JugiPaint is a very capable paint program, you can see some great example art on the JugiPaint site - the developer is one of those rare beings, excellent in both art and programming. Recently 1.0 was released, but the developer carefully notes that there is nothing special about the number and this is not a big jump from the 0.9x versions.Īt the moment not all OpenGL drivers will properly support JugiPaint - for example, I get a white screen on a Surface Pro 3, instead of a “desktop” grey area and a canvas - so download the trial version first and test if it runs on your computer. JugiPaint was originally released commercially as version 0.9 and a few updates have been released since. If you get something like this, click on the More info link:

Note: Windows SmartScreen and at least one antivirus program do not yet have JugiPaint registered on their “whitelist”, so you might have to manually approve the installation. US$30 or 30 euros, Windows-only, trial version available from JugiPaint is the successor to Comicado (JugiPaint was code-named C2 through most of the beta development period). JugiPaint has now been released as a commercial product - and colour me impressed. I think JugiPaint is what I want FireAlpaca to be when it grows up. Some of you know me in relation to FireAlpaca. If you have ever wanted to digitally create a comic strip, graphic novel, webcomic, cartoon-style art, or even non-cartoon digital art, there is now another option to consider.Ĭlip Studio Paint is truly excellent for full-time professional digital artists, but it is so fully-featured that as an occasional hobbyist cartoonist I spend half my time looking for a specific feature when I want to use it.

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