How to think when animating smoke! | Puba 24
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2022
- In her first video, learn how Puba 24 approaches animating smoke using schemes, auto actions, and Clip Studio Paint's animating tools and features!
Clip Studio Paint's "Let's Create" series introduces the workflows, tips, and methodologies of professional artists in tutorial form.
Artist: Puba 24
Twitter: / pubaaaas
Instagram: / puba24
Artstation:artstation.com/puba
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This is an excellent tutorial! I've never used a scheme before, but now I really want to. This was such a helpful and comprehensive video!
Love this tutorial and presentation.
Love it!!! Super detailed tutorial
This is super helpful
that was so cool and very helpful!! I want to try animating but had no idea how🤧 this is appreciated💖💖
Excellent tutorial, very helpful, and very funny animated 🙂
Very well done vid
Nice character :)
Wonderful tutorial! I wonder if the same principles here can be used for fabric animation as well? ;)
I don't get the second folder, how does it pair?
Hey clip Studio paint I can’t put audio
I,m keep on trying to put Audio but it keeping giveing file falled
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I want to go to clip studio paint which is on android, but it can't."session timed out" :(
Do you want link for free android app
I just downloaded it and it is working just fine
huuhuu its not workin huu T--T
Hi. I am making nft collection using clip studio. I made all differents layers but when I export it, I get 1 photo with all layers. How can I get all different layers as a nft collection?
Unless CSP has a secret procedural generating feature In unaware of, you’re going to have to export the layers individually. Alternatively, just don’t bc NFTs fucking suck and aren’t worth it
Okay, I regret being so flippant yesterday on this topic, I'm sorry for that. I don't want to seem like I'm attacking *you* personally. What I should have said was that NFTs aren't worth it for the artist, because most artists tend to lose more money than they'll make back from the involved costs. If you're an artist working with other people who are going to pay you for the art or pay for the minting, etc... then it's still not going to be worth it because so many of these are scams and many artists get robbed this way. Even if it's not *you* who is scammed, it's not worth it to realize later your work was part of a scam.
And even if the sellers don't intend to scam people, and just really believe in the value of NFTs, then they've bought into the overarching scam. The NFT space as an environment is a means of tricking people into buying into something that will eventually make them money, but their initial buy in makes those at the top wealthier, and profit that much harder for everyone else.
Not to mention the environmental costs: No matter how ecological something claims to be irt blockchain, the value comes from competing sources burning up energy. Even if one's "neutral", all that means is that it's neutralized usage that's a complete waste.
So please don't get suckered in. It might look like a very promising venture, a way to value your artwork, make a passive income. But it looks so promising and idealized because people are really invested into selling you that idea, and they do not have good intentions. I'm so sorry you've already invested the time and energy and creativity into the artwork you have, but the sunk cost fallacy will cost you so much more in the long run.