I quit art school because of Covid and it had me so frustrated that I stopped drawing completely for 6 months. Your videos gave me the push I needed to draw again ! Thank you ! 😁
@@TheTriexy Art school was a really bad place for me, a place of anxiety and constant faillure and picking up a pencil reminded me of that. Still does sometimes :/
I have owned Clip Studio for years and do not use it because the tutorials are often of little help and Clip Studio's webinars are down-right-painful to view but you have put together a very clear and helpful tutorial and are a natural at making people comfortable and ready to learn, I have been compelled to join the thousands of others that have subscribed to your channel. Thank you Shyfoxx
Oh my god. I’ve had clip studio paint for 5 years now, and every time I tackled a new drawing/project it would be so underwhelming (and would easily distort since I have never used a vector layer)and it would take FOREVER. I find it hard to sit down and watch tutorials, which is why I have been struggling for so long and I finally found your video. The way you teach is very approachable and I made sure to stay the entire time because I knew whatever you had to say would be very educational and vital to me in the future. Thank you so much I very very much appreciate it!!!!!
THIS helped me GREATLY! Many thanks..... I was getting really frustrated with how many nodes were in my lines and that tool made them SO much easier to cope with.
I wanted to get the clip studio.. but I am just not willing to pay a subscription.. I currently use procreate on ipad. I got a XP pen deco mini for my pc and use krita or gimp. Great video like you said a lot of your topics are included in other apps as well .
I must be the oddball because lineart is one of my favourite parts of drawing. XD (Though I need to start using the vector layer more. Thanks for the tips!)
I started digital drawing because i always wanted to add more detail and more lineart than i could with my pens. Yet once i discovered painting and how relaxing painting stuff is i havent done any lineart since
I've always enjoyed using photoshop for editing random things. Gf got a tablet so I want to start drawing twitch emotes and things. Haven't done anything drawing related so your channel has been extremely helpful. I'm definitely flexing my creative muscles here.
I just got CSP, been using Krita for a year and a half and these videos are helping so much. I also am learning the love and joy or stabilizers and i cant ever go back!
This tutorials is more useful than other tutorials, thank you very much you hit all the points I was frustrated about. I'm definitely coming back to watch this video when I get lost or confuse.
Yo, I just started getting into drawing with CSP, and winging it I was doing...... ok, but watching the better Emote Video and this has helped out alot! I'm going to watch more of your how to videos on this, thanks for making clear and concise videos on how to use this program!
I've always thought that digital art is so daunting..but after watching some of your videos it gives me some hope! Thanks a lot! To know that you're self taught motivates me even more!
Another good tip is to set the fill tool to fill to the center of the vector lines, that way you minimize blank spots under the line art, in case you want to decrease the line width later
believe me, stuff like this is why I'm glad there are good in-depth tutorials for improving and making something as tedious as linearting is feel more engaging. And this is coming from someone who is used to clicking and making paths for lineart (and shading) so it comes out looking good (while taking HOURS to do) and is wanting to try something more efficient. (and doesn't want his pen display to go to waste either...) Also I see that adorable Alolan Vulpix back there!
I just got Clip more recently and trying to learn Clip has been super discouraging, Thank you so much for showing me some of the ropes! I had no idea there were vector layers in Clip Studio, If only I had found this before I made my first emote lol It just got approved too, I will have to redo it RIP
Thank you so much. This helped so much. I am new to Clip Studio Paint. My hands are always shaking, Because I’m always nervous. That Line art tool stuff it’s going to be so helpful. And thanks for explaining the vector layer cause I had no idea what that was
It's nice to see someone explain what some of the tool options are. I haven't done digital art in like 10 years and back then I used SAI and was just squeaking by. So this will really help, no I'm off to watch your paint faster video.
I really don't like doing lineart but this tutorial makes the process feel so much better and less stressful. Thank you for this, definitely will be using vectors and these tools from now on.
Brilliant! Just got done with the line art for the head of my very first drawing, and your video so perfectly picked out all my beginner frustrations (circles and intersections!) and addressed them in a fun and to-the-point manner. Thank you so much for a great tutorial, will be able to make some great improvements already.
I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm trying to get into digital drawing and most of the tutorials in youtube tend to be too much for a novice like me, but you explain everything so cleanly and calmly! Thank you so much! ☺️
Thank you so much for making this! Finally coming back to my old hobby of drawing, and I had this software for a year but I'm only just digging into it and your tutorials are the best!
Definitely a good idea. I sometimes like mine not to seem perfect and exact, maybe just a personal preference in some cases. But you're definitely right! Great to make use of all these tools
I learned to make digital art over a decade ago using Photoshop. It took me downloading CSP to realize just how unintuitive PS is for actual painters. I’m still learning CSP, but I love it already. Lineart will no longer be as much of a chore.
I've recently started drawing again after quitting after I left college. I stream and wanted to make my own Emotes and have been watching your videos a lot today and wow these things you are showing are helping out. I'm still rubbish but yeah Thankyou for your content!
About the stabilizer, what I did is to make it automatically adjust relative to the speed I'm drawing. When I'm drawing a line slowly, the stabilizer automatically increases, but when I draw a line faster, it decreases so it keepthe motion of those broad movements intact
My issue is having such a handicap with stabilizing bc of shaky hands that my line art looks so robotic by the end of it. I wish I could just “tell” when and where to use varied thickness to give the lineart depth and make it seem much more visually appealing 😭 Even the option of changing the lines in vector layers doesn’t help with the issue of not having that ‘eye’ for knowing where to use thin/thick lines.
I'm slightly newbie in digital art, i came from traditional art and calligraphy 🙈 haha i gotta binge your tutorials. They seem very helpful. Do you have any tips for drawing dreadlocks hair style? Thank you!
That's awesome! My best advice with anything specific like that is use references! Good to get references of the real things but also different was of drawing/painting it to get some ideas of how to approach it.
@@Shyfoxx thank you! I did use real person as reference. Specifically, Charlize Theron's hairstyle in Fast and furious 8.. But her dreadlocks there was soooo thin. I honestly don't know how to try and draw a really thin dreads. 🤣 you can look her up so you'd see the idea. 🙈 i drew dreadlocks but they're thick as heck not like the one Charlize have. I like it to be thin but i dunno how hahaha. She's just so pretty and badass.
I have been trying to learn how to make emotes look cleaner and more polished, and this video single handedly changed the look of my art in EXACTLY the way I was looking for - thank you!!
The aha moment for me was to draw ONE line at a time. Don't "feather" your lines like sketches. One line and ctrl + z in your best friend. I have it bound to my gaming mouse with 20 buttons lol
I know I'm late, just discovered your channel. I have a question, If you don't mind. How do I find the option "Correct line" and "Object free transformation" like you have on your Sub Tool? I know It might be a custom config but how do I add it there? I'm still trying to learn this program!
I found that if you click "Operation" and then "object" you can in the tool property select the mode for that one to a free form, scale etc etc. And then just rename it to Object free transform. It does the same thing she does, and I have been looking EVERYWHERE as well =)
Don't know of I'm doing something wrong, but I find smoothing is far superior in Art Rage. It not only makes the line smoother on the micro level, but also overall, almost like a vector, without the hassle of having to set points, and the degree of smoothing and also the length of taper is fully adjustable.
im new to clip studio paint and i really find your video so helpful. i just can't seem to find the object tools when using vector layer? and the other tools you're using to adjust the lines. could you maybe please help me :( thank you!
I recorded a quick video to answer your question. So check this if you want to see where the object tool and line tool are located. ruclips.net/video/BunkSjH_ZH0/видео.html I should note that some of the object tools are still located under my line tools, if that makes sense but this should at least help you find yours. Hope this helps!
I'm just seeing your video. I really like the information, I was wondering if you rough draw first on paper than scan to your digital platform, or do you do everything digitally from start to finish project.
When I got started in digital art I drew on paper then scanned or took a photo. Now I only draw digitally. I got better at it, used to it and now I draw better digitally then on paper because I make use of the drawing tools.
Do ever go to convention. Like San Diego Comic Con, I'm starting to animation for my son. We want put it on wedtoons. Do have any suggestions or advice.
No I almost did, planned to do one right before Covid hit but since then I've changed direction with my work and never ended up doing any conventions. Maybe one day!
I love doing lineart tbh, but what fustrates me is that in one stroke sometimes some parts get thin and thickers, I have been doing digital art for 10 months and I know its the pen pressure configuration, but I have modified alot of times and still not finding the indicated pressure settings
@@Shyfoxx im trying to get into drawing simplied stuff. Its so damn hard! Do you have any tips what brush to use in krita by any chance? Because i totally do not have a pirated photoshop that crashes constantly.
@@TwiejkVR I don't know very much about Krita, I just know it's the best free program out there. So unfortunately I can't give more specific advice on making better use of the brushes! Best advice I can give is do some experimenting and practicing with them to get a better feel for how they work. Best of luck!
They are both great but just different. If you ask me I prefer CSP because it has a lot more tools and things to use that I am able to make use of. Procreate is great for being a simpler program, not as confusing and is known for it's nice brushes. CSP has nice brushes too, especially with the downloadable community assets. Both are great for the iPad.
Hi there! do you know if in the trial for CSP, the object tool doesn't work? I had tried to use it in an earlier tutorial of yours that involved moving these dots on a line, but the dots never appeared. Now, when i choose object on my vector layer, the options are not clickable :(
In clip studio you click on window, then canvas, then new window. On PC you can drag it like a popout. You can't drag it like a popout on iPad but it'll still be a duplicate view you can arrange to view while drawing. Hope that helps 👍
You would need to have 'Presure sensitivity' with whatever your drawing tool is. Most drawing tablets/digital pens should do this in most art programs. Press harder, thicker line. Press lighter, thinner line.
⭐I have made an UPDATED video:⭐ ruclips.net/video/rYY8eBwFVqc/видео.html
This is better and more current than a lot of other tutorials
Thanks, glad you think it's a good one!
I quit art school because of Covid and it had me so frustrated that I stopped drawing completely for 6 months. Your videos gave me the push I needed to draw again ! Thank you ! 😁
That's wonderful news! You got this!!! There's so much we can learn from online sources for free. I made a career out of art and I am self taught. 👍
Why you stopped drawing Oo you dont need to a school to draw for yourself
@@TheTriexy Art school was a really bad place for me, a place of anxiety and constant faillure and picking up a pencil reminded me of that. Still does sometimes :/
@@Valordun For that is a school to do failures and mistakes to learn :)
Good thing it was a hoax/test , or everyone would be dead ! Hilarious that people thought the government was truthful
I have owned Clip Studio for years and do not use it because the tutorials are often of little help and Clip Studio's webinars are down-right-painful to view but you have put together a very clear and helpful tutorial and are a natural at making people comfortable and ready to learn, I have been compelled to join the thousands of others that have subscribed to your channel. Thank you Shyfoxx
That made my day to read, thank you so much! So glad I could help make CSP bearable to learn haha. :)
Oh my god. I’ve had clip studio paint for 5 years now, and every time I tackled a new drawing/project it would be so underwhelming (and would easily distort since I have never used a vector layer)and it would take FOREVER. I find it hard to sit down and watch tutorials, which is why I have been struggling for so long and I finally found your video. The way you teach is very approachable and I made sure to stay the entire time because I knew whatever you had to say would be very educational and vital to me in the future. Thank you so much I very very much appreciate it!!!!!
This comment made my day. Thank you for making teaching art so rewarding. 🤗
This is what kinda info I've been looking for. Actually explaining the tools instead of drawing and assuming we know like most tutorials out there
So glad to hear that. Thanks!!
I had no idea you could increase the number of squares in the mesh transformation tool! Awesome! Everything else in this video is great too.
Awesome!
THIS helped me GREATLY! Many thanks..... I was getting really frustrated with how many nodes were in my lines and that tool made them SO much easier to cope with.
Definitely! No problem
I finally have Clip Studio after being a watcher for around a year. This was extremely helpful even 3 years after the upload. Thank you !
Thanks for being a long time watcher! Glad it was helpful!!
I wanted to get the clip studio.. but I am just not willing to pay a subscription.. I currently use procreate on ipad. I got a XP pen deco mini for my pc and use krita or gimp. Great video like you said a lot of your topics are included in other apps as well .
I must be the oddball because lineart is one of my favourite parts of drawing. XD (Though I need to start using the vector layer more. Thanks for the tips!)
Yass! I enjoy lineart too!
I started digital drawing because i always wanted to add more detail and more lineart than i could with my pens. Yet once i discovered painting and how relaxing painting stuff is i havent done any lineart since
Object tool rules! 💪😎
Heck yeaaaah!
I just got clip studio after using Sai for years. These tutorials help so much!
The stabilization was very helpful i always wondered why it is so rough and not smooth but now I can also make smoother. thanks
You bet! :)
@@Shyfoxx thanks for the reply
No problem 👍
I've always enjoyed using photoshop for editing random things. Gf got a tablet so I want to start drawing twitch emotes and things. Haven't done anything drawing related so your channel has been extremely helpful. I'm definitely flexing my creative muscles here.
Awesome! Bets of luck!
I just got CSP, been using Krita for a year and a half and these videos are helping so much. I also am learning the love and joy or stabilizers and i cant ever go back!
Absolutely! Stabilizers are a must!
@@Shyfoxx hi! When I use stabilizers, it doesn't work. It stays like it is on zero! I put it to 100 and it does nothing, am I missing something?
That sounds like a glitch to me unfortunately. I'm not exactly sure why that might happen. You should at least be able to move it off zero.
@@Shyfoxx I did move it off zero, yet its still looking like it would if it was on zero.
Thanks for making this tutorial! Lineart has always been intimidating for me, so this is helpful :)
Thank you Sitrie! 💙
Thank you for making these helpful videos on drawing and creating emotes!
No problem!
This tutorials is more useful than other tutorials, thank you very much you hit all the points I was frustrated about. I'm definitely coming back to watch this video when I get lost or confuse.
Awesome!! No problem 👍
Yo, I just started getting into drawing with CSP, and winging it I was doing...... ok, but watching the better Emote Video and this has helped out alot! I'm going to watch more of your how to videos on this, thanks for making clear and concise videos on how to use this program!
No problem! Glad it could help!!
Thank you for all the tips!
You are so welcome!
I've always thought that digital art is so daunting..but after watching some of your videos it gives me some hope! Thanks a lot! To know that you're self taught motivates me even more!
Absolutely! Best if luck
*turns color layer on* DAYUM!
yass color layers!
You are my hero. I got a xp pen and clip studio for Christmas and was a bit lost 😅
Happy to hear it. Have fun painting.
Another good tip is to set the fill tool to fill to the center of the vector lines, that way you minimize blank spots under the line art, in case you want to decrease the line width later
believe me, stuff like this is why I'm glad there are good in-depth tutorials for improving and making something as tedious as linearting is feel more engaging. And this is coming from someone who is used to clicking and making paths for lineart (and shading) so it comes out looking good (while taking HOURS to do) and is wanting to try something more efficient. (and doesn't want his pen display to go to waste either...)
Also I see that adorable Alolan Vulpix back there!
That's awesome! And yes, got to show off my Vulpix!
I just got Clip more recently and trying to learn Clip has been super discouraging, Thank you so much for showing me some of the ropes! I had no idea there were vector layers in Clip Studio, If only I had found this before I made my first emote lol It just got approved too, I will have to redo it RIP
Glad it was helpful! Vector layers are super useful no doubt!
That was great and really helpful. I knew some of this but it helped me sort out my loose understanding of it and get it much tighter. Poifect
Super glad to hear it! Thanks!
Thank you so much. This helped so much. I am new to Clip Studio Paint. My hands are always shaking, Because I’m always nervous. That Line art tool stuff it’s going to be so helpful. And thanks for explaining the vector layer cause I had no idea what that was
No problem! Happy it helped!
I do pixelart but watching your videos empowered me to purse lineart! LFG!
Super helpful! Wish I’d seen this video when I first started csp
Thank you!
Excellent tutorial !! Thanks for the tips to begginers users of CSP
No problem!!
U explained very well thanks for this, extremely helpful.
No problem! Happy to hear that, thanks!!
It's nice to see someone explain what some of the tool options are. I haven't done digital art in like 10 years and back then I used SAI and was just squeaking by. So this will really help, no I'm off to watch your paint faster video.
Awesome! I used Sai before switch to CSP as well!
I really don't like doing lineart but this tutorial makes the process feel so much better and less stressful. Thank you for this, definitely will be using vectors and these tools from now on.
You bet! These tools make it much more enjoyable and you'll feel like you have more control! Happy painting!
Ahhhh I’ve been waiting for this vid!!!!! I love it!!! Very well done!
Thanks so much! And that makes it worth doing. ❤️
Thank you so much for this tutorial !
You bet! :)
Brilliant! Just got done with the line art for the head of my very first drawing, and your video so perfectly picked out all my beginner frustrations (circles and intersections!) and addressed them in a fun and to-the-point manner. Thank you so much for a great tutorial, will be able to make some great improvements already.
So glad to hear this! I definitely like to hear that I’m not rambling as well lol.
Thank you so much, it took me two days to sort out how to reduce your vector points. And when I found your video, it was a God sent. Thank you.
So glad it could help! Happy painting 😊
I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm trying to get into digital drawing and most of the tutorials in youtube tend to be too much for a novice like me, but you explain everything so cleanly and calmly! Thank you so much! ☺️
Super glad it could be helpful! Good luck on your art journey! 😊
So helpful! Many thanks.
No problem!
thank you so much! You helped me a lot because I have really troubles to make a good looking logo. Thanks for explaining the vektor!
No problem! Glad it helped! Good luck with the logos.
Thank you so much for making this! Finally coming back to my old hobby of drawing, and I had this software for a year but I'm only just digging into it and your tutorials are the best!
Ahhh thank you! More tutorials to come. Glad you're liking them. 🤗
i got clip studio today because of your tutorials. These have been the only tutorials that make sense to me. Thanks!
Super glad to hear it! I hope you enjoy CSP! :)
Can we just appreciate tht she still hearts comments even when this video was 6 months ago
Haha thanks! The videos continue to be relevant so why not! :)
Thank you so much for all the tips! It's very useful for beginners like me! I really appreciate it! 🥰
Awesome to hear! No problem
You got yourself a new wacher
Awesome! Thank you!
For perfect circles, just use the elipse tool instead of the continuous line tool
Definitely a good idea. I sometimes like mine not to seem perfect and exact, maybe just a personal preference in some cases. But you're definitely right! Great to make use of all these tools
Thank you you helped me so much
No problem! 😊
Ive seen many of your videos and really helpful. You got a sub for me 👍 keep up the great work
Thanks so much! Appreciate it!!
I learned to make digital art over a decade ago using Photoshop. It took me downloading CSP to realize just how unintuitive PS is for actual painters. I’m still learning CSP, but I love it already. Lineart will no longer be as much of a chore.
Absolutely! Programs have been getting so much smarter too over the last decade for sure!
Thank you so much for this! I used to hate lineart, but I'm looking forward to practicing this way
Awesome! Hopefully you can start enjoying it more :)
those are the tools I've been looking for. Thank you very much. Ooooohhhh
No problem!!
This video is so helpful! I cannot wait to give the vector erase tool a try.
Yay! It's quite the fun tool to use. Plus a great big time saver instead of tediously erasing! lol
your vids are the best thank you so much
No problem, thanks!
I've recently started drawing again after quitting after I left college. I stream and wanted to make my own Emotes and have been watching your videos a lot today and wow these things you are showing are helping out. I'm still rubbish but yeah Thankyou for your content!
No problem! That's exciting you're making a return to streaming. Lots of fun moments ahead. Best of luck!
Thank you so much for this! It honestly helped so much with letting me take drawing more in a more relaxed way! Thank you again ♥
That's good! Line art should be fun. :)
This was super informative! Great video!
Thanks Megan!
That's help😁 thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this video!
I had so hard time with linearts and this tutorial is very helpful :D so thank you again :D
You bet! No problem 🤗
About the stabilizer, what I did is to make it automatically adjust relative to the speed I'm drawing. When I'm drawing a line slowly, the stabilizer automatically increases, but when I draw a line faster, it decreases so it keepthe motion of those broad movements intact
Love it!, so helpful❤️❤️❤️❤️,amazing tutorial well done!
Thanks Jamal! ❤️
foxy doing it again dishing out some amazing tips man thanks for doing this
Thank you Andre! ❤️
This is crazy helpful, it reminds me of using the pen tool in Illustrator you can easily adjust the vector points 😧. Thank you!
No problem! Vector tools are so useful!
Your videos have been so useful! Thank you
No problem! 😊
Thank you so much!!!!!
No problem!!
This is great !! Vector tool save my time a lot . Thank you.
Definitely! Glad it helped!
Thank you!!!
No problem!
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
No problem 😊
Thank you so much, this helps a lot! :)
No problem!
thankyou
Your welcome!
Thank you for the tutorial!!! This was really helpful :)
Super happy to hear that!😊
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
Glad to hear it! No problem
My vector tool for intersections is grayed out any idea thanks these videos are the best for clip paint congrats
I'm guess you didn't draw your lines on a vector layer. They grey out on regular layers. Let me know if that was it!
thank you
No problem
Thank you for telling me where the line tool is. I was starting to lose my mind.
No problem!
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My issue is having such a handicap with stabilizing bc of shaky hands that my line art looks so robotic by the end of it. I wish I could just “tell” when and where to use varied thickness to give the lineart depth and make it seem much more visually appealing 😭 Even the option of changing the lines in vector layers doesn’t help with the issue of not having that ‘eye’ for knowing where to use thin/thick lines.
You could always draw with the line tools such as 'continuous curve'. It would take longer but it might get the look and stability you want
Very informative, appreciated... New sub :)
These are so so helpful! I haven’t seriously drawn on the computer since the .. 90s? 😭😭😂😂
The line tool is ALL I know 😭
Yass! You got this!!
Omg thankyou so much for this tutorials
You're welcome! 😊
This was a dope tutorial keep it up!
Thank you Mo!
I'm slightly newbie in digital art, i came from traditional art and calligraphy 🙈 haha i gotta binge your tutorials. They seem very helpful.
Do you have any tips for drawing dreadlocks hair style? Thank you!
That's awesome! My best advice with anything specific like that is use references! Good to get references of the real things but also different was of drawing/painting it to get some ideas of how to approach it.
@@Shyfoxx thank you! I did use real person as reference. Specifically, Charlize Theron's hairstyle in Fast and furious 8.. But her dreadlocks there was soooo thin. I honestly don't know how to try and draw a really thin dreads. 🤣 you can look her up so you'd see the idea. 🙈 i drew dreadlocks but they're thick as heck not like the one Charlize have. I like it to be thin but i dunno how hahaha. She's just so pretty and badass.
Keep practicing! 😊
Oh wow thank you so much for this, I can never draw circles as they always go wonky lol. This helped a lot :)
You bet! No problem ☺️
So helpful :'>
Glad to hear that! 😊
I have been trying to learn how to make emotes look cleaner and more polished, and this video single handedly changed the look of my art in EXACTLY the way I was looking for - thank you!!
Love hearing this. Thank you!!
The aha moment for me was to draw ONE line at a time. Don't "feather" your lines like sketches. One line and ctrl + z in your best friend.
I have it bound to my gaming mouse with 20 buttons lol
Yeah absolutely, line art is done quite differently from sketching. Hot keys are the best! Good call.
This makes me want to draw! Thank you for making this video!!
Thanks so much Luna! ❤️
Love the video and energy!
Thank you!
so glad i found you on twitch
Thanks Red! Glad we met!
I know I'm late, just discovered your channel. I have a question, If you don't mind. How do I find the option "Correct line" and "Object free transformation" like you have on your Sub Tool? I know It might be a custom config but how do I add it there? I'm still trying to learn this program!
I found that if you click "Operation" and then "object" you can in the tool property select the mode for that one to a free form, scale etc etc. And then just rename it to Object free transform. It does the same thing she does, and I have been looking EVERYWHERE as well =)
Don't know of I'm doing something wrong, but I find smoothing is far superior in Art Rage. It not only makes the line smoother on the micro level, but also overall, almost like a vector, without the hassle of having to set points, and the degree of smoothing and also the length of taper is fully adjustable.
Love the vid shy
Thank you so much!! ❤️
im new to clip studio paint and i really find your video so helpful. i just can't seem to find the object tools when using vector layer? and the other tools you're using to adjust the lines. could you maybe please help me :( thank you!
I recorded a quick video to answer your question. So check this if you want to see where the object tool and line tool are located. ruclips.net/video/BunkSjH_ZH0/видео.html
I should note that some of the object tools are still located under my line tools, if that makes sense but this should at least help you find yours.
Hope this helps!
I'm just seeing your video. I really like the information, I was wondering if you rough draw first on paper than scan to your digital platform, or do you do everything digitally from start to finish project.
When I got started in digital art I drew on paper then scanned or took a photo. Now I only draw digitally. I got better at it, used to it and now I draw better digitally then on paper because I make use of the drawing tools.
Do ever go to convention. Like San Diego Comic Con, I'm starting to animation for my son. We want put it on wedtoons. Do have any suggestions or advice.
No I almost did, planned to do one right before Covid hit but since then I've changed direction with my work and never ended up doing any conventions. Maybe one day!
I love doing lineart tbh, but what fustrates me is that in one stroke sometimes some parts get thin and thickers, I have been doing digital art for 10 months and I know its the pen pressure configuration, but I have modified alot of times and still not finding the indicated pressure settings
you are a fucking legend!
Thanks very much lol 🤗
@@Shyfoxx im trying to get into drawing simplied stuff. Its so damn hard! Do you have any tips what brush to use in krita by any chance? Because i totally do not have a pirated photoshop that crashes constantly.
@@TwiejkVR I don't know very much about Krita, I just know it's the best free program out there. So unfortunately I can't give more specific advice on making better use of the brushes! Best advice I can give is do some experimenting and practicing with them to get a better feel for how they work. Best of luck!
What size brush do you typically use for your line art
Currently a size 6 for my typical emotes!
Who thinks is better CSP or procreate hmmm? I use ipad pro
They are both great but just different. If you ask me I prefer CSP because it has a lot more tools and things to use that I am able to make use of. Procreate is great for being a simpler program, not as confusing and is known for it's nice brushes. CSP has nice brushes too, especially with the downloadable community assets. Both are great for the iPad.
Hi there! do you know if in the trial for CSP, the object tool doesn't work? I had tried to use it in an earlier tutorial of yours that involved moving these dots on a line, but the dots never appeared. Now, when i choose object on my vector layer, the options are not clickable :(
The object tool is apart of the trial. Settings will change whether dots appear or not.
Are the vector layers available on the csp ex and pro?
Yes both for sure. It's a basic feature :)
@@Shyfoxx thanks a bunch! Wanna buy csp now since it's on sale but don't have enough yet. Maybe soon. 😔
@@alyarroyo5028 I definitely recommend getting now if you can, goes on sale only a few times a year. Super worth it!
I just wanna know how you got that far out view while you where close up drawing 😂
In clip studio you click on window, then canvas, then new window. On PC you can drag it like a popout. You can't drag it like a popout on iPad but it'll still be a duplicate view you can arrange to view while drawing. Hope that helps 👍
how do you it that stroke? it's like a bit pointy at the end of every stroke. help me :((
You would need to have 'Presure sensitivity' with whatever your drawing tool is. Most drawing tablets/digital pens should do this in most art programs. Press harder, thicker line. Press lighter, thinner line.
@@Shyfoxx oh okay thank you so much!!! :D
No problem!