Comic Frames in Clip Studio Paint - Comic Panels Tutorial

[@rudigianto7183]

very useful information Sarah, thank you 👍🏾🙏🏽

[@neerajnegi9360]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much

[@AaronBeckerbooks]

THIS IS SO USEFUL!!! thank you

[@LTartworkx]

OMG such an excellent CSP tutorial, extremely clear and helpful info....Thank you for this video :)

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

You're welcome, I'm glad I could help!

[@Taka_Takata]

Excellent, straight to the major points, welll-scripted and concise, precise voice-over. Very usufel for that features-laden program.

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

Thank you! I try to be as concise as I can to get the information across.

[@jamespidgeon8724]

Super helpful and well presented, thanks!

[@stridin]

Thanks for the video.

[@choccomori]

Oh my god you came in CLUTCH. I've been eyeballing my panel sizes (just started getting into larger, longer format comic-strips) and knew there HAD to be a tool or setting to get my borders to be the same no matter what size, this makes so much sense THANK YOUUUU

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

Glad I could help! They've got some really great tools for comics!

[@wovenskin]

Learned things I didn't realize I needed to know. Thanks!

[@erigush]

thank you very much for the tutorial! I'm trying to understand comic book tools on CSP and it is very helpful. Your instructions are crystal clear!

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

I'm glad I could help!

[@I.V.1355]

Hello. You are an amazing instructor! I have learned a lot watching your tutorials! Could you make a video explaining how we add a background image after we already have the monochrome manga character design ready and how to reposition the character in this scenario? Thank you in advance for your precious attention.

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

I may make one in the future! In the meantime, do you mean adding a character you drew on paper? You can make the line art transparent using Edit - Convert Brightness to Opacity so you can color in the character (even if the color is just white), and then add them in front of your background!

[@I.V.1355]

@@MsRedNebulaArt Thank you very much for another valuable piece of advice! But I'm talking about a character drawn directly on a Clip Studio Paint layer. I will eagerly await a video from you that addresses this topic. Thank you very much!

[@popesuavecitoxii2379]

This is an excellent tutorial. Thank you!

[@agdigiart7407]

You are incredible.thank you soooo much 😍❤

[@I.V.1355]

Hello! Could you show how to change the lines of a traditional digitized lineart. I would like to know how to soften a thick ink line made on physical paper. Thank you in advance for your precious attention.

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

Hi! I don't work with digitized traditional linework too often, but I believe your best bet would be to start by upping the brightness/contrast (which will naturally thin the lines a bit anyway), then use Edit -> Convert Brightness to Opacity to change it from grayscale into line art with a transparent background. If your lines are still too thick, experiment with Filter -> Correction -> Adjust Line Width. (This will be most effective if your scan is pretty high resolution; if it's too low, it can just make your lines disappear!) You can also just do some lineart cleanup manually at this point. I hope that helps!

[@I.V.1355]

@@MsRedNebulaArt Thank you very much! It helped a lot!

[@Avo_berry]

Can you make about the webtoon's panel next, please? Thanks 😃

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

It wouldn't be next since I've got a bunch planned out, but I can put webtoons on my list!

[@airred.official]

Can I freely adjust gutter size after the panels are on the page?

[@MsRedNebulaArt]

You can keep adjusting them indefinitely, but it's a bit tricky to get exact widths when doing manual adjustments. I'd say it's a good idea to make a copy of your file before making any major changes so you can revert back to the original and try again if necessary. You may also need to uncheck "Snap to other frame borders" and change "Keep gutters aligned" to None; otherwise the different borders may "stick" to each other or otherwise behave unexpectedly if you try to change them.