Open Canvas 6 comes with all the essential and a few unique features for a digital art program!

- You can tweak your Brush settings, which gets the job done for sketches and line art, but when it comes to coloring/shading, the options included with the watercolor and air brush is fairly limited.
- The built in ruler and perspective is incredibly ergonomic, can be easily tweaked to suit your design.
- The workspace can be freely arranged
- Just like Photoshop, Open Canvas comes with a selection of filters and layer options.
- Pressure settings can be edited to your preference.
- The Pen nibs and Tone Editor are a pretty nice addition.
- The bucket tool detection sometimes has trouble detecting vertices in very fine line arts.
- 24 levels of stabilization for all the types of lines you’ll need!

Open Canvas is essentially Photoshop but suited more towards free form designs with a graphics tablet, if you already have Photoshop and any other digital art program, there is no need for Open Canvas.

As of now, I still mainly use Paint Tool Sai + Photoshop, but anything that requires perspective or if I’m lazy and can’t be bothered exporting from Sai to Photoshop, Open Canvas is used.

Oh yes the event system, now your friends not only laugh at your final product, they get to see your entire process up to your final disaster masterpiece.

Plz optimize the blur algorithm, the cursor dramatically slows down only on the blur tool at anything over 100px (as I find across multiple systems).

10/10 would violate my memory on a 32bit system again.

Open Canvas 6 comes with all the essential and a few unique features for a digital art program! - You can tweak your Brush settings, which gets the job done for sketches and line art, but when it comes to coloring/shading, the options included with the watercolor and air brush is fairly limited. - The built in ruler and perspective is incredibly ergonomic, can be easily tweaked to suit your design. - The workspace can be freely arranged - Just like Photoshop, Open Canvas comes with a selection of filters and layer options. - Pressure settings can be edited to your preference. - The Pen nibs and Tone Editor are a pretty nice addition. - The bucket tool detection sometimes has trouble detecting vertices in very fine line arts. - 24 levels of stabilization for all the types of lines you’ll need! Open Canvas is essentially Photoshop but suited more towards free form designs with a graphics tablet, if you already have Photoshop and any other digital art program, there is no need for Open Canvas. As of now, I still mainly use Paint Tool Sai + Photoshop, but anything that requires perspective or if I’m lazy and can’t be bothered exporting from Sai to Photoshop, Open Canvas is used. Oh yes the event system, now your friends not only laugh at your final product, they get to see your entire process up to your final [strike]disaster[/strike] masterpiece. Plz optimize the blur algorithm, the cursor dramatically slows down only on the blur tool at anything over 100px (as I find across multiple systems). 10/10 would violate my memory on a 32bit system again.