sorceress doodling 

don't worry there is an asterisk of about 20 years of practice added to that timer XD

That's cs3

Haha yeah coupled with the fact Photoshop hardly made any improvement at all for digital painting, thats why for example I'm slowly swtiching to clipstudio.

@@BombaJead whats your guys' take on krita?

i didn't think anyone cared so i deleted that one and a bunch of others.i was never that dedicated to youtibe so at some point i decided to try these sped up short videos and summarized my tips in more of a tutorial type videos. but then i gave up half way through because i have the concentration ability of a cat around a laser pointer

@@nebezial1 Maybe then reupload the old videos if you still have them? I do like them and am always impressed by how you arrive at such great works of art.

@@nebezial1 Thanks for the reply! I agree with ukezi, if you still have them I'd love to be able to rewatch them at some point, especially the Xenomorph one.

i second a petition for reuploads! >:D

no references. just freeform doodling

I think he explained it in one of his videos. That he doesn't need any of the newer features and that he's not a fan of Adobe's subscription plan thing. I think it was something along those lines.

plus he likes the blending tool in cs3 its his custom made blender

Actually I think the question should be the other way around: why are people so willing to part ways with their money on an Adobe subscription plan when everything they might need is available on older iterations of Photoshop (or even on other painting apps - I'm a Krita fan myself) that they might have already paid for and fully own it? I can see the argument for people that retouch and manipulate photos for a living needing the latest and greatest but apart from some layer effects used for the glow effect on the eletric beam, everything Stjepan does here can be easily accomplished with any painting program with a decent brush engine and layer blending modes. You would be surprised to see what people have been able to create for FREE with things like Autodesk Sketchbook, Krita, MyPaint or AZPainter.

@@RogerioPereiradaSilva77 Exactly, I have been using Photoshop for close to 10 years now and for digital painting the program has remained basically unchanged seems like adobe doesn't know a big part of their users are digital painters (or maybe they just don't care), lately I've been using clipstudio instead and finding much more useful features and overall better brush engine.

it gets the job done. it's stable, and my blending brush works well there.