Technology
Save 50% on an affordable Photoshop alternative
TL;DR: TwistedBrush Pro Studio is a cheaper alternative to Photoshop — and it’s on sale as of June 5. Get lifetime access to the Windows software for only $49.50.
When it comes to digital art software, Photoshop is king. But it’s far from the only app on the market. If you’re looking for a Photoshop alternative, check out TwistedBrush Pro Studio from Pixarra.
Like other digital art tools, TwistedBrush has layers, transparency, masks, options for import and export, image filters, and more. Unlike other digital art tools, TwistedBrush Pro Studio comes loaded with over 9,000 brushes — and the ability to create your own. The effects let you represent fine watercolor strokes, smooth pens, and more.
Beginners will love the drawing guides and overlays that help build up their skills, while pro artists will appreciate that that editing tools are on par with other software on the market. The massive toolset includes over 200 image processing filters, along with a ton of clips and references. The program is even equipped with multiple levels of pressure sensitivity, making it compatible with any drawing tablet.
Snag this 50% off deal for a limited time and get the Windows software and minor updates for only $49.50 (regularly $99).
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