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Learn Clip Studio Paint

You're reading from   Learn Clip Studio Paint A beginner's guide to creating compelling art in manga, comics, and animation

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835886588
Length 440 pages
Edition 4th Edition
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Inko Ai Takita Inko Ai Takita
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Liz Staley Liz Staley
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Image Gallery of Manga and Illustrations Created by Clip Studio Paint FREE CHAPTER 2. Installing Clip Studio Paint Pro and Interface Basics 3. Penciling: Layer and Layer Property Palettes 4. Introducing Clip Studio Paint Brushes 5. Pages and Panels to Shape Manga 6. Erasers, Selections, and the Sub View Palette 7. Using Text and Balloon Tools 8. Getting Started with Inking Tools 9. Material Palette and Inking Special Effects 10. Exploring Vector Layers 11. Creating Your Own Sound Effects 12. Making Layer Masks and Screentones 13. All About Rulers 14. Using 3D Figures and Objects 15. Color Palette 16. Using Clip Studio Paint to Color Your Manga 17. Auto Actions and Your Workflow 18. Exploring Clip Studio Assets and Animations 19. Exporting, Printing, and Uploading Your Manga 20. Other Books You May Enjoy
21. Index

The brush engine

Clip Studio Paint makes it easy to create your own tools with its powerful—but simple-to-use—brush engine. There are lots of options in the brush engine, such as brush size, shape, and how it’s corrected. But once you learn what each one does, it’s easy to make the best tools for your own needs. Let’s get started right away by looking at the brush options and learning what each one does.

Accessing the brush options

To access the options to create and change brushes, click on one of the brush tools. In this example, we’ll be looking at G-pen, which is a sub tool under the Pen tool. Once you have chosen a brush tool as your currently active tool, locate the Tool Property palette. In the lower right-hand corner is an icon that looks like a wrench. Click on the wrench icon, which is displayed in the following screenshot, to open the Sub Tool Detail palette.

Figure 4.5: The Sub Tool Detail icon

The Sub Tool...

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