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Comic Paneling Tools in Clip Studio Paint

This is probably one a few people have been looking forward to. Clip Studio Paint was originally created to handle making comics, back before it could even work in color. So they’ve put thought into making a good working environment to make panels easy for comic artists. In this tutorial, I will be covering the basics of rectangular comic paneling, with a look at what tool settings you need to change to create different panel shapes. For an in-depth look at custom panel shapes, I’ll be making another tutorial later. Read below the cut to find out how to use CSP’s comic paneling tools.

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Jay cookin

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worthless

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Learning how to do transparent art! pls click or drag it ^^

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Icky sticky

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My bbs

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Woo, someone who is not a porn blog followed me, what a joyous occasion

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Omg so many notes in such a short amount of time?! Thankyouu😭

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Pumpkin seeds everywhere!

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Friendly Inktober Reminder - You Do Not Have To Do It

I know it’s only day two but I’ve seen a lot of people stressing out about completing an artwork everyday or feeling that their artworks aren’t “good” enough (which is a lie you’re art is great) but I want y’all to know that Inktober isn’t for everyone and if you would feel better sitting it out you can and it doesn’t make you a bad artist. 

Heck if you want you can just pick out your favorite prompts from a list and only fill out those ones or make your own thing or number of things to make artwork for!

Seriously you do you, which means don’t force yourself to make Inktober art if it’s too much right now, love yourself.

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A tranquil trail, Are they lost? Probably.

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And so Inktober begins!

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