@Chris Legaspi The colored image is a snapshot of a 3D model. I can move it around, and I chose to draw it from that angle. However, I really wanted to see how you'd tackle drawing from this angle to be as correct as possible. Here is a link to the model https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/frieren-c5eaf3fe9b7a43cfb28bda712991aa65

@Chris Legaspi I chose the angle because it was particularly difficult. Not for any type of client work. It was just to do it and see what result I would get so I could ask the question of "Is there a more effective way to tackle this type of angle?"

There's also a few options for drawing with others in the same program. Free and web-based. There’s two for this type of thing. Drawpile, and Magma. Magma has more innovative features than drawpile and has a partnership with wacom. There’s also a subscription plan on there for certain features but you can largely use most of what it offers for free As far as a good duo of programs to cover most of your bases, I would say CSP covers most of it. I want to recommend Affinity, but I hesitate to recommend their free model because I’ve heard that they train their AI on your work as you use their program. I haven’t looked into this to verify that claim yet, but Im inclined to believe its true because i know all these companies pushing AI features are always looking for a way to gain consent without explicitly asking for it.

@Natasza Zurek CSP is a powerhouse man. I love it. Thinking about dropping Adobe suite soon myself

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@Chris Legaspi Were you Able to see the one above?