forgot to add the program name in main tittle......(Lazy Nezumi pro)

>>2502335
depends what you wanna do with your art. If you want to draw super tight and clean lineart that requires perfect accuracy, then go for it. However If you want to develop more natural looking and appealing line quality, you won't achieve that by relying on stabilizer / lazy nezumi too much.

Also that gif you posted doesn't seem to have too many practical applications for artists.

You still have to understand perspective.
It seems to just be a tool to make the process a lot quicker to do.
Go ahead and use it if you find it useful.
Though maybe make sure that you are actually understand what your doing before using this "crutch".

[spoiler]This program actually looks really useful. Thanks for letting me know about it.[/spoiler]

>>2502369
>spoiler tags don't work on /ic/
Forgot about that.
How embarassing.

>>2502335
Protip: Don't
I tested it out and decided to ditch it.
Only one mode out of all of them was decent for me. Ain't worth it for a crutch as big as lazy nezumi

>>2502366
If you can't think of the possible applications then you are not much of a creative person for an artist :^)

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>>2502335
This functionality is native to Krita, it's called a painting assistant.

>>2502335
Seems like a decent tool for logo design and related designs

>>2502335
Robertson draws with rulers and elipse templates
Robertson is an icon of drawing

When you are working toget better, excersizing, practicing, learning - DONT the harder the better.

When you are working to produce quality picture use everything you have at hand.

>>2502391
I didn't say I can't think of any possible applications, I said there aren't too many and the few that there are, like extremely accurate industrial design is nowadays done with 3D programs anyway.