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Oh, they're probably little problems I have with it because of my former experience/training with digital art. At first it felt really strange to draw with Procreate, since I'm much more used to the hand-eye coordination of drawing with an Intuos, looking at the screen instead of where my hand is drawing. I have gotten more used to Procreate since my last post on this thread, but there are a few things that make it harder to complete the same kind of illustration I usually do-
Namely, Procreate doesn't have Stabilization- instead, it has something called Streamline. They're not too different from each other in the sense that they both smooth your lines out for you, but it's pretty clear to see that Streamline works much more efficiently with calligraphy, as opposed to using it with linework. The Streamline feature smoothes your lines but also straightens them slightly, which makes it considerably more difficult for me to obtain the same quality of lineart that I usually can achieve in CSP.
And this one is kind of weird to explain, but the final product of artwork on Procreate just doesn't feel the same to me as it usually does? Of course, with the different program setup and brushes this would make sense, but even after my transition from Medibang to CSP the finished product didn't FEEL like there was much of a significant change. I'm sure it's just something you need to get used to, though- what with the Streamline, completely different brushes, etc.
I do have to say that Procreate's default brush sets are very nice, however- so nice that when I eventually was able to return to using CSP, I wished I could be able to import the Procreate brushes into CSP. And as far as I've seen, it's not difficult at all to download other people's custom-made brushes onto Procreate, and for a reasonably low price, at that.
That's just my experience, though! I'm sure it's different for everyone. I probably won't be returning to Procreate anytime soon, although it does feel incredibly nice to sketch with that pencil tool, lol.