2D ARTISTS should use 3D MODELS 🎓 Clip Studio Paint Tutorial

[@Howdoyouchangepf]

What Can’t this program do seriously? I’ve seen clip studio paint: *Animating (With tweening and frame by frame types of animation) *Be used for single Artwork *Let’s you pose 3D models It’s a super flexible program that honestly I may consider using it

[@Nadiaxel]

Mate...when I tried this program first I thought it was "basically Photoshop but with limited features". BOI, WUZ I WRONG. For artists and animators, THIS is way superior to Photoshop. WAY! And you can always try with a trial first and see if you want to keep using it 🤗 and thank you so much for watching 🥺💖 means a lot to me!

[@demolisherinfinite8606]

I wanna add that it’s also way cheaper than Photoshop, even paying full price for Clip, since it’s a one-time purchase and not a yearly subscription like Photoshop (and all other overpriced Adobe crap). It’s even cheaper if you get it during the Black Friday sale. I got it during the sale for $25 and now I have it forever!

[@hexcode5703]

That's because you do not know Blender. 😂 But yeah, CSP is amazing for what it's promise to do, also it have a life-time license too, what looks outdated for the enterprises nowdays unfortunately.

[@akickbush3245]

@@Nadiaxel ya i agree i thought the same and was like how could THIS SOFTWARE TAKE OVER ADOBE IN MY TOOL SET. i was shocked right off the bat that after 30+ years on adobe i had found a software that right from opening state was clearly far superior tool for drawing painting and everything we do as artists. Its clean and responsive doesn't show signs of lag or crashes this was first impressions. then i started looking at each tool and went straight for the pencil tool boy i cant say enough how responsive this is and how much more fluid it really is and how to point it is whit my lines. it is like on paper but with instant erase or step back function. i have laid more lines in 3 days then in 30 years. i worked on watercolor paper with ink and no lead so every line counted with this tool i don't have to live with with happy little mistakes as we call them and can truly refine my work to the point of perfection. after 3 days with my drawing tablet not expensive just run of the mill screen jobbie at the 400$ range plugged it in and went to see about clip. got EX and in 3 days i can tell you i may never really open adobe again to do my art. The only reason i may keep adobe PS and AI is for stuff like logo work and post editing of my work and photo editing. in short this software is nothing compared to Adobe and can see why its the industry standard for us artists. Thank you @Nadiaxel for your stunning tut i will be back for sure. at 260$ for the top of the line end software with out ever having to pay again is just the gravey drooling down my chin in awe of this software.

[@akickbush3245]

@@hexcode5703 I have both and blender isn't for 2d artists who draw concepts this tool is meant for us Blender has its time but not here...

[@linykaa]

love how i spent like 2hrs messing around with these yesterday and not getting anything useful out of it (except for finding out what not to do) and today you upload a video that's pretty much gonna save my life when it comes to poses lmao thank you Nadia!!

[@Nadiaxel]

Omg perfect timing 💪😝 haha, I'm glad I could help!!!

[@tearstoneactual9773]

Okay, to clarify for miss Nadia here. The "old" 3D pose models are actually not old. They are designed to be more realistically proportioned, whereas the "new" ones areset for more manga proportions and reference work. 3D Power to 2D artists!

[@Nadiaxel]

YAAASSSSS you're one of the awesomesstttt people watching 🙌🌟 thank u for the insight too 💪

[@animegravy8024]

As someone who has been struggling with references, this video blew my mind multiple times

[@Zimt_Hase]

Another thing I sometimes do, is to save a png of the model and then add gaussian blur! So, I won't get lost in the exact curves and details of the model (lines of the body, for example) and the drawing gets less stiff. Maybe sounds odd, but only focusing on the silhouette and general shape is really helpful! c:

[@blooblegoopdar4971]

this is such a good idea ur a genius

[@fantamaplesyrup1674]

thnak u for this im gonna try it and see how it changes my art

[@slumber.prince937]

Awesome

[@abadierlangga1]

no need to save as png, just rasterize it

[@Chixistigma]

That's genius

[@basedoppenheimer1497]

Also, one thing I want to add to your point about anatomy: One thing I do is I use the CSP models and pose them in CSP, and I open Blender and load some super detailed anatomy ref models I bought on Artstation and I look back and forth to fill in the anatomical details and muscle groups on my sketch on CSP. This exercise helps a lot to understand and learn anatomy on-the-fly and boosts your visual library as you progress.

[@AMO17]

I know I use 3D models. I'm currently learning Blender so I can make sets and props. Stuff like vehicles and super sized weapons are easier for me to draw at different angles thanks to that. Thanks for this tutorial! It'll be added to my data banks when my brain decides to crap out like it often does lol

[@nicholasmoose6574]

I wasn't even planning on using 3-D models, but your enthusiasm, fun accent and endlessly upbeat whistle soundtrack got me to watch the whole damn video. I might actually try this feature now!

[@moondsst]

you inspire me to draw so much. i have a lot of art insecurities and i sometimes take long breaks because of it. but watching your videos is like your voice in my head telling me “hey, you got this! just pick up your device and get to it.” you motivate me so much. you make art look so fun and i REALLY hope to be as good as you one day, that’s my goal. ive been following your tips and they are really helping. i couldn’t thank you enough for your channel, you are the nicest youtuber i know. 😖

[@Clases3d]

As a 3d modeler who want to learn more about drawing and painting this was really interesting, I heard that you can capture poses from photos too, if only we could export that posed models...thanks Nadia

[@Nadiaxel]

Yesyes, CSP has a feature called "Pose Scanner" (but its currently more a beta-version) where it tries to read a pose from a photo and put it on a 3D model. Sometimes it works really well and other times.....the result is plain hilarious xD and thanks for watching 💘

[@tearstoneactual9773]

Also, if you make a model, say in Blender... you *can* import the model into Clip Studio.

[@parask420]

@@Nadiaxel 3d scanner is still not finished?? I didn't got time to use clip studio paint for more than 2 years and i remember that feature came out around 3 years ago and it's still not stable xD

[@Clases3d]

@@tearstoneactual9773 thanks both of you

[@Nadiaxel]

@@parask420 Yea xD I thought it was finished too, but apparantly it's still in development :3

[@MarrisaBliss]

I LITERALLY DID THIS EXACT THING YESTERDAY!! 4 HOURS OF DESPERATELY SCROLLING FOR PICTURES OF THE PERFECT POSE. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

[@urielcasco8952]

In 20 minutes you showed me a new world. I follow the video step by step and now I could set a basic pose quickly. Thank's a lot.

[@enragedkaiser237]

Honestly, using CSP's 3d models really helped me with learning anatomy and proportions. Fantastic feature!

[@rohygge9671]

I just audibly shouted WHAAAT. You blew my mind with this. I have been absolutely stuck on so many art ideas just because I can't get the poses and anatomy right without a references and I spend hours just looking for photos or videos and then getting stuck if I slightly adjust it. This has helped me so much I can't thank you enough!!! You're a great teacher.

[@cossackfalco]

Hello. Great video by the way, there is a powerful tool that you can use with 3d models that wasnt mention in your video! When you have a 3d model on your canvas have your "All sides view(M)" check marked which can be found under the windows tab. This provides a window where you can work on your model from 4 different view points with 8 different presets without messing with your canvas. Especially useful when considering animation without messing with your camera shot! 👍

[@Nadiaxel]

This is a pro tip I didn't know existed! Thank you so much 🤗

[@shriiijaa]

bro I was struggling for 4 days straight trying to find the right pose thought I was smart enough using 3D objects on my own but nope 🤡. Then I found this tutorial and lemme just say THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart 🙌 you’re a lifesaver Nadia love you so much for this

[@earthtomarsss]

LITERALLY THANK YOU SO MUCH. I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING FOR THE PAST 5 HOURS TRYING TO DO THIS AND THIS IS THE FIRST VIDEO TUT I HAVE WATCHED FOR THIS. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU ❤❤❤❤

[@0-Mayari-0]

Holy shit that hand manipulation triangle is genius. I keep getting impressed by what this program can do.

[@IggyTthunders]

I might have missed it when I scrubbed through this video, but it can't be emphasized enough: 3-D models are great, but if you can find a photo--better yet, if you can *screen cap* an HD video *frame* for your reference --do it! It will always be more organic, because it's real. The image wasn't someone's best educated guess of where what goes where, it's based on what physically is possible, because it happened in the frame. It's the difference between the artist's imagination based on nature versus just the artist's imagination. Remember: you can't draw what you don't understand and you can't understand something visually if you don't know what it *actually* looks like. Everything drawn is based on a reference, nothing comes from nowhere. Anybody who tells you to draw exclusively from memory or from your imagination is wasting your time.

[@Nadiaxel]

Well said 🙌 I mentioned somewhere in the last 5 minutes of the video that 3D-models should not be a substitute for learning important stuff like anatony and figure drawing (line-of-action, motion, weight, etc). But they can be great supplements! 🌟 And I really can't agree more - everything we create is based on some sort of reference - whether it being a picture, live-drawing or knowledge of anatomical structures. Thanks for sharing 💖

[@raindropsandfeathers2245]

I definitely needed this. When I first got Clip Studio Paint, I felt SO overwhelmed, that I closed it and never touched it. Now, I'm making myself learn it so I can try to make a webtoon. Thank you so much

[@skittydraws]

That opening couldn't be more relatable. I've fallen into the AC rabbit hole so many times I now have a huge folder on Pinterest specifically for that rabbit hole

[@Braziliangamer101]

I lived this. I’m really considering getting it now. Thanks Nadia!! 3D power to 2-D artist!!!!

[@Nadiaxel]

YAAASSSS YOU ARE ONE OF THE MOST AWESOMESAUCE PEOPLE AAAAAAA 🌟 thanks so much for watching 😊👍

[@바보Queen]

customizing body types for acurate turn around character sheets are absolute game changer... holy hell

[@chimichimimoryo]

I struggled for 2 hours trying to do something and you just explained it in one sentence 😂 thanks!

[@DavidWilson-me6bs]

I've been using the 3D model for over 5 months and realised it's power and potential. I do wish I had watched your video from the get-go because I've learned now how and why the hands react together and to get just get one hand to work independently of the other. body types was a source of confusion and plenty of other little settings and menus. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I have also subscribed to your channel. 👍

[@AngusBeer]

Very helpful tutorial! I'm working on a comic so having a model like this at the ready is gonna help a ton!

[@ChaosReacon137]

Thanks so much for making this guide. I've just recently started using 3D models to help with references for my work (mainly didn't want to spend long periods of time looking for a reference I already had in mind but couldn't fully see it yet). Thank you so much for the help as it helped me understand how to ultilize that side of Clip Studio Paint for my workflow!

[@akickbush3245]

Thank you so much for this you just blew my mind. So when i was young to do this i would draw from greys Anatomy but this was back in high school 30+ years ago. Yes its like riding a bike for me but this new drawing tablet is changing my work flow along with clip studio. I was an adobe guy for all these years and was a traditional artists till i moved into a off grid cabin far from the city were i get materials. I then decided to work in digital I was referred to Clip by a fellow artist who thought i would love it when i got my drawing tablet. This has solved my problem of getting back on the bike. I would normaly to get back into drawing take old master books like DaVinci and draw from the old sketches as warm ups. this will same me tons of time thank you so much your tut was stunning to the point and showed only what was needed thank you so much keep it up. I hit both buttons you rock.

[@qdelmoral666]

Thank you , I was getting mad with the cameras and trying to rotate the 3D model … I just got it and it’s saving me lots of time , I am colouring it in Procreate as the deadline is in two days but I will check more of your videos to further expand my knowledge on this new tool . 🙌❤

[@StreakedSilver]

I recently got PCS and got a new much more updated tablet, its been years since I've been able to complete a drawing, this .. this could really really help. I thank you so much.

[@ladyindigo3672]

3D Power to 2D Artist! I've had Clip Studio paint since like 2016 lolz. I've never learned how to use the 3D models.

[@circusten]

The 3D models have saved my ass countless times tbh I've never been very good at constructing poses from scratch and the unlimited possibilities of simply messing around with them is fun and very useful, not to mention the asset store supplying basically any pose you might ever need and most of them for free. Clip Studio Paint is without a doubt the best art program I've ever had the pleasure of getting to know; to me it's like a healthy mix between Photoshop and Paint Tool SAI and I stg it's got the most user-friendly interface I've ever seen in an art program. Compared to CSP, I personally find Photoshop to be an absolute clunky nightmare (Illustrator is even worse, good *god*) and on top of Adobe's stupid overpriced subscription service it's just not a very good option for artists. It honestly baffles me that it's still the industry standard for professional art because CSP is honest to god so much better

[@Jackalackin64]

Thanks a lot.💕💕 This Tutorial was really helpful.😅 I couldn't even use the software until I watched this video, so thank you.

[@EmberedAshe]

Ive had a pretty big art block as of recent, mostly because i was struggling with finding a reference that helped my draw my characters. This is an awesome way of getting past that.

[@hemeri279]

I actually have had all of what you described at the beginning. I realated to much. Ty. I always like your tutorials because they are clear and concise. I always learn something new.

[@Nadiaxel]

I'm so glad I'm not alone 🥲💖 and thank you so much for watching my tutorials 🦩

[@SansP3ur]

This is a great tutorial, thank you! For anyone missing the grey tool/menu bar below the model: View >> Object Launcher (3)

[@madelinegrudens]

Thank you thank you thank you!!! I illustrate fashion and this is a lifesaver! You're a lifesaver 😍😍😍 3D power to 2D artists!!!

[@trumankong7053]

Thank you, very useful tutorial. I am so confused at first, now I know how to manipulate the model😄

[@miriamstanley3982]

3D Power to 2D artists! This was very helpful. Thank you so much for this video!

[@thefloofdragon9967]

I have CSP and the 3D models save my life when I can't find a pose that I like from irl photography for a reference. Not to mention overall, the program is incredibly artist friendly and the available material from the program is teeming with brushes, models, backgrounds and so much more made by artists for artists to use. I love this program

[@painoftheheart12]

I have anatomy I lack posing. I played with models for a few hrs and didn't get anywhere lol. So this has helped a lot. I'm henna play with some this week

[@AmberNikky]

I appreciate the in depth tutorials that you share! Its only common courtesy to subscribe and like your videos, not just watch and use your info and take off. No one should be doing that! I thank you for your hard work you put into these and for sharing them. You are very helpful 🙏

[@amberm.769]

3D power to 2D artist!!! Omg 😱 thank you thank you! I have tried to use the 3D models before but kept getting confused and frustrated! Now everything makes sense and I can't wait to jump back in and give it another try. Because I waste so much time scrolling through Pinterest and then loose my motivation or creativity mojo.

[@darbypea2223]

This is the single best video I've seen on how to use the 3d models.

[@Nadiaxel]

Omg thank you so much 🥺💘

[@Cybo-18]

Ooooh im glad you made this cause i forgot 3D models were on CSP and now I can effectively use them

[@Nadiaxel]

You are most welcome 🦩

[@DragonMaster66]

Ooh cool. I have CSP but gave up after messing around with the models- it took FOREVER to pose one. Didn't know a lot of the stuff you covered, though, so I might give it a shot again and see if its worth it. Thanks for the informative vid :) 3d power to 2d artists

[@Nadiaxel]

I felt very overwhelmed at first too, because there are so many settings spread out all over. I'm happy if my video could help make things a bit easier ^^

[@timebubble8421]

this was very useful. Everything is clear and no time is wasted. Thank you so much!

[@obsydienn]

3D power to 2D artist ! I've already found lots of tips by myself, but your videos are AWESOME ! thank you !!!

[@Nadiaxel]

THANK YOU FOR BEING AWESOME ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jamzee_]

That beginning hurt. I’ve known about cs’ 3d modeling for poses, but i cant really use CS on the pc i use for art because its old enough to be considered a health hazard. But for some reason it runs the 3d rendering pretty well, so its been extremely helpful being able to take a screenie of the model, then go to firealpaca and just paste, super easy.

[@zpurplex]

I've used clip studio for 3d models a fair bit and I still learned something new here! I love the illustration, are you posting a process video too?

[@Nadiaxel]

Thank you for watching 🤗 I'm glad I could provide more knowledge about the 3D models! And I might post the process video as a video Short but I haven't decided yet C:

[@deadhouse3889]

What I usually do is bring up a model of human body/musculature on my second monitor with sketchfab. Break your poses down into simple shape, then use the 3D model a references to draw your muscle groups on. This works well for stuff like comic book art where the body is just flying around in the air all wacky. People in comics, animation, exe, have to pump out thousands of drawings quickly. You can't be bothered to pose a model or look up references constantly. You have to know the body! The stuff I really need photo references for is standing. The way people shift their weight on their hips when standing still always messes me up. The csp models are great though, no hate. Just don't get married to them if you are a beginner.

[@Khiruji]

Its crazy how much this program can do. You even can make Burton-esque models with it.

[@i_am_pixxie]

New to CSP and wowie, this has been a MASSIVE help. Thanks!

[@Indioh]

Im a Source Filmmaker Artist, and I can tell that having this type of process it's insanely helpful (god, I suck at drawing hands and just using a basic model on SFM posing the hands I did a really great hands on my drawing)

[@harrygoldhagen2732]

Terrific! This will really help with my cartooning. Thanks for the thorough review!

[@zeusanderson4259]

We have the exact same process! I use artpose pro too to reference muscles on my drawings. 😁

[@afroninjawrld]

Afro Ninja approved 🥷🏾🤙🏾

[@BeautiiMai]

3d models are one of the reasons, why I decided to buy the Pro-Version /might update it in the future, when I'm getting better. I also tested Krita, but it was too laggy and complex to use (even though I know how to use Photoshop). I don't regret it. Thanks for teaching us x3.

[@mirabelle.a]

I already have csp so I am definitely going to try this out!!

[@tastefullynerdy1161]

Honestly, those 3d Models are one of the reasons why I sprung for CSP's license. It's the perfect art program imho.

[@prettyspectrum6371]

Nadiexel always explains everything so well. All we need to know or a very strong basics is in here

[@CranberryCake]

I personally love using 3d models in my work. I sometimes feel like I'm cheating, but I've also learned more about human anatomy (stylized anatomy to be exact) during my 4 years of using CSP than I ever did from not using it, if that makes sense! I love how I can set a certain body type, lighting, and where the perspective is, honestly! And it allows me to not spend 6 hours looking for the pose and burning out because of that! Honestly, it's a massive lifesaver, and I can't imagine going back to any other art program, since CSP has it all!

[@officerM1911]

That intro rant tho! 100% accurate

[@faithanother3468]

Thank you for uploading this. I think i will not suffer much when i download clip studio. Especially i don't know how to use a computer. Glad i found this video🥰

[@mykellederickpalad7883]

I was waiting for a Nadiaaxel for months finally get to watch youa again!

[@Nel_Kasa]

I think that's true , it's really helpful to master poses , the video was really helpful 😊

[@Nadiaxel]

I'm super happy you found it helpful ;W; thank you so much for watching!

[@MasteroftheRitz]

I love you! I suffer the exact scenario at the beginning of your vid way to much.

[@AlexanderVHM]

Best video I found that explains this incredibly useful process! Thank you so much!

[@AkiaraDolls]

it's so wonderful to see you again Nadia!! and you're performing really like a pro! ^_^ lol.. well you're so funny acting.. i really enjoyed it. and the teaching is also as great as all your videos. thanks for making videos like this... and hope to see you a bit more.. always as long it don't take your own time or project's time. hugs

[@Nadiaxel]

Aaaa thank you so much 🥺💖 I really appreciate your support 🥲

[@gureguru4694]

this helps a lot. i cant even begin to imagine, thanks

[@meakimon]

It's a great tool that I hope get more accepted by the mainstream!^^ It's always best to use photo reference, you could try and take a picture or a video of yourself doing the pose, then use that to grab a frame, then model the 3d model into that pose, boom, now you can see what that pose looks like from a different angle!^^ Thank you for the tutorial! One thing that makes me return to designdoll, is that csp's model wiggles a lot when I forget to lock an important body part. XD

[@PrinceDuCiel7]

THIS IS LIFE CHANGING

[@azterahstudios]

Thanks Nadiaxel! I always love hearing you explain new and helpful concepts and ideas. This was very informative. Thank you!

[@gokux7856]

Stung by bees line absolutely cracked me up!! 😂😂😂😂 thank you so much for this video also!

[@basedoppenheimer1497]

Epic video. I used to mod Super Smash Bros Brawl waaaayy back and I was already familiar with the posing mechanics, but CSP def ranks top with this toolset. Many artists criticize others for using 3D models to help them with anatomy or posing but really, they just don't understand the entire purpose of the tool. For the record, the models are a tool, you use them or you don't. Your choice. That aside, there are some concerns like how the models themselves are simplified and generic, and to that I say: That is precisely the point of these models. They have the general shape and form all set, it is YOUR job to fill in the unique details. Those unique details will not be present in those models, you need references, whether other photos or from anatomy, it can even be a super detailed, well constructed anatomy model in Blender, and add those details and shape them how you want over the base form of the model and construct your character. This tool set just accelerates the process of building those super base shapes from scratch. What you did is one of many ways you can use those models. I for one, draw over some of the silhouettes of the models, and then I mentally add the detailed muscle and fat groups that the model either lacks or oversimplifies, and I end up creating unique sketch, that I can then ink with vector layers and correct line curves and thickness. Another epic thing you can theoretically do is use these models to help you do Gundam styled mechs (yes, seriously). You use the model as "the trunk" of the form of the mech, and draw over it the nitty gritty of the mechs as you go. In the end, these models are guidelines and you can theoretically exploit their purpose with just about any model out there, draw over them a base form or a general sketch, modify some of the curves or face and sketch over your unique character, all it does is speed up the construction phase of basic shapes and helps a ton on perspective, and that is helpful and I am grateful Clip Studio has provided this powerful tool which artists can choose to opt for with no shame.

[@tayasigerson]

I use 3D models occasionally (either CSP or ArtPose or Magic Poser), but the problem I have is when trying to place a model into a scene with objects. Since objects are made by different users, you can have a normal sized room and end up with a gigantic flower vase that you then have to adjust the scale. It also seems like some objects have different properties than others. I haven’t quite figured this out yet, but some objects just don’t behave the same and I don’t know why.

[@Nadiaxel]

I actually experience this as well xD once dropped a GIANT shoe on my canvas and it looked like my character was using it as a boat LOL. So yea, with the custom 3D objects you never really know how the creator structured the object, so scaling and "tweaking" is sometimes necessary when using unofficial models/objects 🥲

[@dikshagowda]

thank you soo much, you have no idea how much this helped me ..... 3D power to 2d artists... yayyyyyyyyyyyy

[@DragonFoxStar]

This is so nice and informative! Thank you so much for making this video!

[@thelittlemoonling]

You are adorable!! Thank you so much for this. Very helpful and fun to watch!!

[@curtismitchell4173]

3D POWER TO 2D ARTISTS!!!!! lol, I've been a traditional artist for quite some time now. This video just set off an explosion of ideas and concepts! It's like fireworks going off! Each new idea generates a stream of other new ideas lol. This video was awesome, I definitely took notes. Thanks for sharing, I'm looking forward to learning more from ya , Cheers!

[@PizzicatoUK]

Such a great video. Nicely paced, clearly communicated, and really helpful. Thanks for making this.

[@mave_mave]

I paid for the program so of course I'm going to use all the resources i can 😌 Making poses is so diffcult but it's really helpful! I love this tool so much

[@phyupsmt0428]

It is very helpful for me as a beginner.Thank you very much.

[@jasonrenard798]

thank you this video had everything I needed to get started with 3D models :3

[@minderleister9255]

great video editing btw 🥂

[@Nadiaxel]

Omg thank you so much 🥺 that actually means a lot to me because I spent so many hours editing this 😅💖

[@minderleister9255]

@@Nadiaxel looks very dope, very cartoonish

[@angelmox29]

3D POWER TO 2D-ARTISTS!!!! YEAH Thanks for the information! It really come in handy!

[@turkm3000]

3D power to 2D - Artists, nice job.

[@bibule]

Early ! We need this is procreate 😭

[@Nadiaxel]

Yaaaaaaaaay thank you ♥ and yes indeed they do!

[@octopus1626]

thank u so much u helped me a lot study this feature😭

[@TheWaterdog6]

I shocked. It's such a good feature.

[@PeteLankston]

helpful, informative and bloody funny! Thank you!!! :D

[@WackoFerret]

Screaming crying n begging for this 2 be in procreate

[@Nadiaxel]

Yea, sadly but not yet T-T maybe someday...

[@kateline4792]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!😁

[@Nadiaxel]

You're so welcome 😍 thanks for watching ♥️

[@livixdrawsframes]

Hey Nadiaxel! Thanks for delivering an awesome tutorial experience! Looks like I'll be consulting you for more tips and tricks! I'm really glad to hear that you ditched photoshop and procreate. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Clip studio is where it's at, baby!!!😎😎😎😎 It's about time I figured out how to pose 3D characters for reference especially in animation. Thanks to you, I now claim 3D Power to 2D artists/animators!!! 😝😝😝😝😝😝

[@martinvr12]

Hey, great quality video! This is really helpful! I sometimes struggle with poses lol so thanks :D

[@Wurmfist]

Thank you for the informative and interesting videos as always. They are super useful for me!

[@Nadiaxel]

I'm super happy my videos are helping you 🙌 And thank u so much for watching 🤗

[@SleepingVikingStudio]

3d power to 2d artists!! Awesome video. Thanks so much for making this. I subbed as well so I can see more of your work. :D

[@CrimsonSimmer]

3D POWER TO 2D ARTISTS! --- Amazing video, this program can do a lot of stuff. I would say it gives Photoshop a run for its money (literally).

[@joshuabautch8936]

15:37 - 15:50 THAT SIMILAR TO WHAT I PURPOSE Beginners use 3D models For Specifically, they should Use 3D models to study how the muscles interact with each other and how it effects the shape

[@Midnight_Brambles]

Thank you for this! I’m so new to csp so everything is weird and I can’t find anything half the time lol