The full Painter costs around $430 but can often be gotten on a discount. Beware though, as Painter is quite resource intensive. There are versions for both windows and mac. There is also a less expensive Essentials version of the software.
I've recently been experimenting with some of it's features and can say that some rather interesting effects can be achieved with it. It isn't spoken of much by map makers, predominantly due to cost, I imagine. One of Painter's key selling points is its ability to render more natural looking media, such as watercolor and inks, as well as thicker paints and underlying surfaces such as canvas. And in time, to draw and paint maps as well.Īnother high cost program for painting is Corel's Painter, which is a monster of a program with an incredible list of painting features. Over the years many artists used it to layout and digitally paint scenes and images. Originally, it was to be a digital darkroom for photo editing. The high end of painting software is by and large occupied by Adobe's Photoshop, though ironically it was not made to be such. Most of these come in at around the $25 to $50 price range, with a few being higher and more full featured as well.
I'll touch on some of the ones we previously listed - most of those are still good choices and you should definitely take a look at that list.Īgain, there are lower cost options that are interesting and we'll look at several. In that time there have been some new players to add to that list. Back in 2015, we did the first list of programs to Draw and Paint Maps.
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