How is Photoshop for drawing?

[akhayashi]

I only use Photoshop to edit or crop images. I never managed to draw anything on it.
For drawing, I used Sai for years until I was able to get CSP - which is the software I currently use for any drawings that I do. It has lots of useful tools for comics too and many comic professionals (like Shinichi Sakamoto) use CSP for their works.

[Tanako]

I use photoshop for my comics however, I use the old brushes that came with Photoshop CS5.5 due to the fact that I currently hate the new ones. Its interesting how people are able to make their coloring look like painting because for the love of God, I can never get mine to look like that lol. so with that being said, I keep it simple. so yes, you gotta keep practicing. its hard at first but trust me it gets easier the more you use it.

[AniStaciaArt]

I use photoshop. I've been playing around with CSP since I bought it but there's no real difference to me. If photoshop does hike it's rates I'll drop it but for now I see no real benefit to CSP. If fact, I dislike a lot of CSP's helpful comic features. But I don't have to use those tools so it's not like it's hurting me. I haven't found the ability to warp a selection area, which for me is kinda a killer because I warp my textures around an object.

[Jenny-Toons]

I haven't found the ability to warp a selection area, which for me is kinda a killer because I warp my textures around an object.

For CSP, you have to go to Edit and then Transform for the Warp Transformation, which is called Mesh

[Coati]

To heavy since it isn't a illustration software.

Go to the Clipstudio side of the force <3

[AniStaciaArt]

@Jenny-Toons OMG! Thanks so much!

[Jenny-Toons]

No probs!
Free Transformation is kinda similar, as it allows you to make some subtle changes. But Mesh really helps with more curves and warps.
Takes a while to get used to, but once you hit a groove, it's a cool tool!