Paint Tool Sai For Mac Os

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Paint Tool Sai For Mac 2017

Paint Tool Sai For Mac Os

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Paint Tool Sai Overview If you are interested in making drawings and painting and searching for a tool that can help you in this cause then Paint Tool Sai is the perfect tool for you. PaintTool SAI 2.5.6 for Mac can be downloaded from our website for free. You can launch PaintTool SAI on Mac OS X 10.5 or later. This software for Mac OS X was originally produced by Porting Team. The bundle identifier for this application is PaintTool SAI.Wineskin.prefs.

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A good alternative to Sai is Manga Studio 5. One of the best programs to lineart (it brings a great line-stabilisator + a very good and smooth brush engine), you can make/import your own brushes, great brushes for coloring, and a lot more. There are a few artists on mac that use MS5 as a substitute to Sai. Overall great software.
Gimp is indeed a good program if you bring a lot of patience. Brush pressure won't work on default on mac and even if you go through all the hassle to make it work, its pressure sensitivity won't be as good as other programs. Plus, I'd compare Gimp in it's functionality more to photoshop - both don't got the smooth and watery brushes which Sai offers (of course, you could download some). And both don't have a line stabilization.
The last alternative would be SketchBookPro. There is a full version available at the app store but also a free version. It offers a mac-like intuitive work-experience, especially the two round sliders you use to change the brush- and color settings are neat; the only downside (in my opinion) is the somewhat low resolution of the brushes. Zoomed in, the strokes look a bit blurred. Offers stabilization.