Yep or use the “half circle ruler” (I use it in clip studio) you draw a line A to B and then it give you the option to “bend it” it works pretty well for some lines I think Tho it doesn’t have touch sensitivity so you need to manually erase the tip and ends if you want.

Agree is helps alot i mean you dont have to be smooth with a sketch but make it at least understandable

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4:20 - The fill (uranuri) is required in every part of the process (LO -> Genga -> Douga), the reason why you typically only see it in Lo and genga is because douga is extremely rare to find, and the most common examples of them are paper douga, where the fill is actually made on the opposite side of the paper. In digital douga exports they simply export a "line" version (no fill) and "uranuri" version (with fill) for every cel. Without uranuri its impossible to keep track of the fill and shiage mistakes would be made. 6:00 - The gradient colours are always to be filled in during shiage as a solid block the same way that shadows or highlights are filled (and if it intersect with another shadow or hi-light color that would get filled with its own unique colours too), blushes are also done like this where the gradient is filled in as a solid block of pink. The plugin interpolate between the gradient color and the normal color dynamically based on their surface area and color keying, creating the gradient effect, this means the gradient is tied to the animation and remains consistent, and the gradient colors are tied to the color model palette used during shiage instead of "in comp", allowing you to define the gradient colors for different palettes (such as a night pallete or high contrast pallete) 6:45 - This is called irotore (color trace) 11:15 - In the context of anime production, it's important to make a distinction between when the "rules" are relaxed due to priorities, and when its highly regimented, what you see online is typically the "front end" of anime production (layout - genga), and not really the "back end" (douga - shiage). Yes, the people who do the front end are for the most part have freedom to shade in whatever ways they want as long as they stick to a broad stroke convention, but the "back end" is HIGHLY regimented to the point where its simpler to think of it in terms of how a computer handle input/output, and even with different companies there are expectations that everyone do things in a certain way (it also depends on how old that company is but thats another can of worms). The reason why western productions have more unique pipelines than anime is due to the fact that the western animation (or at least, the part of it that is exposed to the internet, because we wont talk about the french) industry effectively collapsed a couple of decades ago and was resuscitated from the ground up, so much of it is very much in its infancy and had to basically reinvent the wheel.

Do you have something on how they design clothes for their characters? They're oftentimes very detailed and unique.

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How did you find the Reference sheets for clannad from key studio?

The world doesn't want innovators, they want workers. Most people follow what has already been done, and when they see someone doing something that hasn't been done before (or only a few people have done) they get insecure. Perhaps subconsciously they feel bad about their own life, and want to spread that internalized negativity to people who want to dream big, or perhaps they think people should "stick to reality." For example, nowadays it isn't seen as impossible to drive across the United States by yourself, in fact, most people can do it without struggle. But in 1903, it was seen as nearly impossible at the time, until a man named Horatio Nelson Jackson wanted to do it, just to see if he could, and he succeeded in those crappy cars back then. If nobody tried to do what seems to be impossible, we wouldn't be able to do something like drive across the country, or discover cures for diseases, or create amazing art. Without those people pioneering a new future, we would never grow as a society. And it is healthy to be a realist to an extent, but too much "realism" binds you to only what you know, leaving out the opportunity to learn new things.

Is it possible to put a moving background or animation inside a character, like Sailor moon's 90s transformations ? If not, that's lame, if yes, how ?

How do you make money from running this business

this is intresting thank you

Do you do this full time?

Yeah why are you so mean

CACANi is pretty good for some auto tweening and the Japanese anime industry uses it like Fire Force, Cells at Work, JoJo, etc... Most companies will draw the main keys on paper, CSP, or TVPaint and import that as PNGs into CACANi. Its not AI btw and you have control over the timing and generation.

I respect indie animations a lot. Would love to know if you host casting calls for your project and if so where :]

Hey so is this what the entire anime is gonna be cause I would totally watch it

I have a question. What idie game animations u done so far . If not ant then . What made you do animation in the first place.

Can i do dubbing, i can do this for free if ya need

You should try putting your videos through a software like flowframes, it does a fairly good job at doubling the framerate. It can give out a few artifacts here and there, but it's overall great.

Can i make fanart?

Bro big fan plz pins❤my comment😔

Is it possible to roll a zero in D&D

Are you doing this on your own, or do you have a team? (Either way, pretty cool)

I would like to make my own anime I have had this story in my head for nearly seven years now and I’m just now getting the motivation to start it I’m am now working on the story board for the pilot I am also on an iPad and am using FlipaClip not clip studio I might have to try that

I think what you're doing is neat and well done, but I do think it would be wise to invest in a proper studio setup like a desktop and drawing tablet when you have the time and/or budget for it.

How much time it will take? I'm waiting from long time........

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I just found your channel by accident and i simply love the way you explain things! subbed immediately! <3

You gained a new subscriber and a like❤❤

Have you used CSP desktop via astropad or other screen sharing apps on iOS? I’m not sure I want to pay a subscription fee the iPad version.

How? It's obviously Clip studio paint I was never confused

Where did you get your Drawing tablet?

Oh I’ll try it out

Maybe is should….

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1:18 Caduceus goes full NintendoCapriSun green rupee scream there.

Why is your iPad so slow at detecting your drawings

That's very helpful

Late in seeing this but curious how an animator works on CSP

How did you turn your iPad into a second display and how did you use after-effect on it?

oh my god... thank you! i had no idea you could scroll lmao

App that u use name pls

Good luck! Can’t wait for final result ❤

I love the use of color here!

As an animation student i can totally understand brobro so keep up with the insane quality I one day hope to achive my slef

This is amazing and inspires me a lot. I want to start animating an anime or something like that.

Hey, how long would it take you to do a 15 minute anime?

Why do some of the line art disappear on playback

Gl man

looks really good