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Clip Studio Paint It has become one of the applications that many illustrators and animators have switched to after Adobe adopted the subscription system.
The app offers two types of perpetual licenses: a professional with some restrictions (PRO) for $49.99 and a more expensive but unlimited (EX) for $219.
Nonetheless, Clip Studio Paint will become a subscription app (billed monthly) in 2023.
In a statement, the app developers indicated that the current perpetual license product will be called Clip Studio Paint 1.0 and will stop receiving “free updates” from 2023.
New features will appear in the new version for subscribers (Clip Studio Paint 2.0) and users Clip Studio Paint 1.0 they will be able to access them if they pay for a discounted annual subscription.
The developers specify that current users will be able to use Clip Studio Paint 1.0 forever as long as it works on your devices.
Studio Paint clip sparks fury on Twitter
Business model change Clip Studio Paint This didn’t sit well, especially among users who left Adobe products specifically to accept a subscription.
A cartoon-style meme from the @AWDtwit account shows how Clip Studio Paint for a time was considered a savior from the jump photoshop to the subscription model, but ended up doing the same.
Another user shared how the art community expressed their anger against Clip Studio Paint in several languages.
Source: RPP
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