Fill in Lines in many different ways! - Clip Studio Paint
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Learn about all the basic settings of the tools in Clip Studio Paint used for coloring in lines, and how to apply them to various line-art styles.
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00:00 - Intro
~~~~ PART 1 - BASIC SETTINGS ~~~~
01:22 - Test-ground Setup
01:53 - Anti-Aliasing
02:07 - Apply to connected pixels only
02:53 - Close Gap
03:23 - Color Margin
04:14 - Area Scaling
05:47 - Refer Multiple
07:05 - Exclude from reference
09:54 - Fill up to vector path
11:24 - Opacity
11:30 - Target Color
15:53 - Contrasting Background Color
~~~~ PART 2 - FILL-IN METHODS ~~~~
17:07 - Line-Art Setup
18:41 - Brushes
20:07 - "Do not cross line of reference layer"
23:21 - Fill-in Bucket
25:47 - Close and Fill + Paint Unfilled Area
29:38 - Advanced Fill
31:31 - Auto Select (Magic Wand) + Mask Layers
35:07 - Outro
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NOTE: The setting "Color Margin" has been renamed to "Tolerance" in an update.
oh my god this is exactly the video ive been looking for. i always see people making videos just using the bucket tool and never explaining what any of the settings do. this is so helpful, thank you!
I'm very glad that it was helpful to you!
Clip Studio Paint changed my life, and its got such a wide variety of methods and options to choose and it can be overwhelming for people thinking they need to master every single tool in the program, but its nice to sit and have someone break down just how these can be utilized. There's relief that I don't have to use all of these, but so many ways to solve little issues I run into. Time management is a big thing with how quickly I finish my art, especially with coloring so this helped me so much. Thanks for the vids!
I'm glad that this was helpful to you!
It is as you said. You don't need to use and master every single tool to be a good artist. But it is good to at least know of them, and maybe try them out at least once.
you are a G dude this video should have so many more views lol
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words~
You don't know how much u have helped me🤧 thankyou so much ✨
You're totally welcome
Brilliant. I've had Clip Studio since 2015 and I didn't know half of what you presented in your video. Thank you!
We tend to stick with the tools that we know. I also have learned a lot of new stuff about CSP recently, although I've been using it since it was still known as Manga Studio
Glad that my video was helpful
you are truly an amazing teacher!
Thank you! I'm glad that you think so
ooooh, very informative! Thank you!
Always glad to be of help~
Thank you for the video. I just recently bought Clip Studio Paint Pro. Still learning the ropes.
It's good to read that it was useful to you as a beginner!
This is a truly outstanding tutorial. Many thanks for your creative and comprehensive post.
Thanks for your kind words
This was a very helpful tutorial for someone with only a few weeks of practice in digital art. I appreciated seeing the differences in how the different tools handled the different line art styles. This is a great piece of reference work - comprehensive and to the point. Thank you for the effort and the upload!
That makes me very glad to read!
Exactly what I hoped this video would be for beginners
To me, your video shows the best examples and explanations as to what to use to add color(s)
😄👍🎨!
Simple and easy explanations from you, and also you showing slowly and clearly what to tap or click on - Thanks for posting this!
I'm glad that you liked it
@@Mink-tDR Yes and subscribed! 😄👍
@@soniarobinson6845 I appreciate it
I appreciate your thoroughness, and your intuitive description of functions and when / why the user would / wouldn't use them. And your demos -- truly, it's not easy finding this sort of straightforward instruction re: Clip Studio Paint. I also like the fact that you keep your examples simple -- shapes, lines, and not a bunch of manga / cartoons / Thunderdome / Game of Thrones-type illustrations, which are distracting. Thank you.
I'm glad you liked my way of explaining things! Thank you a lot for your feedback!
Wow! You went through every type of line! I usually line with a low density brush so its transparent- i guessed it was but this definitely confirmed it and why certain brushes look weird on it! Thank you so much. Its been an absolute pain filling and watching this is helping me alot.
That's why I made it!
So that people don't have to go through the same struggle of figuring things out by themselves as I did
I'm very glad that it was helpful to you!
Thank you so much.
I'm very glad that it was helpful to you!
And thank you for sharing the tools that you found! I appreciate it a lot~
This video has been so very helpful to learn with!! I still struggle a little bit with filling stuff in quickly because I use slightly transparent lines😅. But this video has made the struggle more tolerable than trying to figure it out for hours! Thank you!!!
I'm very glad that it was helpful to you!
Great Video...very helpful!
Glad to read that
Excellent explanations! A thing I find useful with the fill bucket tool, is that it can also be used to erase an area instead of filling it. Just select the transparent color instead of the foreground/background color.
The paint unfilled area option is quite useful for those little spots that were not filled with the fill bucket. Instead of paiting them manually, you can quickly brush over those areas to fill them. If the line and the color is on one layer, this is much quicker than having to work with a brush.
I have also did some trials with auto actions and the fill tools, so you could automize some steps of the process, like when you want to create a base color layer based on vector lines. But that is quite tricky, but could be useful for repetitive work.
Thank you for the additional tips!
Great informative and detailed video! Hello fellow csp artist and teacher 😊 I didn't know some of these tips, so thanks!
Thank you, and you are more than welcome~
Amazing video and extremely thorough!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
This tutorial is extremely well done. Actually, I already figured out all the mystic features of CSP's incredible bucket tool, but I'll surely be heading people to your video when I get asked about that. Thanks a lot, that's great work here !
Thank you so much!
I'm very glad that you liked it!
Oh thank you this helped! 👍
I'm very glad!
@@Mink-tDR 🙃
Thank you, friend
You're welcome
@@Mink-tDR Can I ask you a question? I'm trying to find a way to make color flats faster and more efficient and the only way I see is with the selection pen tool in photoshop, do you know how I could do it in csp?
I would like to paint without lines in my works like the pros
@@MrVegito So you mean you want to paint flat colors without lines?
Well, I can't really think of faster ways than using the lasso fill, poly line, continuous curve, or simply a solid brush. You can use brushes that have different shapes to achieve different looks. Which tool is the best depends on what you want to draw.
Another method that comes to minds is that you draw lines at first, fill them in with the fill tools, and then hide the lines. That's probably not faster though.
Can you also do one for procreate?
Amazing vid :D
Thank you!
Sorry, but I don't use Procreate.
Do you know that you are angel but only without the wing?
Hahah, a bit of an exaggeration. I just make tutorial videos.
I appreciate it nonetheless though
Thank you so much this was very helpful!
That makes me very glad!