Pixia

Pixia for PC is a free painting software and editor for Microsoft Windows created by Isao Maruoka. This application offers a lightweight painting environment for digital painting and artwork of all types. The program supports multiple layers, transparency effects, standard file formats, and a number of RGB file formats including PSD. Pixia has a good user interface and is easy to use. Literally, it is a digital equivalent to a pen and paper plus some additional functionality. Everything works out just great, the brushes are awesome, the shortcuts make sense, the user experience is very customizable and it’s just a lot of fun to use. It doesn’t consume much memory compared to other painting programs.

License: Free
Author: Isao Maruoka
OS: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11
Language: English
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File Name: Pixia for Windows 32 and 64 bit setup
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Pixia Overview

It sports a design philosophy that speaks more directly to the pencil-and-paper crowd by focusing on natural pencil shading techniques, as well as offering both bitmap and vector tools for drawing. Other apps such as Sketchbook and Manga Studio either have very minimal indicators for symmetry or the option. Various raster drawing tools in this program are implemented, such as the Airbrush, Watercolor, Pen, and Marker, which can all be easily customized. This art program is neat, the pallet wheel is crisp, and the brushes are nifty too especially the sizing and opacity rate. I oftentimes fall back, as evidenced by my time using other applications, on Pixia, and find it easy, yet quite efficient to use.

With this application, you can do things from sketching, linearising, painting, and even animations. The program could be optimized a bit better to improve performance, more advanced transform tools and or other image editing options, etc. It surpasses Photoshop, GIMP, ArtRage, and even SAI in terms of brush availability and versatility. This program is incredible, arguably the best digital painting program I’ve ever used.

Pixia was attempting to be the more paperlike and analog alternative to Adobe’s Illustrator or similar offerings. It’s hard to use when you are just introduced to digital art, but this software is so smooth and clean. It shows all the different pens, pencils, etc. Its features are more than you can count and are all labeled neatly. Overall, Pixia is a must-have for anyone designer or anime maker.

Features of Pixia for PC

• Tablet Pressure Support
• Extendable Brushes
• Essential Painting Tools
• Palettes and Rich Colors
• Full Feature Layers
• Paths and Selection Tools
• Photoshop PSD Support
• Advanced Gradients
• Painting Transparency
• Advanced Image Adjustments
• Texture
• Filters

System Requirements

• Processor: Intel or AMD Dual Core Processor 2 Ghz
• RAM: 1 Gb RAM
• Hard Disk: 1 Gb Hard Disk Space
• Video Graphics; Intel HD Graphics or AMD equivalent

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