Introduction into inking in Clip Studio Paint and How I set up my pages for INSANE COMIC INKS!
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2022
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The tools I am currently using: (stock Clipstudio tools which again is the Mapping Pen which does 95% of the work for me) and then I use the Frenden and Flyland sets:
Flyland:
www.flylanddesigns.com/custom...
Frenden:
frenden.myshopify.com/product...
My Patreon with over 700 videos tutorials and hundreds of videos on learning how to ink or pencil comics...and LOTS of book and artist spotlights you'll only find there!! :
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Continue please that was cool to watch
This was just the intro. We have lots of fun things planned for all of you!
nice! love the process stuff.....alternate to erase= if you press "c" you can switch your pen to transparent pixels with the same pen that you are using
wow ok thank you. I didn't know that! That's a great tip!!
@@RichardFriendartist sure thing thanks for all your vids.
@@BlackMath69 I forgot to tell people they can actually lock their blueline layer to make sure they don't end up inking on that as they get further into a piece...so I want to add that to the next one!
Thank you man I just got done sketching my comic and I just wanted to make sure I was doing the right way
Yeah, more Clip Studio Paint videos, please!
Do you think there is any difference in the final result between a page you inked digitally and one you inked traditionally?
digital is very clean. It rarely gets the look of traditional. Traditional has more depth and seems to breathe a bit more. You'll find digital inking (and inkers or artists) tend to use splatter and lots of texture to try and get the humanity back into the art but it still looks digitally done (and sometimes even more so) so ultimately it will depend on what look you prefer. Both have strengths and their own challenges!
Thank you for sharing. This is great info and tips.
no problem. thank you!
I find this video very useful, especially because i'm trying Clip studio for the first time.
awesome. there's always someone just getting into these things...so I know the basic videos are always important. I'll do more and get deeper into it but I was just inspired today to get moving on the idea! And I felt like I should capture that momentum! Good luck with it.
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IM EATING IT ALL👌👑☀️
sweet. thanks so much! More coming and please continue to give us feedback. It will help make the channel even better!
@@RichardFriendartist ABSOLUTELY CAPTAIN!!!👍
Thanks for the tips! I'll have to watch this again and again to try YOUR approach
do it! haha
@@RichardFriendartist I definitely will, I've obviously built my style in a little over a year but there's infinite possibilities, time to shake thi gs up!
@@Jameswindsorsmith same for me. I learned something new in Blackmath's reply I didn't know but is an awesome tip just today already!
@@RichardFriendartist where babies come from?
For sure more Clip Studio Paint stuff!! .... inking, page set up, coloring.... all would be great to hear your perspective on!... thanks rich!
A very timely video! Thanks for sharing Rich!
no problem. I just shot another one I'll add up tomorrow!
You got to the point really quick. Thanks.
cool thanks. I am trying to be as efficient as possible for people who want info and not more wandering videos! hahaha...sometimes you want to just learn it and get to what you've got going on. Thank you!
It’s always so amazing to watch you ink, I would definitely like to see more content on this topic.
definitely more coming thanks!!
This was cool. I also appreciate the video or two you did on 'how to build a following' and how to succeed in the biz
thanks I will look into doing more of those...a lot of that type of content I do normally pop up on Patreon...there's 700-800 videos there and they are all quite long and in depth on working in comics and all that. I do a monthly question and answer also where I will try and field any question people have!
Thanks I really needed this and it was at right time!
ok cool. Have fun with it and best of luck!
long time fan and have been super stoked about your clip studio videos.....and honestly more inking tutorials would be amazing because i don't think anyone is doing them with the level of knowledge and explanation your doing...as for a suggestion or more like a request id love to see techniques i.e. like the fancy feathering some of the guys likee Miki and Glapion do or even how too get that faded mili pen look that vik bogdanovic gets with his work
anyways love all your stuff and really look forward to the next one
Man, these are great, I have no complains though, I think whatever you guys decide to do, it will be amazing. Thanks for sharing these for free here.
well thank you. We really want to make the channel something that people really enjoy so feedback and even a compliment lets us know we are heading the right direction with things!
@@RichardFriendartist You are already in the right place! Thank you.
Thank you
New sub, thanks for the video, helps me a lot
I interviewed Sal Regla a few months back and he zooms in A LOT. And he's on an iPad. I'd love a "how, when, and why to break up lines" video. When I erase in CSP I just click C and draw with transparency. I love inking demos! I know you have a video about different materials but I'd love to see a more in-depth version of that from which I can develop references for myself. Like "this effect for leather, and this for latex" etc.
I do too (zoom) but this was just dabbling and not really getting into anything very challenging. I will talk about when and why I break up lines...has more to do with the drawing than an inking concept though. and someone else mentioned the "c" and that is a GREAT and super useful shortcut so thanks to both of you for mentioning it. I don't ink or draw digitally now...but I know people use this because of a multitude of reasons so I wanted to make some nice videos on the program because it is great!
Awesome. I zoom in even closer than you do (sometimes). Definitely would like to see more of these kind of videos.
if I am working I go in closer...this video I never really did anything very demanding! and thank you. More new content coming!
Thank you for the good advice. It makes me feel like, finding a piece to go and inking.
In the 1990s I was more of an X-Force comic reader. X-ecutioner song's cross-over was as far as I really went into X-men.
In the 2000s these were the run of X-men I got when I was curious about the comics. I really liked the hyper stylized characters. They reminded me of Joe Mad.
I also really like Sabertooth. So seeing him as an X-men again was cool.
if you have the program...have some fun and try inking something...lots of people do it just for fun and a hobby...you can also do this in photoshop and procreate and many other drawing apps...as long as there's layers and brushes or pens you should be fine!
For what it's worth (and that ain't much), I usually size pencils to fit at printed size, 400ppi. If I know it will be printed POD only, then I back it down to 300ppi. I also use Vector Layers because of the _extreme_ editability and output flexibility.
cool, thanks Kevin. One thing about clip studios "vector" is, it is not real vector. It's only vector in clipstudio...it will not export as true vector (or at least it didn't used to) which can be problematic I feel. Each person will definitely find a workflow and process that fits their needs.
Im going for the same software and equipment that was used in the making of the RAW slides -Akira
I really enjoyed watching this video and found it very informative. However, I couldn't help but notice that the CSP interface truly sucks and it looks quite outdated, despite being functionally, it still looks like something from the 90s. I hope to see more CSP videos in the future like this one, thank you for your time Rich!
Thanks so much. I use Clip studio, you really helped me out with the setup stuff. Are you going to upgrade to the 2.0 version? Just curious. They are changing a bunch of stuff from what I understand.
I got a little excited when you started on his arm and it was a hairy arm. Thought I was gonna see a arm hair demo! How long does a piece like this take you to ink?
hahaa longer than a youtube video. ;) I think a piece like this would take about 8-11 hours...somewhere around there. It's not that detailed but normally I'd do this traditionally...and that might even be a bit faster for me than digital! Digital gets slow doing certain things where traditional I can blast through it way quicker. Paint bucket is the only big advantage digital has in my opinion over traditional...but that can also be overdone and make things look flat!
One thing I am confused about in regards to Clip Studio is that one of the features of the software is the ability to make comic panels. These panels are separated allowing the artist to draw behind them (a mask). This is great, but when it comes to inking (and even more so with coloring), it becomes difficult as each panel is on a seperate layer.
Do you have any thoughts about the panel feature? Should it be used and how do you ink multiple panels without getting lost in layers?
Question -- where do you get the pencils (like the one in the video)?
Nice work and tutorial...
Thinks rich..
No problem.
How on the hell did I kiss this!!!
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