Never apologise for asking questions! I absolutely don’t mind helping where I can and I love getting messages (though I’m notoriously bad at replying and hoard them like a dragon! Lol)

I shuffle between 3 programs - photoshop CS6, SAI and clipstudio paint, all for different reasons. I tend to do lineart and colours in SAI or CSPaint and save CS6 for things that need really crisp lines/angles with the pen tool. CS6 also has far more options for layer styles and brushes imo. Though admittedly I haven’t ventured too far into custom brushes for SAI or CS6.

If you’re just starting out I’d suggest trying to get a version of SAI or CSPaint on sale. They seem more intuitive and geared towards artwork. PS is a massive program with a lot of things you’ll likely never use. Plus it’s a monthly subscription now, which isn’t an exorbitant amount but I like being able to pay once and have my program. The downfall with my CS6 is that I no longer have PS support/updates.

There are also free programs you can download like Painter, Krita and Sketchbook which are excellent user friendly programs for someone just starting out who is not maybe not sure about digital mediums and not ready to commit a chunk of money to purchasing software without knowing if they like it ☺️

Hi Nonnie! This isn’t a stupid question at all. DC’s canon is kind of all over the place.

First. Jason and Tim are not related by blood, at all. Never have been, probably never will unless their stories went through a huge retcon.

Second, Jason and Tim, prior to the ‘current timeline’ which we know as ‘DC Rebirth’ (and the New52 timeline) were both adopted by Bruce on different occasions. They have never co-habitated, and I would argue, never considered each other to be ‘family’. In the current timeline (Rebirth), which follows the massive retcon ‘New52′ in the early 2000s, Tim was never even formally adopted… so we have yet another degree of separation. 

Third, I would never argue that ‘adopted siblings aren’t siblings’… obviously that’s a ridiculous argument to make. However, Jason and Tims relationship, at least the way I have always read it, is not ‘brotherly’, and they haven’t spent any amount of time growing up together where they would develop familial bonds. 

Lastly, it’s a ship, about fictional characters - In real life I would probably not encourage someone dating their sibling with whom they grew and shared meals and memories etc, the same way I don’t support child soldiers… and yet how many animes/comics etc willingly send (and even encourage) children to battle… And that’s just the way I see it… Fiction is Fiction is Fiction. And you’re welcome to draw your own conclusions :)