so I've been grinding on this new piece for the past week. 30x40 cm stretched cotton, primed with two coats of Winsor & Newton Winton gesso 712, each
why does procreate 6.3 brush pack feel like a blatant cash grab for hobbyists
i just downloaded the procreate 6.3 brush pack rn and i’m exhausted tbh they brag about "advanced bristle dynamics" but it’s basically the same old round tip with a fancy name the pigment load settings are just a gimmick to push the 199‑dollar upgrade for a few extra texture presets sRGB to adobeRGB conversion? lol get real, nobody cares about that on an iPad hexagonal dithering algorithm they hype? looks like a cheap photoshop filter wacom intuos pro ptz‑530 driver still throws random latency spikes after the update, so i’m stuck using a busted stylus while trying to mimic these so‑called "pro" brushes basically the whole thing feels like a marketing ploy to squeeze more bucks from us starving art students i’m over it anyone else think they’re just cash‑flowing on hype while we’re left with the same 2020 workflow? any other ragers here?
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