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Learn Clip Studio Paint

You're reading from   Learn Clip Studio Paint Create impressive comics and Manga art in world-class graphics software

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2018
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ISBN-13 9781789347036
Length 448 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Liz Staley Liz Staley
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Installing Clip Studio Paint, Recommended Systems, and Interface Basics FREE CHAPTER 2. Preferences, Shortcuts, and Other Commands 3. Clip Studio Paint Brushes: an Introduction 4. Pencilling: Layer Properties 5. Erasers, Selections, and the Subview Palette 6. All About Rulers 7. Using 3D Figures and Objects 8. Vector Layers and the Material Palette 9. Using Text and Balloon Tools 10. Creating Sound Effects 11. Making Layer Masks and Screentones 12. Making Comic Panels 13. Auto Actions and Your Workflow 14. Inking Tools 15. Inking Special Effects 16. Color Palettes 17. Using CSP to Color Your Comics 18. Exporting and Printing Your Comic 19. What Is the Clip Studio App and Getting Animated 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Vector Layers and the Material Palette

One of the benefits of using Clip Studio Paint is that it is capable of producing both raster and vector images. In fact, raster and vectors can be achieved on different layers in the same canvas simply by creating the corresponding layer type. Creating vectors in Clip Studio Paint, however, is different in many ways to other vector programs.

Vector images are different from raster images. Raster images are made up of small squares of color, called pixels. Raster images are used in many situations, but they do have some disadvantages—mainly that since they are composed of pixels, they lose quality when made larger. Vector images are made of points that are connected together in the program, and are able to be edited on the fly and resized at will without a loss in quality.

In this chapter, we will learn about both how to create vectors...

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