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Clip Studio Paint by Example

You're reading from   Clip Studio Paint by Example Understand how to use CSP in a faster and more productive way for concept art, illustrations, and comics

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800202726
Length 512 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ludovico Serra Ludovico Serra
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Table of Contents (13) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Up and Running with CSP 2. Chapter 2: Adding Brushes to CSP FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Creating 3D Backgrounds in CSP 4. Chapter 4: Using Your 3D Props to Create a Scene 5. Chapter 5: Implementing 3D Characters in CSP 6. Chapter 6: Importing 3D Characters in CSP 7. Chapter 7: Making Your Own Illustration 8. Chapter 8: Creating Your Own Comic 9. Chapter 9: Building Your Own Concept Art 10. Chapter 10: Creating Your Own Portfolio 11. Chapter 11: CSP Vocabulary 12. Other Books You May Enjoy

Comparative anatomy – an introduction to CSP

In my experience, with Clip Studio Ask, you can encounter a lot of early frustration if you are coming from other software and try to apply your previous habits to CSP. One of the first frustrations is opening the software and expecting everything to be ready from the get-go. CSP is not like this, for good reason, but let's compare CSP with two other programs: Photoshop (2020) and Krita (4.2.9). I will compare it with a vanilla opening, so it means I will not modify anything after a clean installation.

The Photoshop interface

Photoshop doesn't really require that much of an introduction; it started as photo-manipulation software and, thanks to its versatility, you can now use it for drawing. There are a ton of tutorials on how to use it. Let's see the vanilla interface:

Figure 1.1 – Adobe Photoshop interface

Looking at the vanilla interface, we can see something rather intriguing, which is that the windows...

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