Compare ArtRage and Clip Studio Paint 
- Users report that ArtRage excels in its natural painting experience, with features like the "Oil Paint" and "Palette Knife" tools that mimic traditional art techniques, making it a favorite among traditional artists.
- Reviewers mention that Clip Studio Paint shines in its versatility for comic and manga creation, highlighting features such as "Panel Layout" and "3D Model Integration" that streamline the workflow for illustrators.
- G2 users indicate that ArtRage has a higher ease of use rating (9.1) compared to Clip Studio Paint (8.5), suggesting that beginners may find ArtRage more approachable for starting their digital art journey.
- Users on G2 report that Clip Studio Paint offers superior support for animation, with features like "Frame-by-Frame Animation" and "Onion Skinning," which are essential for animators looking to create dynamic content.
- Reviewers say that while ArtRage has a strong focus on painting, it lacks some advanced features for digital illustration that Clip Studio Paint provides, such as "Vector Layers" and "Custom Brushes," which are crucial for professional artists.
- Users report that both products have positive product direction ratings, with ArtRage at 8.7 and Clip Studio Paint at 8.8, indicating that both companies are committed to improving their software based on user feedback.
- Incredibly realistic graphite pencil and thick oil paints, easy to control watercolor, blending markers, pastels and more
- Smart digital drawing tools for professional design
- Custom brush creation and customizable resources
- Natural, customizable pen and brush tools, from watercolors and oils to pattern brushes
- 3D models and drawing figures that you can reference for layouts and sketches
- Material library of more than 40,000 brushes and materials made by the community
[1] Easy to use, intuitive and hassle free colour selection. The tools and colour palette are positioned at bottoms corners thus making it a lot easier. [2] I've been using artrage from v3.5 onwards and boy they've surprised me with such great updates...
It's fun but not that useful as Photoshop - it has much less tools and useful features to become real competition for Adobe product. I found it hard to get used to interface and keybord/mouse actions as I'm really used to Photoshop ones. It's good for fun...
I like the easy access to brushes and other tools. Use of program is straightforward and easy and there is a nice flow to the layout. Brushes feel smooth to use with stylus and make for excellent detail. pressure on brushes feels good and smooth and I feel...
You can't export drawings in SVG. You can draw in vector but can't do anything further with it. If you want to create an SVG, this isn't for you. Updated: Clipstudio recently decided not to fulfill the lifetime license. So now they decided to hold the...
[1] Easy to use, intuitive and hassle free colour selection. The tools and colour palette are positioned at bottoms corners thus making it a lot easier. [2] I've been using artrage from v3.5 onwards and boy they've surprised me with such great updates...
I like the easy access to brushes and other tools. Use of program is straightforward and easy and there is a nice flow to the layout. Brushes feel smooth to use with stylus and make for excellent detail. pressure on brushes feels good and smooth and I feel...
It's fun but not that useful as Photoshop - it has much less tools and useful features to become real competition for Adobe product. I found it hard to get used to interface and keybord/mouse actions as I'm really used to Photoshop ones. It's good for fun...
You can't export drawings in SVG. You can draw in vector but can't do anything further with it. If you want to create an SVG, this isn't for you. Updated: Clipstudio recently decided not to fulfill the lifetime license. So now they decided to hold the...
