From simple fine pens, to wet oil brushes and progressive 3D designs, users have a lot to choose from in TwistedBrush Pro Studio. Undoubtedly TwistedBrush Pro Studio's greatest strength is the vast selection of brush types and styles that are available to use. A lot of effort was put into making it a realistic substitute for actual painting, and when you start working with the various brushes you'll immediately see that they interact well with the colors to create a convincing portrait. Thankfully, TwistedBrush Pro Studio is relatively easy to navigate through. If you have difficulty understanding a concept, there're no links to click on to obtain further information. While this has the potential to be useful, some users might be frustrated that the guide is largely made up of screenshots with information bubbles. When TwistedBrush Pro Studio starts, a quick-start guide designed to gently introduce you to the features will pop up. As a result, one of the best and most effective ways to use TwistedBrush Pro Studio is with a pen and a drawing tablet. It will frustrate you unless you use it for what it was designed for, which is drawing and art. TwistedBrush Pro Studio and its free version TwistedBrush Open Studio has not been developed to create clean crisp graphics.
If you're envisioning designing sharp looking graphics for a new website, turn back now.
