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Thank you, im going to start binging your content.

this is extremely frustrating to deal with. I wish there was a simpler tool for doing this. Ms paint is unironically way superior for when you just want to draw a box.

Nope, I clicked this to see your beard. Now I'm disappointed! In serious news, I make all these mistakes, I guess I should shave mine :/

Dump the background noise !

Awesome tutorial mate, I just got into video editing and photoshop, and this video has provided me with amazing tools

Wow!!!!

great stuff, really useful but what's with the muzak? beyond irritating!

Great video inking has always been overwhelming to me.. i think i may try the 0.3 switch to the 0.1 style

I swear ive seen you on the clip studio paint channel o.o

where did you illustrate your comic before importing into InDesign?

I just got started using clip studio. Tnx 4 video ❤

Thank you for the video! It was really useful. :) I need to improve my paneling and establishing shots, and this information was practical. I hope to start applying it immediately. Cheers!

Im thinking about migrating from photoshop to csp, Is it that much better for painting compared to photoshop ?

My text keeps h Going behind my bubble, how do I fix that

i didnt even go halfway through with the tutorial but i was able to get the info i needed from the few minutes you demonstrated the tool and just drew and nice background with the grid.... really good stuff compared to most of what ive watched

Dude! Thanks for the content!!

Hey Scott. Thanks for unlocking CSP. Great video. Is there a way to make CSP order the panel folders from top left corner to bottom right? The default is for Manga, going from top right to bottom left. It would save a lot of clicking and dragging over a 24 page comic.

Fun video! I would watch some chillstreams, just watching you do your art.

I don't know why I watched any other tutorial, senpai. Perfection.

Hi ! thanks for the video ! One thing I don't get with the pen tool is how you get the pointy ballon tail. When I try I only get rounded end tail.

I have a question: I'm creating a graphic novel in Clip Studio Paint. When I'm done with it, it'll roughly be around 200 pages. How do you save or work on a file that has so many pages without slowing the program down? Do you only do a certain number of pages with multiple files and then combine them all using a different program?

After i import an image into a panel, it has a purple overlay ontop of the image... how do i get rid of that?

Nice video but wish you would shown how to add a grid to the perspective lines.

boss

If you are drawing traditionally on paper for comics, are the drawings drawn at the actual size of the comic or are they drawn larger then scaled down when scanned? Trying to figure out what size of paper to start. Thanks in advance.

Bro whut- "skimping out" and fkn around w/ all kinds of over-simplified, janky backgrounds behind really nice foregrounds has been a core comics tradition since the invention of comics. People would even photocopy photographs and take that posterized b/w and slap the background in there, so many ways that works great and I thought your basic janky background looked DOPE!! I can't stand detail in backgrounds, abstract atmospheric perspective is cooler to me, check out Samurai Jack as the ultimate example of just using basic cut-outs & texture for backgrounds, looks amazing. Cheers :)

Hi Scott, I use CSP mostly but it doesn't use CMYK. do you color exclusively in photoshop? Do you have to select CMYK in Photoshop? When I color in CSP I screen print CMYK colors and try to match it when I'm painting in CSP. ... appreciate your work!

Nice

The music is good

Thanks for the very clear explanation!

i have a really cool idea for a comic thanks for all the tips!

Any Ideas how an Energywing that lashes out sounds? I already used swoosh and wroosh multiple times and i'm already unhappy with that

SUPER helpful video. Starting my comic today and wanted to get a list of different inking tools I could use. Thanks for this!

Love the demo. So let's say I create all the frames and want to save the layout so I can use it on other pages. Do you have a video for that?

scribbles can look great on a piece, but it depends. in your example, it didn't work out at all this is completely based on my short experience, but I think they look better in smaller sizes and on places like a loose cloth or something

For those who have a newer version like me, the "work with other frame borders" under operation -> object doesn't exist. If you want to toggle the same thing, got to "keep gutters aligned" right above draw border.

Wow I didn't see your pfp and I thought this is a whole new artist here to teach us the good stuff, and saw your 2020 version in the video and legit thought the bearded you was invited in this video and I was like 'hey I know that guy'. Then I looked at the clean shaven you and realised 'wait a minute'. Hahaha. Regardless great video.

What I also like is that once a ruler is created (like a curve or something) and you've used it to draw a line, you can click on that Operation Tool then clicking the blue ruler symbol in the layer then you can click on the ruler to edit it and move it around. I find this good if I want the exact same curve in several places on my drawing. I can draw the curve then move the ruler someplace else and draw the same curve there.

What software are you using in this video

Nice!! Thanks! I'm always looking to improve my lettering. I letter in an older version of photoshop which doesn't have vectoring. (this is a pre-subscription version which I'll keep forever lol). I'm happy with it but would like more organic balloon shapes and tails. I have an older version of illustrator too, but I just can't get a handle (no pun intended) on the shaping the balloons and tails. I'll keep on learning and practicing.

First time watching, SUB'd. Its true, I see a lot of digital inkers who close up their shapes and everything not only looks less exciting but also very similar to too many other artists. You've got to throw down some original lines. At least mix up your influences. Great recommendation! Love Stuart Immonen's work and missed hearing about this project. ...until now! Thanks.

Hi Scott -- fantastic tutorial, thank you so much! Let's say I have a page where I had the "draw border" checked and I wanted to go back and do your "hand-drawn" method. Is there an easy way to uno the drawn borders? Thanks again for these wonderful videos. They are so helpful to me!

Ok i saw few videos of you and i watch a lot passion, lot blah blah and little talent... You are a very talent SALES man...

Thank You!❤

Amazing video

Do you have any videos of doing this with open source software?

You are look like Brain Shaw

None of my editors want me to letter in Photoshop anymore. It's all about Illustrator. Though lately, I've been seeing people teaching how to letter in InDesign. You can resize the balloon, and the letters will automatically adjust inside it, instead of doing them separately. That seems like the next step.

I’m trying to learn traditional inks and cross hatching. My view is that it forces me to admit to my mistakes without an “undo” button. This way I can see the quality of my lines and also my screw-ups and accidental overly long lines. It’s tough but I do love playing with ink and paper!! I’m still bad at it but it’s fun!!

This video was really helpful, thanks