So guys, the good news (kinda.)
Do you remember me being very dubious about a punctual publication of the Armstrong Vs Winston update because I had to learn along the way and that's why it has taken me three months?
Well, not just that, I've also mentioned a micro-lag due to the post-processing of the program which I can't really switch off during the inking and shading phases because it makes very smooth sexy lines, but also my process like 50% slower.
Turns out, the problem was my PC, which was never meant for more demanding graphic programs like Blender. How I discovered it? Because today I plugged my Steam Deck into the tablet and - WOAH! - no microlag, it's like drawing with pixels again.
This will go back to the same speed I had with Krita instantly, but I still can't say how much it will take. I guess… ten days from now. Considering the time it will take to adjust to a new workspace where the Deck has made obsolete both my desktop and laptop PCs.
Accepting that every time I will raise my head I will look at the black despair of my 15 years old screen plugged into a computer that has no reason to be switched on.
So guys, if you need to buy a computer and you fancy a gaming PC but you don't have one thousand dollars to spare, go buy a Steam Deck and a USB Dock to plug it into the monitor, because it will be the best purchase of your life.