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what's a good art program that
>allows you to seamlessly transition from a 2D to a 3D canvas
>allows you to make 3D meshes and then paint directly on them
>allows you to literally paint 3D models into a space should it be needed
>allows you to animate frame by frame on a timeline along with the ability for motion tweens and camera movement (mix of CSP+Animate CC)
>has panels for references, miscellanous sketchmarks, and image post-processing
>possibly even allows for pose dolls as reference
>has a wide variety of brush options and customization
>has a good blending tool
>can still function as something like photoshop or sai should people just need an art program
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>>303834
zbrush has half of those
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>>303837
Which of them does it not have?
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>>303837
the ones about animation and post-processing, (for animation maybe maya, c4d or some game engine and for post maybe ps or keyshot) usually people who make models doesn't work on animation (rigging/motion cap)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKGvp5SOv-Q
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Yeah... you're describing features + workflow that are a minimum of 2-3 different full-featured programs.
And none of those apps are going to equal PS in terms of the things PS does. Just like PS doesn't measure up to ANY other program that does animation, or 3D.
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>>303834
>llows you to make 3D meshes and then paint directly on them
>>allows you to literally pain
Do you want to draw space turds like that?. Draw baby Jesus instead.
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