Why are the lines I draw in photoshop so pixelated?

[Jeemeli]

I recently bought a wacom intuos draw tablet and started to practice drawing in photoshop but all the lines I draw are very pixelated and they look awful. How do I fix this? All the videos Ive watched from people drawing with photoshop look normal and the lines are smooth. Ive tried all the default brushes and I get the same problem with all of them. Ive also bought a set of brushes from an artist and Ive seen him use the brushes and they look normal in his drawings. I know Im not good at drawing yet but Im pretty sure that this problem isnt my fault. This is what my lines look like:

[Terri Stevens]

Are you drawing with the 'Pencil' tool here? If so try switching to the 'Brush' tool where you will get antialiasing

[Trevor.Dennis]

I can't think of any time I would want to use the pencil, so at the very least, I remove its shortcut, and remove it from the toolbar all together in my default workspace.  If I should ever need to use it, I switch to the Essentials workspace that has all the tools, with their default shortcuts.  I also uncheck Use Shift key to switch between tools​ because I can't think of any reason to use two hands on the keyboard when one will do.

[Jeemeli]

Im using the brush tool, not the pencil

[c.pfaffenbichler]

The magnification seems to be more than 200% so maybe you also may want to consider working at a higher resolution.

[Jeemeli]

I tried changing the resolution, doesnt make a difference

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Please post a screenshot taken at View > 100% with the Tool selected and showing the Brush Panel.

[Jeemeli]

I put the resolution to the max and drew some lines with the brush, it seems to look maybe a bit better but still a lot more pixelated compared to the lines Ive seen other people draw

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Is the image Bitmap or RGB or Grayscale?

Please post a screenshot showing the Channels Panel.

[Jeemeli]

Its in finnish but those words under the rpg mean: red, green and blue

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Thanks, but sorry, closer Inspection of the previous screenshot showed it was not Bitmap anyway.

How do other Brushes work out?

I can identify the Brush Preset but it might just be a very sharp edged Brush tip.

[Jeemeli]

Those lines are made with some of the deafult brushes, it seems like the top one and the bottom one dont get pixelated but Id like to use some sharp brushes as well that dont get pixelated..

[Jeemeli]

The top and bottom one arent using pressure sensitivity, thats why they look smooth...

[c.pfaffenbichler]

And are you sure the people in the tutorials you watch use the same Brush as you?

[Jeemeli]

Yes, Ive seen them use the default brushes which dont work for me and the brush I use I bought online and its made by an artist with over 15 years of experience in drawing so it probably isnt supposed to look like that.

[davescm]

Hi

Try unchecking "Texture"  - not sure what it is called in your language version but it is the third option down in the brush panel

Dave

[Norman Sanders]

Considering your goal Illustrator would be a more appropriate choice of application and would avoid the current problem.