I think you did a really good job at this one.

I hope you will be able to draw again very soon.

Hi bud, if you're after a solid art program I highly recommend paint too sai! It's the only program I've ever used for digital artwork, you can pick it up for a small price (or potentially find a pirated version) ^^

Paint Tool SAI is solid paint / draw software for sure. I've been using it for several years. It is only for Windows PCs. SAI has both painting (raster) and drawing (vector) tools, which can be mixed in the same artwork, but I'll warn that the vector side of things is a bit clunky to use. It can read and write its own file format, SAI2, as well as PSD/PSB (Photoshop), BMP, JPEG, PNG, and TGA. It will not load or save GIF files; they have to be converted (for that, I recommend XnViewMP, a very capable free file converter that has no ads or other junk).

The price is ¥5500 (about USD $53 as of this posting).

There is a bit of a learning curve, but there are also plenty of online tutorials for using it, as it's been around a long time.

What are you drawing on? A Windows PC, a Mac, Android device or iOS (iPad/iPhone)?

windows

As I mentioned to BigCDoodles above, I use Paint Tool SAI.

From what I understand, the free versions of FireAlpaca and Medibang Paint Pro are ad-supported. Other than that, I've heard good things about both. You can remove ads from FireAlpaca by getting FireAlpaca SE for about USD $40. There is currently no paid option to remove ads from Medibang Paint Pro.

Paint.NET is an alternative that has no ads, but its download page has a bunch of distracting advertisement buttons on it. If you do decide to get it, here's the actual free download page: https://www.dotpdn.com/downloads/pdn.html -- (or you can go to getpaint.net, and click on the -text- link "paint.net 4.2.14" in the upper right... then choose the button for the dotPDN free download, and, ah, end up at the same page I linked above. :) )

Paint.NET does not include a stroke smoothing feature, but I just tested it with Lazy Nezumi Pro and that seems to work fine with it.

thx

I do know a few art programs to try out. I recommend firealpaca or medibang pro. Both easy to learn have quite smooth control.

Sketchbook pro is also a good one, but it requires a lot more pen dicipline to use professionally

I personally use Firealpaca, A) It is free and B) It is really easy to find tutorial videos on YT.

FireAlpaca and GIMP are a couple good ones.

Steel Ball Run

Also try medibang, I've been using it for two days now, got the hang of it, but my tablet is acting quite ignorant right now for me, is the problem that I need I to adjust it to my liking?