Please SM don't let Moho rot on the vine, if you don't want it. Of course all of this is pure speculation and I have no idea at all of any fact in this regard ( I could well be seeing faces in the clouds), but I wonder if Moho might find a new lease of life with a shiny new owner, who actually has a real passion for its products and customers. In so many ways, losing CSP is sad news, but, with the attitude of the SM top execs to marketing and developing their graphics products, it might be sad, but not bad.
Maybe Graphics isn't their bag and they want to go back to their back-end enterprise guff ? Smith Micro seem to be pulling back from all their graphics products at the moment, perhaps Smith Micro's is moving it's whole unwieldy carcass to pasture.Īfter All this forum is not managed by them, SM could step away from its graphics assets as though they were hot potatoes. Moho seems to be in some sort of caretaker mode, maybe SM may be looking to sell?
If I were to pull this apart and extrapolate some very lose assumptions, I might think something like this.Ĭelsys may have been unhappy with the marketing of Clip Studio in the west, it does seem to get sold off as bargain basement fair, when it is fact of the highest quality, a powerhouse application. Looks like the makers of the awesome digital art app Clip Studio ( Celsys) have decided to take over customer service and support for English speaking customers.Ĭlip Studio is MASSIVE in Japan, but westerners seem to only follow the' one god' of Adobe photoshop, which is not actually all its cracked up to be (caveat: for digital drawing and painting that is, not photo retouching, which it is the master).
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