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Making Repeating Patterns in Clip Studio Paint
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Prompted by the Clip Studio Tips of the month, here is another repeating pattern video! This time, we take a look at how to make repeating patterns in Clip Studio Paint.
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Tools: Clip Studio Paint EX + Wacom Bamboo Tablet
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Only 7 min in and this deer design is one of the coolest things ive seen
@@gustinggrimoire Thank you! I love doing animal inspired patterns.
Thank you so much! This was by far the easiest tutorial!
Glad to hear it! I know different methods work better for different people, but I find this one easiest too, so I thought I’d share.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I looked on Skillshare, and couldn't find any lessons for Clip Studio Paint that explained how to create continuous patterns like this. Your video is exactly what I needed!
I’m glad you found it helpful! I love sharing the beauty that is repeating patterns. c:
Wow, what a great tutorial! it helped me alot to make a collegue project, thanks! :)
A few different techniques i'd use: to find the center the image you can active the grid in the view tab, then open the grid/ruler bar settings and click to find the center. Also, u can make a layer only for the symmetrical ruler, make it show in all layers and then lock it, you'll only use one for the whole drawing :) I mean, thats how I do it and thanks again
Glad to hear it helped, and thanks for the tips! I’ll have to try them out next time I work on a pattern. c:
I've always wanted to make grand ornamental patterns like this - thank you so much for this tutorial, I've just made my first thanks to you and I'm so excited to make more!
So glad to hear it, those are my favorite kinds of patterns too. I hope you have a lot of fun and make many more! :D
Just got a Wacom tablet, and Clip Studio Paint. Appreciate the availability of your video, as I am very new to digital art but very excited to get going on it!
Congrats! I hope you have a lot of fun with it. :D
If you have any Clip Studio or digital art questions, I’m always happy to share what I know, so don’t be afraid to ask!
I am frankly amazed that there are people posting tutorials that use the same method as you can use in PS when there's an autotile function RIGHT THERE?!? Thanks a ton!
Haha, well those are helpful for people with other programs! I just figured since Clip Studio makes it easy, why not use it?
this changes my life
In a good way I hope, haha.
OMG THANK YOU!! you re the best ever😭💕
Super tutorial thank you so much😊
Glad it was helpful!
This is sooo sososo helpful, i've been trying to search for a CSP tutorial on how to do this and you definitely explained it in the best and most concise way! Thanks so much, this has made my work so much easier :D
Glad to hear it! It’s definitely one of my preferred methods of making patterns myself. c:
Your tutorial is very helpful! I searched for something like this since I prefer to remain at csp and still doing graphic design related 💖 I am very gratefull for what you did, thank you very much!
I’m glad to hear that! CSP is definitely one of my favorite programs too. cx
thank you sooo much, it was soooo helpful
Glad to hear it! :D
Thank you so much! This tutorial is really helpful and all the process still works well these days. :)
Wonderful! I’m glad to hear it’s still helpful. c:
Thank you definitely the easiest way
Good to hear!
thank you so much!!!! it's a amazing tutorial . thank you from the bottom of my heart
Glad to hear it! :D
Dear Lord! thats was the best pattern tutorial I`ve seen! almost the time I was "puf... this can't be done with hand made pattern. even with updatable drawing! will be a nightmare!!", and gurl! thanks for save my ass hahahaha love so much your video. im gonna see all the other videos you have done too.
thanks!! xx
I’m glad you found it helpful! I know it’s certainly made it easier for me to make patterns myself, so I like sharing the info. :D
Thank you.
Hope it helps! ^-^
Thank you so much! You are my new mentor!
Glad you found it helpful! c:
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
NOW I CAN DO TEXTURES FOR MY GAME
So glad you found it helpful! Game textures are definitely a great use for repeating patterns. :D
Thank you so much! Your designs are so... WOW o.o I was floored. Looks like some magical forest being. I love tutorials that don't edit out mistakes. We are likely to make these same mistakes, so we get to see how to troubleshoot as well. Good stuff, much appreciated! Subbed =]
Thank you too! And yeah, I figured knowing how to address those kinds of mistakes would be helpful, haha.
I’m working on adding more videos, but my other social media is much more up-to-date if you get bored in the meantime. cx
You are cool. Thanks!
Hope it was helpful! c:
@@InvertSilhouette Yes it is. Very usefull skill. Thanks!
This is AMAAAZING! THANKS!!!
Thank you too! :D
Hello. Nice video. Don't know if you know this, but to help with finding the centre, you can view the gridline centre under the view tab. Just makes things easier and faster.
I hadn’t found that feature yet actually. That is very helpful, thank you!
@@InvertSilhouette Thanks for showing how to make repeating patterns! Making one now actually :)
@@penciligram1886 Glad I could show you something useful then! ^-^
Brilliant!
Great system, CS is a little picky with creating patterns. It's one of the few things Painter actually excels at beyond media application.
Thanks! I actually haven’t heard Corel Painter recommended for patterns yet, but good to know it handles them well.
@@InvertSilhouette It uses a symmetry ruler similar to CS but the boarders of the canvas loop back on the opposite side so when your brush extends off the canvas, it appears on the opposite side. It has it's own limitations but still easier.
@@TimothyCHenderson Very cool! That’s definitely beneficial for the kinds of patterns I made here.
Nice tutorial, and dope art.
Your drawing style reminds me very much of Tom Hamel, you might like his work as well.
Thank you! He’s not an artist I’m familiar with, but from what I can see of a quick search, it’s very cool. c:
Thank You 🙏
Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks a lot !!
You’re quite welcome! ^-^
thank you so much!
Hope it helps! :D
It would be nice if the tiling feature had a radial option. this makes tiling simple and fast.
That would be cool! I think there’s somewhere on the CSP forums you can make feature suggestions if you want to suggest it.
@@InvertSilhouette I will look into it thanks.
Holy moly
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The pattern looks awesome. I'm wondering if you can't use the automation feature of clip studio to automate the conversion between rasterized and image material layer.
Thank you! Yup, you probably could use auto actions to make it a little easier / faster.
For the tutorial, I usually find it helps people learn if I repeat the steps a few times though (and I forgot that was a feature Clip Studio had when I was filming, haha).
@@InvertSilhouette Yeah, you're probably right. I always tend to take the lazy route but if I were ever to lose all the automations I've set up, I would definitely need to start from scratch again and relearn all the steps.
@@ValleyOfWillows Good thing we can just look it up online again. XD
They’re definitely handy to have though, I have quite a few set up for things I do often.
Does this translate to making patterns for shirt printing for example?
Yup! As long as you keep in mind the restrictions for whatever type of printing you’re using, it should work fine. (Ex. Screen printing can usually only use limited colors)
can we hav
\e the brush set to buy?
If you mean the brush I used in the tutorial, then yes! It's available for free here: assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=1942275
You can also search my username on the Clip Studio Assets page if you'd prefer. c:
you are genius!
Glad you found it helpful!
i cant find tiling in my tool property :(
Sorry for the delayed reply, I must have missed this!
Keep in mind, this tutorial is for the 1.0 version of Clip Studio, so I don’t know if things have changed if you upgraded.
That said, you’ll want to make sure you convert your layer first (as this changes the available settings), and make sure your tool is “Object” under the “Operation” panel.
You then have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the panel to find the tiling option.
Hope this helps!
thank you so much for the answer :)
@@InvertSilhouette
For some reason under tool properties there is no tile function...
Nevermind, got it!
@@Etsumirsha Glad you found it! cx