BACKGROUND ART for ANIMATION | Clip Studio Paint Tutorial | Part 19

[@Sharkroars]

I just downloaded toon boom primium 1 minute ago and now watching the first video of the playlist xD i scrolled down the playlist and noticed you just posted this video 18 hours ago, still updating the playlist to this day huh ! Amazing its gonna be a long ride watching all the videos, so Thank you for spending almost 2 years to teach us how to use the program ;)

[@DrawnSean]

Appreciate your comment. Thanks so much for checking out the playlist! Yea it's crazy how quick the time has gone, doesn't feel like it was that long ago haha. The end is in sight! You're welcome and good luck learning the Toon Boom Beast!

[@woodya1829]

Fantastic - very helpful

[@DrawnSean]

Thanks woody!

[@kid_inkarus2345]

This is really inspiring me to try toon boom and try animation. Thank you for your videos, they are incredibly informative.

[@DrawnSean]

Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed the video. Have a great day!

[@DrawnSean]

Thanks for watching! I'll be going into more detail regarding setting up scenes and getting the background art into Toon Boom in a future video.

[@NRH0]

Thank you sir.

[@DrawnSean]

You're welcome sir! ❤

[@guri-gure]

This is fantastic! I really struggle at background work. Thank you!

[@DrawnSean]

You are very welcome! :)

[@inkbetweens6920]

Nice work!

[@DrawnSean]

Thanks Inky!!!

[@gallygrovle2160]

thank you mate!!!

[@DrawnSean]

Thank YOUU

[@ToBeFluent]

WoW, amazing tuts ~~~ VERY helpful. BUT the tutorial seems not compelet ? Please upload more , many thanks !

[@DrawnSean]

Thanks. It is complete though.

[@udeshikasadamali452]

❤

[@callmekayxx]

How do you handle multiple scenes...in toon boom like they have in Adobe animate...this is by far the only reason why I still use Adobe animate and I Wana stop ...but the multiple scenes things is why I keep going back

[@DrawnSean]

You would need to have each scene as it's own file. In a studio setting they would actually have each shot (where the camera cuts) as it's own file. You would then take the exported animation and put it all together in a video editing software like premiere. It's not a good idea to have multiple scenes in one file because 1. it can get messy and things can go wrong and 2. It becomes needlessly heavy. I'll be explaining all this in an upcoming video.

[@callmekayxx]

@@DrawnSean that's what Iam trying to avoid but I guess toon boom is not for me then but thanks for responding

[@appinekifirovna4927]

The file node view on the right has disappeared how to return it to its previous place? Please help. (Sorry for the mistakes)

[@DrawnSean]

Windows > Node View

[@shrenikbyalya]

Hi Sean, just wanted to thank you for all the hard work and excellent explanation. Your playlist is the most comprehensive and professional toonboom animation tutorial out there and I learned a lot. I wish I could do more than just like, subscribe, and comment to show my appreciation. Thank you again!

[@DrawnSean]

I really appreciate you saying that. Messages like this make it all worth it. Thanks so much, glad they are helpful to you! :)