Create a Comic Book Using Existing Art in Clip Studio Paint

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Mark Simon

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[1] Introduction

[1] Creating comic books in Clip Studio Paint.mp4

00:36

[2] How Clip Studio helps artists design comic books.mp4

01:12

[3] Why use existing art to create a comic book.mp4

00:59

[4] Sample files.mp4

00:24

[2] 1. Set Up Your Comic Book

[1] Rough layouts of each comic page.mp4

03:47

[2] Determine the page count of your comic.mp4

02:37

[3] Select the color mode.mp4

01:29

[4] Borders, crop lines, and bleeds.mp4

03:25

[5] What dimensions should you make your comic.mp4

03:25

[6] Create a comic book file and template in Clip Studio.mp4

06:17

[7] Edit the page count of your comic.mp4

03:46

[3] 2. Import Art

[1] Import thumbnail layouts.mp4

01:26

[2] Create an empty comic frame.mp4

04:32

[3] Divide a comic frame.mp4

04:18

[4] Edit the size and shape of a frame.mp4

03:31

[5] Edit frame border thickness.mp4

02:46

[6] Import art into a frame.mp4

04:11

[7] Import art behind a frame.mp4

01:26

[8] Organize your frames.mp4

01:59

[4] 3. New Art and Enhancing Your Art

[1] Draw new art.mp4

02:15

[2] Enhance existing art.mp4

02:41

[3] Overlap art outside of frame.mp4

04:16

[4] Combine pages to create a double splash page.mp4

02:23

[5] Split double splash page into individual pages.mp4

01:13

[6] Clean up scanned images.mp4

01:49

[7] Add color.mp4

04:50

[8] Add gradients.mp4

05:04

[9] Add tone, half tone, dot pattern.mp4

03:10

[10] Edit tone.mp4

01:19

[5] 4. Text and Word Balloons

[1] Add lettering.mp4

03:24

[2] Create word balloons.mp4

03:47

[3] Add word balloon tails.mp4

03:01

[6] 5. Print

[1] Publish your comic to PDF.mp4

02:47

[2] Publish your comic to EPUB.mp4

03:15

[3] Send your comic to a printer.mp4

07:28

[7] Conclusion

[1] Whats next.mp4

00:33

Description

If you’ve ever thought of creating a comic book, one of the fastest ways to do it is to take your existing artwork and turn it into a comic using Clip Studio Paint. Clip Studio is an extremely versatile program that lets you import your art, regardless of whether you created it digitally in Photoshop, or if you drew it by hand with pen and paper. In this course, artist Mark Simon takes you through all the steps you need to know to take your existing art and quickly create your own comic book and export it for digital delivery and print. He shows you features like working with word balloons, page setups, crop marks, and borders. Mark also covers techniques for enhancing your art, combining pages into splash pages for more impactful stories, and refining your art with colors and gradients. Finally, he shows how to prep your comic for printing. Whatever type of art you have, this course shows you how to turn it into a comic book using Clip Studio

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