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So I tried this program Colors! on the 3DS (2DS), since I kinda liked the features shown like the "large" canvas, with a nice zooming feature for detailed stuff, 5 layers, and the ability to export the finished work with a nice resolution as well as a replay of how you worked on it, despite having only a brush, pencil, rough brush, eyedropper, and of course an eraser.

However, as I expected, there is a point where its features reached its limit. By the time I was working on the shading, it kinda reached the "maximum file limit" or something that allows full features, hence I couldn't export it with the higher resolution, and it only offered the standard resolution of 800x480. I was a bit annoyed, since I wanted to try a lot more with it. I may still use the program, but I guess only for sketches if there's no paper and pencil around. I can use a per-layer style, and fix it up with Photoshop, but I think it'll be a lot of work than how I draw illustrations originally.

Anyway, I just love the Natural Miku module so much. Definitely a favorite, oohh great. Maybe I'll redo this in Photoshop and add the glasses; the resolution and quality as well as what I've done to it doesn't do the Natural module justice...

Description
So I tried this program Colors! on the 3DS (2DS), since I kinda liked the features shown like the "large" canvas, with a nice zooming feature for detailed stuff, 5 layers, and the ability to export the finished work with a nice resolution as well as a replay of how you worked on it, despite having only a brush, pencil, rough brush, eyedropper, and of course an eraser.

However, as I expected, there is a point where its features reached its limit. By the time I was working on the shading, it kinda reached the "maximum file limit" or something that allows full features, hence I couldn't export it with the higher resolution, and it only offered the standard resolution of 800x480. I was a bit annoyed, since I wanted to try a lot more with it. I may still use the program, but I guess only for sketches if there's no paper and pencil around. I can use a per-layer style, and fix it up with Photoshop, but I think it'll be a lot of work than how I draw illustrations originally.

Anyway, I just love the Natural Miku module so much. Definitely a favorite, oohh great. Maybe I'll redo this in Photoshop and add the glasses; the resolution and quality as well as what I've done to it doesn't do the Natural module justice...