![]() Version 2.0 will also be available as a one-time purchase (perpetual license). If you are a current user of Version 1.x and would like to use Version 2.0 without purchasing an additional perpetual license, you can purchase an Update Pass (annual), which will be on offer from next year.Ĭustomers with an Update Pass or a Monthly Plan (purchased through app stores or the Clip Studio Paint site) will be able to use the most up-to-date version of the app for as long as their plan or pass is valid. At this time there are no major changes planned to the existing features or the UI. However, from 2023 onwards, the current Version 1 (the one-time purchase, perpetual version for Windows/macOS, "Version 1.x" hereafter), offered as a download and physical version will no longer receive feature updates free of charge.Ĭlip Studio Paint Version 2.0 will offer a slate of new features to make use of in your digital art. Over the past ten years, across over 80 free updates, we have continued to bring new features to Clip Studio Paint. Ten years after the initial release of Clip Studio Paint 1.0, we will be welcoming the release of Version 2.0 in the first half of 2023. This article originally appeared in ImagineFX (opens in new tab), the world's best-selling magazine for digital artists. ![]() A trip full of learning, discovering, creating and of course, mistakes as well. My social media platforms are a journal of my artistic journey. ![]() And unless I upload the drawing online it’s likely that I'll come back to it and waste more time. These steps are: adding a little more Color or Glow Dodge (like the bokeh lights you can see in the picture adding a Color Balance Layer and adding a signature. ![]() What helps me to walk away from the drawing (when I'm unable to grasp that I don't need to create a masterpiece every time I draw) is my list of things I can do to help close the chapter. Am I finished? Should I add more? Does it look good? Can it look better? Often I'll blast through the entire illustration process, then sit in front of the canvas adding and deleting layers for hours, only to end up exactly where I started. ![]()
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