I see lots of people use Clip Studio Paint without understanding vector features which speeds up my line art process significantly, so I wanted to make a video explaining some of the tools I use! Also, this time around I didn't add the chibis- Do you guys miss them or prefer if videos don't include it? Let me know, and of course if there's any other topic you'd like me to cover in the future, let me know in a comment! Thank you for watching!
Even as someone who uses vector layers, you gave me a better understanding of them and taught me new things about them on top of that! Everything is very well explained!! Thank you! Amazing as always!
Uf. I´m starting my comic right now, just 3 pages in, and you just saved me by showing how to replace the brush in finished drawings. Thank you SO much.
I'm so happy to hear that it helped!! So glad you didn't have to reline all 3 pages manually, I'm glad you were able to watch this and replace the brush!
Aah thank you! I'm a beginner, so i didn't really think i would have a use for vector. but somehow watching this video makes me realise how convenient i can make things for myself! Thank you, Oyun! I hope one day i can be as good as you.
i cant belive this is free and isnt trending yet. u thought me so much with this thank you so much ur one of the best educative chanels i have seen!!! i draw in clip studio for a very long time and had no idea about vector layers before this is super helpful!!
Thank you very much! I started drawing in clip studio paint after SAI 3 years ago, but I still couldn't figure out how to draw using a vector layer. It was a very useful video for me ♥♥♥
I'm new to Clip Studio Paint. Before I was using Adobe Illustrator to do my vector line art and color. This looks like I'll be able to speed up my process.
I recently got back into drawing, and trying to take lineart more seriously for my emote ideas and this helped me sooooo much, you have NO idea~! ;w; Thank you SO much for breaking things down and making this easier to understand, especially those like me who need things detailed in explanation! I was ready to tear my hair out trying to make things work for me! Thank you, thank you, thank youuuu~! 💖🥺
Great tutorial as always Oyun! It's nice that you show the comparison between the Raster and Vector as it shows the strengths and weaknesses. As for the chibi, I think it would be nice to see it again. It gave its own charm to the video! Also, there seems to have been minor export issues, but nothing that makes it hard to understand!
Thank you Zeo!! And good to know!! I wasn't sure if the chibi was distracting but I'm glad you think it adds charm, I'll try to keep it in for future videos!! also yes ahh regarding to the audio? TT I've been having trouble with my audio lately but I'm glad it doesn't make it hard to understand!!
Amazing, I am using a tablet to draw but still great to watch this and I can probably still do it on a tablet. Begs the question why are most drawing apps not using vectors for lines? Hmm lol
I did not know about how you can apply another brush to selected lines. Thanks! *Question:* I sometimes draw with the Continuous Curve (Bezier) tool when I accidentally have transparency selected. Is there a way to make that path black or white? When I select the line and try selecting black or white (or any color), nothing happens... *_Thanks!_*
I'm glad you learned something from it! Your linework is beautiful, I checked out your channel!! If transparency is selected, then the vector line itself is probably set to 'erase', if you select the line using object then go under the sub tool detail > Ink > Blending Mode > Change from 'Erase' to 'Normal' (or any other blending mode you want) it should be fixed! Since it's a bit hard to understand without visual I also made a visual guide here! Let me know if this is what you meant: i.postimg.cc/TdhDNzrH/change-transparent-line.jpg
I'm not familiar with CSP on mobile tablets, but maybe this video by teohyc might be helpful! Good luck! czcams.com/video/HJtei9FNCcs/video.html&ab_channel=TeohYiChie
Yes, that's normal! I think it's due to how CSP processes the canvas zoom, but if you export the vector as SVG, it should be perfectly clear and scale infinitely without issues. These two articles may be helpful! tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/4100 & support.clip-studio.com/en-us/faq/articles/20200156
I didn't, I just used Canva and added an animation transition + recorded the presentation! All art done in the video is made in Clip Studio Paint though!
If you draw on a vector layer, then you can use the correct line tool, though if you draw something on a raster layer, the correct line tool won't be available!
@@Cartoonicus Oh I see! Yes, you can change the color of a vector line by either selecting a specific line (or click and drag as mentioned in video) or not selecting anything and changing all colors on the vector layer by going under Operation > Object > "Main Color" and then changing the main color of the line from there. Here's a screenshot as well: i.postimg.cc/pXWYJcqP/image.png Let me know if that was what you meant!
I see lots of people use Clip Studio Paint without understanding vector features which speeds up my line art process significantly, so I wanted to make a video explaining some of the tools I use! Also, this time around I didn't add the chibis- Do you guys miss them or prefer if videos don't include it?
Let me know, and of course if there's any other topic you'd like me to cover in the future, let me know in a comment! Thank you for watching!
yeah, I'm one of them 🙃
Even as someone who uses vector layers, you gave me a better understanding of them and taught me new things about them on top of that! Everything is very well explained!! Thank you! Amazing as always!
Thank you, I'm really glad to hear it was helpful for you!! Honored you think it's well explained, thank you for watching!!
Uf. I´m starting my comic right now, just 3 pages in, and you just saved me by showing how to replace the brush in finished drawings. Thank you SO much.
I'm so happy to hear that it helped!! So glad you didn't have to reline all 3 pages manually, I'm glad you were able to watch this and replace the brush!
I wish I used CSP sooner. Mad my life SOOOOO much easier.
Aah thank you! I'm a beginner, so i didn't really think i would have a use for vector. but somehow watching this video makes me realise how convenient i can make things for myself! Thank you, Oyun! I hope one day i can be as good as you.
I'm glad to hear that!! Vector tools definitely save me so much time for line art! Thank you for watching, and I know you'll be even better than me!!
Thank you as always for this tutorials!
Thank you for watching Pen!! : D
i cant belive this is free and isnt trending yet. u thought me so much with this thank you so much ur one of the best educative chanels i have seen!!! i draw in clip studio for a very long time and had no idea about vector layers before this is super helpful!!
I'm honored to hear that, thank you so much!! I'm glad it was helpful, vector layers are super helpful!!
Thank you very much! I started drawing in clip studio paint after SAI 3 years ago, but I still couldn't figure out how to draw using a vector layer. It was a very useful video for me ♥♥♥
I'm glad it was useful for you, thank you for watching!
I'm new to Clip Studio Paint. Before I was using Adobe Illustrator to do my vector line art and color. This looks like I'll be able to speed up my process.
I'm new to CSP and the tips in this video help a lot! Thank you for sharing and will be excited to see more drawing tips in the future too~
11:05 THANKKKKK YOUUUU!!!!!!
I recently got back into drawing, and trying to take lineart more seriously for my emote ideas and this helped me sooooo much, you have NO idea~! ;w;
Thank you SO much for breaking things down and making this easier to understand, especially those like me who need things detailed in explanation! I was ready to tear my hair out trying to make things work for me! Thank you, thank you, thank youuuu~! 💖🥺
I'm so glad this was helpful for you!! and OH NOO omg ready to tear hair out-- I'm happy that this could help, thank you for watching!
Every 10 seconds of this video, my mind exploded
So this is what it's like to be in the future
Great tutorial as always Oyun! It's nice that you show the comparison between the Raster and Vector as it shows the strengths and weaknesses. As for the chibi, I think it would be nice to see it again. It gave its own charm to the video! Also, there seems to have been minor export issues, but nothing that makes it hard to understand!
Thank you Zeo!! And good to know!! I wasn't sure if the chibi was distracting but I'm glad you think it adds charm, I'll try to keep it in for future videos!! also yes ahh regarding to the audio? TT I've been having trouble with my audio lately but I'm glad it doesn't make it hard to understand!!
thank youuu
Thank you for watching, I'm glad it was informative for you!
W tutorial you deserve Bagels
Thank you haha!!
this is gold
Yay new video!
Amazing, I am using a tablet to draw but still great to watch this and I can probably still do it on a tablet. Begs the question why are most drawing apps not using vectors for lines? Hmm lol
Thank you for watching! Vector layers are super helpful!! Hopefully more drawing programs implement them, it definitely speeds up the lineart process!
Love your videos ❤❤❤
Thank you!!
how did I never know about changing the brush on vector layers
I did not know about how you can apply another brush to selected lines. Thanks!
*Question:* I sometimes draw with the Continuous Curve (Bezier) tool when I accidentally have transparency selected. Is there a way to make that path black or white? When I select the line and try selecting black or white (or any color), nothing happens... *_Thanks!_*
I'm glad you learned something from it! Your linework is beautiful, I checked out your channel!!
If transparency is selected, then the vector line itself is probably set to 'erase', if you select the line using object then go under the sub tool detail > Ink > Blending Mode > Change from 'Erase' to 'Normal' (or any other blending mode you want) it should be fixed!
Since it's a bit hard to understand without visual I also made a visual guide here! Let me know if this is what you meant: i.postimg.cc/TdhDNzrH/change-transparent-line.jpg
Doing this is hard to transfer this while using galaxy tab. I'm trying though
I'm not familiar with CSP on mobile tablets, but maybe this video by teohyc might be helpful! Good luck! czcams.com/video/HJtei9FNCcs/video.html&ab_channel=TeohYiChie
I still see pixels when I draw on a vector layer. Am I doing something wrong, or is this normal?
Yes, that's normal! I think it's due to how CSP processes the canvas zoom, but if you export the vector as SVG, it should be perfectly clear and scale infinitely without issues. These two articles may be helpful! tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/4100 & support.clip-studio.com/en-us/faq/articles/20200156
did you animate that intro in clip studio?
I didn't, I just used Canva and added an animation transition + recorded the presentation! All art done in the video is made in Clip Studio Paint though!
@@oyunorka cool. I haven't checked out Canva yet. I'll have to check it out.
Is there no "corect line" tool for color?
If you draw on a vector layer, then you can use the correct line tool, though if you draw something on a raster layer, the correct line tool won't be available!
@@oyunorka I'm talking about changing the color of a line. There's a correct line tool for everything but not for color.
@@Cartoonicus Oh I see! Yes, you can change the color of a vector line by either selecting a specific line (or click and drag as mentioned in video) or not selecting anything and changing all colors on the vector layer by going under Operation > Object > "Main Color" and then changing the main color of the line from there. Here's a screenshot as well: i.postimg.cc/pXWYJcqP/image.png
Let me know if that was what you meant!