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And i think it simulates well but it can not replace IRL painting
IMO.
But still u can try ideas and Colorschems , also i think taging is very well simulated .
Overall i would say it does help with learning the movement, but not so mucgh with cancontroll.
tbh yes this game could teach you but not like life will, design your throwie on paper, buy some cheap as paint (3 colours) and go paint. Its good cardio too.