Brown
                    www.jeremiahbrownillustration.com
                    https://www.instagram.com/jeremiah.brownillustration/

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                    • DoodleMick
                      DoodleMick @lizardillo last edited by

                      @lizardillo The difference between PS and CSP is minimal. CSP doesn’t have all the tricks that PS has as in filters and stuff like that, but it has a much better brush engine. I like it much better then PS. Hopefully you will too.

                      Wannabe Caricature Artist and Illustrator.

                      https://www.flickr.com/photos/doodlemick/
                      https://www.instagram.com/doodlemick619/

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                      • DoodleMick
                        DoodleMick @Jeremiahbrown last edited by

                        @jeremiahbrown YES, the liquify tool is nice, but I didn’t see myself using it as much as I had thought I might. I do use it occasionally though.

                        Wannabe Caricature Artist and Illustrator.

                        https://www.flickr.com/photos/doodlemick/
                        https://www.instagram.com/doodlemick619/

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                        • lizardillo
                          lizardillo @DoodleMick last edited by

                          @doodlemick that's good to hear. I no longer do any photo retouching so it's the brush engine I'm most interested in. Thank you 👍

                          Website: lizardillo.co.uk
                          IG: instagram.com/lizardillo

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                          • emily.atwood.art
                            emily.atwood.art @Jeremiahbrown last edited by

                            @jeremiahbrown thanks! i've looked at the CSP channel a bit and was impressed at how much was on there! I will check out the liquify tool on there as well 🙂

                            https://www.instagram.com/emily.atwood.art

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