1 00:00:03.881 --> 00:00:09.881 WEBTOON Basics Learning about drawing tools (Clip Studio) 2 00:00:09.881 --> 00:00:12.535 GCC Academy 3 00:00:12.535 --> 00:00:15.685 Learning Goals Be able to explain the overall functions of Clip Studio Be able to explain the functions of vector layers Know and use the functions of the cut line, streamline, action line tools, and ruler tools 4 00:00:15.685 --> 00:00:18.842 Learning Contents Clip Studio’s features Functions of vector layers Functions of the cut line, streamline, action line tools, and ruler tool 5 00:00:19.137 --> 00:00:21.487 Professor Yun Kyung Na Career: Chungkang University graduate - Department of Comics Creation Invited Professor, Webtoon Cartoon Contents School, Chungkang University Works: Webtoon Kakao Page Founding Series (2018) 6 00:00:21.487 --> 00:00:23.800 Published Meet the World through Science Comics 2015 Published Lee Eo-ryeong’s journey through textbooks 2011~2013 Published Flash in the East Flash in the West Hong Gil-dong Exhibition 2009 7 00:00:24.696 --> 00:00:27.478 Hello, my name is Yun Kyung Na, a webtoon artist 8 00:00:27.478 --> 00:00:31.151 and an Invited Professor at Chungkang University's Webtoon Cartoon Contents School 9 00:00:31.151 --> 00:00:35.686 I teach students classes related to webtoon drawing 10 00:00:35.686 --> 00:00:41.319 Clip Studio is a professional cartoon authoring tool program produced by a company called Celsys 11 00:00:41.319 --> 00:00:46.359 Previously, it was developed and operated as programs called Comic Studio and Illustration Studio 12 00:00:46.359 --> 00:00:49.616 Since 2012, the two programs have been merged 13 00:00:49.616 --> 00:00:53.587 to be use as a tool that allows you to author cartoon illustrations as a whole 14 00:00:53.587 --> 00:00:57.369 It is divided into Clip Studio PRO, which focuses on illustration writing 15 00:00:57.369 --> 00:01:01.339 and Clip Studio EX, which focuses on cartoon and webtoon production 16 00:01:01.339 --> 00:01:03.993 Along with Adobe's Photoshop 17 00:01:03.993 --> 00:01:07.903 it has now been established as an indispensable tool 18 00:01:07.903 --> 00:01:12.488 for various industries such as comics, illustrations, webtoons, and animations 19 00:01:12.488 --> 00:01:16.478 It has expanded capabilities for writers to work 20 00:01:16.478 --> 00:01:19.735 not only limited in general PC environments such as Windows or Mac OS 21 00:01:19.735 --> 00:01:22.468 but also in tablets such as iPhone, iPads and Androids 22 00:01:22.468 --> 00:01:26.250 and it has made easier for writers to move their work environments 23 00:01:26.250 --> 00:01:30.517 away from fixed desks to a more flexible environment 24 00:01:30.517 --> 00:01:34.092 In this lecture, in addition to Photoshop functions 25 00:01:34.092 --> 00:01:38.943 we will focus on unique Clip Studio functions 26 00:01:38.943 --> 00:01:42.082 that are useful in creating webtoons and comics 27 00:01:42.082 --> 00:01:45.507 Since we have more emphasis on webtoon-making, 28 00:01:45.507 --> 00:01:49.973 I will explain things based on Clip Studio EX version 29 00:01:50.693 --> 00:01:54.218 Clip Studio's Functions 30 00:01:54.517 --> 00:01:58.339 When you open Clip Studio, you will see this main window 31 00:01:58.339 --> 00:02:03.250 If you click the Paint button on the top left corner 32 00:02:03.250 --> 00:02:06.686 The familiar Clip Studio screen will appear 33 00:02:06.686 --> 00:02:09.416 but before that if you look at the bottom 34 00:02:09.416 --> 00:02:14.963 you will find functions named Manage works and Manage materials 35 00:02:14.963 --> 00:02:18.745 this has a cloud function that allows 36 00:02:18.745 --> 00:02:23.696 artists to work from anywhere 37 00:02:23.696 --> 00:02:28.824 In the cloud there are Manage Works that synchronizes the files you have created 38 00:02:28.824 --> 00:02:33.042 and Manage material that is related to various materials you use 39 00:02:33.042 --> 00:02:37.141 If you see here you can see my work files 40 00:02:37.141 --> 00:02:41.507 and files of materials that I use 41 00:02:43.230 --> 00:02:47.309 Other than that at the bottom, there is Essential Tutorials 42 00:02:47.309 --> 00:02:51.834 CLIP STUDIO ASSETS for finding various materials 43 00:02:51.834 --> 00:02:56.250 in CLIP STUDIO TIP you can find tips of other Clip Studio users 44 00:02:56.250 --> 00:03:02.052 and in CLIP STUDIO ASK you can ask questions regarding the program 45 00:03:02.052 --> 00:03:05.854 this 'How can I help you' menu lets you ask questions about 46 00:03:05.854 --> 00:03:10.052 any questions or inconveniences you might have with the program 47 00:03:10.052 --> 00:03:13.389 There are various functions in the Service Tab 48 00:03:13.389 --> 00:03:19.250 Now if you click Clip Studio Paint and run it 49 00:03:19.250 --> 00:03:23.676 you open another window called Clip Studio Paint 50 00:03:23.676 --> 00:03:29.557 The screen you're seeing right now is the screen of 51 00:03:29.557 --> 00:03:32.072 the drawing tool commonly known as Clip Studio 52 00:03:32.072 --> 00:03:38.765 On the left, there are direct drawing tools, which are used for drawing directly 53 00:03:38.765 --> 00:03:43.498 And on the right, there is a window for indirect drawing tools 54 00:03:43.498 --> 00:03:53.349 In the middle, there is a canvas for drawing, and at the top, there is a command bar 55 00:03:53.349 --> 00:03:57.101 The command bar contains frequently used functions of Clip Studio 56 00:03:57.101 --> 00:04:02.240 executed with just one click through a custom options window 57 00:04:02.240 --> 00:04:07.636 On the far left, you'll see a long toolbar divided into sections 58 00:04:07.636 --> 00:04:11.250 From here to here, you have the drawing and editing toolset 59 00:04:11.250 --> 00:04:16.042 Then, from Pen to here, you have the drawing toolset 60 00:04:16.042 --> 00:04:21.379 below that, it's divided into coloring and comic editing toolsets 61 00:04:21.379 --> 00:04:25.814 At the very top left, there's a magnifying glass for zooming in and out 62 00:04:25.814 --> 00:04:30.300 then the hand tool for navigating around the canvas 63 00:04:30.300 --> 00:04:35.676 next there's the operation tool for editing layers or tools 64 00:04:35.676 --> 00:04:41.250 the layer move tool for moving layers within the canvas 65 00:04:41.250 --> 00:04:47.507 The selection range tool for editing specific lines and colors 66 00:04:47.507 --> 00:04:53.250 The automatic selection tool for selecting specific areas within the canvas 67 00:04:53.250 --> 00:04:57.903 eyedropper tool for extracting colors displayed within the canvas 68 00:04:57.903 --> 00:05:00.676 These are the drawing and editing toolset 69 00:05:00.676 --> 00:05:03.715 drawing with a black pen in comics is called inking 70 00:05:03.715 --> 00:05:08.854 This is the tool for inking 71 00:05:08.854 --> 00:05:11.913 This is the pencil used for sketching 72 00:05:11.913 --> 00:05:16.646 This is coloring brush used for general coloring 73 00:05:16.646 --> 00:05:20.715 and the airbrush for creating an airbrush effect 74 00:05:20.715 --> 00:05:23.149 And the decoration brush that provides convenience 75 00:05:23.149 --> 00:05:27.973 by utilizing various patterned material images 76 00:05:27.973 --> 00:05:31.597 the eraser used to erase lines 77 00:05:31.597 --> 00:05:36.684 The color mixing function used when mixing colors together, just like when working manually 78 00:05:36.684 --> 00:05:39.418 These are all part of the drawing toolset 79 00:05:39.418 --> 00:05:43.250 The fill tool used for filling colors 80 00:05:43.250 --> 00:05:50.250 And the gradient tool used for creating a smooth gradient effect 81 00:05:50.250 --> 00:05:54.097 And various freehand drawing tools 82 00:05:54.097 --> 00:05:56.953 expressive representation, such as straight, curve, polyline, and focus line tools 83 00:05:58.456 --> 00:05:59.862 You see it says freehand drawing tools here 84 00:06:01.181 --> 00:06:08.498 panel border and panel editing tool, which is essential to comic making 85 00:06:08.498 --> 00:06:15.399 And the tool assisting in various depictions such as symmetry, curve, radial, and perspective 86 00:06:15.399 --> 00:06:19.161 the text tool for entering dialogue 87 00:06:19.161 --> 00:06:22.755 And the speech bubble tool for depicting dialogue in comics 88 00:06:22.755 --> 00:06:27.173 And the line modification tool for editing lines in the vector layer 89 00:06:27.173 --> 00:06:31.587 These will be the coloring and comic editing toolset 90 00:06:31.587 --> 00:06:37.418 You'll find the auxiliary tool list with various tools inside next to it, this is the auxiliary tool list 91 00:06:37.418 --> 00:06:41.250 the tool property, where you can adjust the various functions of the tools 92 00:06:41.250 --> 00:06:44.884 With the auxiliary tool list and the tool property window arranged like this 93 00:06:44.884 --> 00:06:49.983 artists can determine all the settings for selecting tools and 94 00:06:49.983 --> 00:06:55.250 working with different options on the left side before proceeding with their work 95 00:06:55.250 --> 00:06:58.923 The window arrangement doesn't have to be this way 96 00:06:58.923 --> 00:07:03.250 When you install Clip Studio Paint, the workspace is divided into two sections like this 97 00:07:03.250 --> 00:07:06.978 If you drag this section with the names written on the tabs 98 00:07:06.978 --> 00:07:10.557 it can be separated like this 99 00:07:10.557 --> 00:07:13.016 Because it can be categorized like this 100 00:07:13.016 --> 00:07:19.012 you can change it according to your style or needs 101 00:07:19.012 --> 00:07:23.676 Now, if you look to the right on the program screen, you'll see a color circle where you can select colors 102 00:07:23.676 --> 00:07:29.666 And you can adjust various options of the working layer through the layer properties 103 00:07:29.666 --> 00:07:32.686 Here is the layer properties 104 00:07:32.686 --> 00:07:37.488 Below that, you'll see a layer list where layers stack up 105 00:07:37.488 --> 00:07:41.864 If you try clicking the tab once, you'll see the auto action that appears 106 00:07:41.864 --> 00:07:45.869 Auto actions, which are tools that can be used indirectly rather than directly 107 00:07:45.869 --> 00:07:49.290 can be found on the right side, similar to what you can see in Photoshop 108 00:07:49.290 --> 00:07:52.963 If you've ever used photoshop 109 00:07:52.963 --> 00:07:56.577 you would be able to at least vaguely understand everything 110 00:07:56.577 --> 00:07:58.531 Now, coming back to the center before opening the canvas 111 00:07:58.531 --> 00:08:01.250 I want to talk about the command bar at the top 112 00:08:01.250 --> 00:08:03.735 As explained, the command bar is 113 00:08:03.735 --> 00:08:07.636 Open Clip Studio, for opening the main page of Clip Studio 114 00:08:07.636 --> 00:08:09.894 On the left as you see here 115 00:08:09.894 --> 00:08:15.676 As described earlier, you'll see that it opens the main window of Clip Studio Paint 116 00:08:15.676 --> 00:08:17.923 We have this button and 117 00:08:17.923 --> 00:08:23.507 If you press New Canvas, you'll be able to open a new canvas 118 00:08:23.507 --> 00:08:27.567 I will come back to this later 119 00:08:27.567 --> 00:08:29.725 And there is Open Saved Canvas 120 00:08:29.725 --> 00:08:34.587 you can use this to bring up any saved files 121 00:08:34.587 --> 00:08:37.527 On the right is to save files 122 00:08:37.527 --> 00:08:45.250 We have the Fill Tool function here, which was also here in the tools section 123 00:08:45.250 --> 00:08:48.250 and Delete 124 00:08:48.250 --> 00:08:52.052 You can customize it according to your personal preferences 125 00:08:52.052 --> 00:08:54.933 Now these are all the basic functions available 126 00:08:54.933 --> 00:08:58.408 And as you move to the right, you'll find more functions 127 00:08:58.408 --> 00:09:00.200 This is the Snap function 128 00:09:00.200 --> 00:09:06.785 which allows the ruler to stick closely when using the cutting tool 129 00:09:06.785 --> 00:09:11.777 These are Horizontal Flip, Vertical Flip, Rotation, Flip Reset 130 00:09:11.777 --> 00:09:17.092 Undo, Redo, Previous Page, Next Page 131 00:09:17.092 --> 00:09:24.092 Horizontal Flip and Vertical Flip are functions to, as said, flipping images 132 00:09:24.092 --> 00:09:28.250 There was also another function for horizontal flip, vertical flip on the left side earlier 133 00:09:28.250 --> 00:09:34.478 This is for when you work on something visible. For example 134 00:09:34.478 --> 00:09:37.765 If you have a hard time drawing the left side of the face 135 00:09:37.765 --> 00:09:42.012 You can use the vertical flip on the left and draw it 136 00:09:42.012 --> 00:09:48.250 Now you can customize all these functions from the Command Bar 137 00:09:48.250 --> 00:09:55.715 You can edit those under the top menu labeled as Command Bar Settings 138 00:09:55.715 --> 00:09:58.777 I'm working on a Mac right now 139 00:09:58.777 --> 00:10:02.448 but Windows might not have the Clip Studio Paint menu 140 00:10:02.448 --> 00:10:08.468 Instead of that menu, if you click the File tab 141 00:10:08.468 --> 00:10:15.428 under Print, you should find all these menus there 142 00:10:15.428 --> 00:10:18.012 and you can utilize that 143 00:10:18.012 --> 00:10:22.379 Now we will open a new canvas and start making a webtoon 144 00:10:22.379 --> 00:10:31.696 From the top menu, click the New function in the File tab and a window like this will show up 145 00:10:31.696 --> 00:10:34.507 On this window, you can see the purpose of the artwork 146 00:10:34.507 --> 00:10:37.857 starting from the top left 147 00:10:37.857 --> 00:10:41.666 First, this one with the flower illustration is for illustrations 148 00:10:41.666 --> 00:10:45.052 you would use this for illustrations drawn in a single picture 149 00:10:45.052 --> 00:10:50.250 and this rolled up paper illustration is for webtoons 150 00:10:50.250 --> 00:10:54.210 Webtoons are drawing that are long and scroll from top to bottom 151 00:10:54.210 --> 00:10:56.250 So the icon of webtoon is represented like this 152 00:10:56.250 --> 00:10:59.636 The one that looks like regular page comics is indeed for comics 153 00:10:59.636 --> 00:11:04.250 the icon with multiple pages is for Doujinshi 154 00:11:04.250 --> 00:11:06.938 and to customize and change 155 00:11:06.938 --> 00:11:11.389 all of these functions to your liking 156 00:11:11.389 --> 00:11:14.894 will be the Comic Setting Display feature 157 00:11:14.894 --> 00:11:17.250 And the last one you see is for Animation 158 00:11:17.250 --> 00:11:22.250 People who work on animation also use Clip Studio 159 00:11:22.250 --> 00:11:27.993 You can think of Clip Studio as a tool for creating 160 00:11:27.993 --> 00:11:30.517 all types of comics used in various industries 161 00:11:30.517 --> 00:11:33.854 You can see the options vary depending on the purpose of work 162 00:11:33.854 --> 00:11:39.804 For illustrations you only see these options but for webtoons you see something different 163 00:11:39.804 --> 00:11:43.319 for general comics it becomes wider like this 164 00:11:43.319 --> 00:11:47.488 If you go to Doujinshi settings, there will be another option 165 00:11:47.488 --> 00:11:50.388 but if you click Comic Setting Display 166 00:11:50.388 --> 00:11:54.012 It will show everything 167 00:11:54.012 --> 00:11:57.616 Functions slightly vary like this 168 00:11:57.616 --> 00:11:59.250 Let's try clicking Animation 169 00:11:59.250 --> 00:12:02.250 Here you can set things up like 170 00:12:02.250 --> 00:12:09.606 timelines and frames according to your preferences 171 00:12:09.606 --> 00:12:12.050 We will be making webtoons 172 00:12:12.050 --> 00:12:16.309 So we choose Webtoon and will input the details below 173 00:12:16.309 --> 00:12:21.131 For the details 174 00:12:21.131 --> 00:12:25.250 there are many presets available but file size and format requirements 175 00:12:25.250 --> 00:12:28.943 will vary depending on the publisher 176 00:12:28.943 --> 00:12:32.022 I recommend to start it from Custom 177 00:12:32.022 --> 00:12:34.101 Here you can see a few presets 178 00:12:34.101 --> 00:12:35.210 Let's click them 179 00:12:35.210 --> 00:12:38.933 You can see webtoon1, webtoon2, webtoon3 and so on 180 00:12:38.933 --> 00:12:40.380 And there is Custom 181 00:12:40.380 --> 00:12:43.250 Again, I recommend using the Custom settings 182 00:12:43.250 --> 00:12:49.042 Because the manuscript standards for webtoons on platforms like Naver or KakaoPage differ 183 00:12:49.042 --> 00:12:58.250 also the canvas sizes required by webtoon sites such as Lezhin and Tapas vary 184 00:12:58.250 --> 00:13:04.983 Therefore I recommend customizing your work to 185 00:13:04.983 --> 00:13:09.250 the format required by the platform you are working for 186 00:13:09.250 --> 00:13:14.250 I usually recommend working with a larger scale and reducing it as needed 187 00:13:14.250 --> 00:13:17.250 And the save button on the side 188 00:13:17.250 --> 00:13:21.250 You can see the save button that looks exactly like the other save button 189 00:13:21.250 --> 00:13:24.092 This button 190 00:13:24.092 --> 00:13:27.983 is used to save canvas size and or format 191 00:13:27.983 --> 00:13:30.549 so I can easily retrieve them without 192 00:13:30.549 --> 00:13:33.656 having to input the details every time 193 00:13:33.656 --> 00:13:38.250 On the other hand thee trash bin is for deleting the format 194 00:13:38.250 --> 00:13:40.448 We will go into Canvas setting details 195 00:13:40.448 --> 00:13:44.240 Width is the horizontal, and height refers to the vertical 196 00:13:44.240 --> 00:13:49.082 The Page Settings right below that is a distinctive feature 197 00:13:49.082 --> 00:13:53.250 This setting is exclusively available in Clip Studio Ex version 198 00:13:53.250 --> 00:13:56.448 You can choose how many pages you want to create 199 00:13:56.448 --> 00:14:01.359 I recommend using the option for specifying the page numbers instead of page division 200 00:14:01.359 --> 00:14:07.022 Because Page Division creates one large canvas and 201 00:14:07.022 --> 00:14:12.765 divides that into smaller sections for editing 202 00:14:12.765 --> 00:14:17.824 The other option is selecting a small page format 203 00:14:17.824 --> 00:14:23.082 and progressively creating more pages in that format 204 00:14:23.082 --> 00:14:26.983 as you work 205 00:14:26.983 --> 00:14:31.963 So rather than dividing the overall length into limited sections 206 00:14:31.963 --> 00:14:36.032 expanding multiple smaller pages 207 00:14:36.032 --> 00:14:38.815 suits better for webtoons 208 00:14:38.815 --> 00:14:41.874 which is in a scroll format 209 00:14:41.874 --> 00:14:47.250 With this, let's now create a webtoon template 210 00:14:47.250 --> 00:14:49.587 I set the pages numbers to 10 211 00:14:49.587 --> 00:14:53.250 If you click OK 212 00:14:53.250 --> 00:14:56.943 You will see the webtoon manuscript 213 00:14:59.166 --> 00:15:02.938 Vector Layers 214 00:15:03.785 --> 00:15:05.600 The core features unique to Clip Studio 215 00:15:05.600 --> 00:15:08.631 Let me give you a explanation on Vector Layers 216 00:15:08.631 --> 00:15:14.879 On the bottom right, I've created two types of layers: vector and raster layers 217 00:15:14.879 --> 00:15:18.859 If you look at this section where the layer window tools are 218 00:15:18.859 --> 00:15:23.374 the first is New Raster Layer, the second is New Vector Layer 219 00:15:23.374 --> 00:15:26.819 like this, you can make two types of layers 220 00:15:26.819 --> 00:15:28.958 The difference between the two 221 00:15:28.958 --> 00:15:34.047 First of all, Raster layer is pretty much similar to what you would use in Photoshop 222 00:15:34.047 --> 00:15:36.790 It has those exact characteristics 223 00:15:36.790 --> 00:15:41.780 When you draw a line here, you can consider the line drawn in the exact shape you drew in 224 00:15:41.780 --> 00:15:44.255 Vertor layer seems identical at first 225 00:15:44.255 --> 00:15:47.146 It may seem like it's just a layer that you can draw lines on 226 00:15:47.146 --> 00:15:50.978 But if you zoom in 227 00:15:50.978 --> 00:15:55.819 Let's zoom in to this part 228 00:15:55.823 --> 00:15:58.061 Here 229 00:15:58.061 --> 00:16:02.809 When you zoom into the raster layer 230 00:16:02.809 --> 00:16:07.799 it has grayed-out layers because of anti-aliasing 231 00:16:07.799 --> 00:16:14.017 So when you zoom in or zoom ouot 232 00:16:14.017 --> 00:16:18.374 the layer of drawing appears blurry 233 00:16:18.374 --> 00:16:22.196 In vecto layers 234 00:16:22.199 --> 00:16:25.962 You can see that it maintains smoothly when zoomed in 235 00:16:25.962 --> 00:16:29.097 So when you zoom in our out 236 00:16:29.097 --> 00:16:33.582 vector layers can minimize image distortion 237 00:16:33.582 --> 00:16:39.879 or images becoming unclear 238 00:16:39.884 --> 00:16:43.250 So the big difference of raster and vector layers 239 00:16:43.250 --> 00:16:47.042 will be the general difference in clarity 240 00:16:47.042 --> 00:16:51.022 and also different when you press ctrl and click 241 00:16:51.022 --> 00:16:56.250 select the regular pen tool, holding down ctrl and click 242 00:16:56.250 --> 00:16:58.963 You don't see any changes in raster layers 243 00:16:58.963 --> 00:17:01.329 but when you do the same thing in vector layers 244 00:17:01.329 --> 00:17:06.775 you can see that there is a hidden red vector line inside like this 245 00:17:06.775 --> 00:17:08.854 You can use vector lines like this 246 00:17:08.854 --> 00:17:13.250 click the white circles and drag 247 00:17:13.250 --> 00:17:16.418 and you can curve the lines 248 00:17:21.795 --> 00:17:25.567 you drew a straight line but you can change it like this 249 00:17:25.567 --> 00:17:28.478 So vector layers, you can do a bit of 250 00:17:28.478 --> 00:17:33.250 editing after you've done the drawing 251 00:17:33.250 --> 00:17:36.646 That will be the vector layer's feature 252 00:17:36.646 --> 00:17:40.250 There are many more things you can do 253 00:17:40.250 --> 00:17:42.874 with the vector layers 254 00:17:42.874 --> 00:17:46.062 First I'll talk about the eraser 255 00:17:46.062 --> 00:17:51.121 Let me draw some diagonal lines on the vector layer 256 00:17:54.498 --> 00:17:59.884 If you look at the eraser tool for vectors on these lines 257 00:17:59.884 --> 00:18:03.448 I've created two vector erasers, but originally there was only one 258 00:18:03.448 --> 00:18:08.785 I duplicated the first one to customize for my use 259 00:18:08.785 --> 00:18:12.913 Now if you look at the first vector eraser and the tool properties at the bottom 260 00:18:12.913 --> 00:18:15.616 the Vector Erase function is checked 261 00:18:15.616 --> 00:18:19.874 The first eraser is set to erase 262 00:18:19.874 --> 00:18:23.389 up to the intersections 263 00:18:23.389 --> 00:18:28.804 and the second vector eraser erases the whole line 264 00:18:28.804 --> 00:18:30.765 to explain further 265 00:18:30.765 --> 00:18:35.250 By intersections, I mean the points where lines intersect each other 266 00:18:35.250 --> 00:18:37.715 That will be the intersection 267 00:18:37.715 --> 00:18:42.983 If you drag along and erase up to those intersections using the vector eraser 268 00:18:42.983 --> 00:18:49.517 it will erase everything up to those intersections, leaving other parts untouched 269 00:18:49.517 --> 00:18:53.408 It erases like this 270 00:18:53.408 --> 00:18:56.824 this way you can use neater lines 271 00:18:56.824 --> 00:19:01.250 If we use the second eraser to erase the whole line 272 00:19:01.250 --> 00:19:07.022 you erase over it once, the entire line disappears as you pass through 273 00:19:07.022 --> 00:19:07.725 Like this 274 00:19:11.250 --> 00:19:15.121 So if you want to erase the line more simply 275 00:19:15.121 --> 00:19:19.210 Go to the line editing tool 276 00:19:19.210 --> 00:19:21.943 there is a tool called Line Width Correction 277 00:19:21.943 --> 00:19:25.973 When you set it to 'Expand to Specified Width' and draw a line like this 278 00:19:25.973 --> 00:19:34.200 you can see how it widens to the specified width in the area where the green line is drawn 279 00:19:34.200 --> 00:19:37.943 Alternatively, if you use the 'Narrow to Specified Width' option 280 00:19:37.943 --> 00:19:42.002 you can see how it gradually narrows as you draw like this 281 00:19:42.002 --> 00:19:44.903 Zoom In by Specified Magnification is 282 00:19:44.903 --> 00:19:49.082 not for zooming in and out precisely by points 283 00:19:49.082 --> 00:19:54.438 For example if you want to zoom in by 1.1 or 1.5 times 284 00:19:54.438 --> 00:19:57.250 then drawing once will immediately zoom in by 1.5 times 285 00:19:57.250 --> 00:19:59.062 like this 286 00:19:59.062 --> 00:20:03.953 And when you specify a reduction scale, such as 0.5 287 00:20:03.953 --> 00:20:07.844 then you'll see it shrink by half, to 0.5 times its original size 288 00:20:07.844 --> 00:20:11.745 Like this, vector layers allow you to adjust things like 289 00:20:11.745 --> 00:20:14.339 brush size or the thickness of lines 290 00:20:14.339 --> 00:20:19.418 drawn with the brush 291 00:20:19.418 --> 00:20:24.141 These are all features of vector layers 292 00:20:24.141 --> 00:20:27.250 One other thing besides that 293 00:20:27.250 --> 00:20:29.636 Let me draw a line in a vector layer 294 00:20:29.636 --> 00:20:32.755 It is drawn in a black pen 295 00:20:32.755 --> 00:20:36.012 We will select Object tool and click it 296 00:20:36.012 --> 00:20:40.903 and you can select individual lines on a vector layer like this 297 00:20:40.903 --> 00:20:43.864 with the selected item, you can go into the vector editing tool properties 298 00:20:43.864 --> 00:20:47.329 and change to a different brush 299 00:20:47.329 --> 00:20:51.478 See we started with a G-pen, now I will change it to a pencil 300 00:20:51.478 --> 00:20:56.953 If you click the real pencil brush, it will appear like pencil lines 301 00:20:56.953 --> 00:21:00.894 and its use can be endless depending on what brushes you've saved 302 00:21:00.894 --> 00:21:05.250 For me I have something called Debris 303 00:21:05.250 --> 00:21:08.636 It's not very visible right now but let me enlarge it for you 304 00:21:08.636 --> 00:21:11.161 we can enlarge the brush size and there 305 00:21:11.161 --> 00:21:15.062 this is a just a sample 306 00:21:15.062 --> 00:21:17.686 We started with a regular black line 307 00:21:17.686 --> 00:21:21.517 but we can change the brush particles inside 308 00:21:21.517 --> 00:21:23.270 to materials like this 309 00:21:24.139 --> 00:21:27.813 Cut Lines, Guide Lines, Concentration Lines, and the Ruler tool 310 00:21:29.111 --> 00:21:34.448 Next 3 Clip studio features I will talk about 311 00:21:34.448 --> 00:21:40.379 will be the drawing tools: Cut line, Concentration Line and Guide Line 312 00:21:40.379 --> 00:21:44.250 For a visual example, I've drawn a simple 313 00:21:44.250 --> 00:21:47.973 surprised person and a running person's side profile 314 00:21:47.973 --> 00:21:52.963 First I will talk about drawing tools for Cut lines 315 00:21:52.963 --> 00:21:55.903 On the left side, you'll see a tool that looks like a comic panel 316 00:21:55.903 --> 00:21:58.349 This is the tool for drawing Cut Line frames 317 00:21:58.349 --> 00:22:02.923 Here you can see functions for creating cuts and dividing cut borders 318 00:22:02.923 --> 00:22:10.844 We'll skip Dividing Cut Borders for now, as it's more commonly used in 319 00:22:10.844 --> 00:22:13.408 manga rather than webtoons 320 00:22:13.408 --> 00:22:16.329 I'll first explain the function for creating cuts 321 00:22:16.329 --> 00:22:19.621 A Rectangle frame is exactly as it sounds 322 00:22:19.621 --> 00:22:23.666 where you create a rectangular box 323 00:22:23.666 --> 00:22:29.171 The Polyline frame is not necessarily a square box but 324 00:22:29.171 --> 00:22:34.200 you can use it when you need to draw cuts that are not 325 00:22:34.200 --> 00:22:36.171 symmetrical or aligned vertically or horizontally 326 00:22:36.171 --> 00:22:41.250 Frame border pen allows you to draw in freeform lines 327 00:22:41.250 --> 00:22:43.250 that function as cuts 328 00:22:43.250 --> 00:22:49.943 For example if you draw a rectangular cut 329 00:22:49.943 --> 00:22:54.686 There will be a white 330 00:22:54.686 --> 00:22:56.656 empty space inside 331 00:22:56.656 --> 00:23:02.458 and outside the cut, the area is masked in purple 332 00:23:02.458 --> 00:23:05.616 Here as you can see, a folder is created along with the cut box 333 00:23:05.616 --> 00:23:10.022 I'll place the drawing layer inside the folder 334 00:23:10.022 --> 00:23:14.438 you can see the picture in the white area of the cut box 335 00:23:14.438 --> 00:23:17.547 but the people outside the cut box are not visible 336 00:23:17.547 --> 00:23:19.844 Take it back outside of the folder and 337 00:23:19.844 --> 00:23:22.319 It will look like this 338 00:23:22.319 --> 00:23:25.874 The Rectangle frame works like this 339 00:23:25.874 --> 00:23:31.507 Polyline cuts are created when you need to draw 340 00:23:31.507 --> 00:23:35.250 additional cuts using straight lines like this 341 00:23:35.250 --> 00:23:38.666 Using a Frame border pen means that whatever you draw 342 00:23:38.666 --> 00:23:41.438 will be the cut itself 343 00:23:41.438 --> 00:23:45.488 Now let's create two cuts 344 00:23:45.488 --> 00:23:49.765 using this cut box 345 00:23:49.765 --> 00:23:52.250 I will use a Rectangle frame 346 00:23:52.250 --> 00:23:56.418 on the surprised person 347 00:23:56.418 --> 00:24:01.181 and also one that fits the running person 348 00:24:01.181 --> 00:24:03.250 two cuts like this 349 00:24:03.250 --> 00:24:05.775 and by placing the drawings in the cut boxes 350 00:24:05.775 --> 00:24:09.280 any drawings protruding outside cuts are not visible 351 00:24:09.280 --> 00:24:12.795 allowing for a more clean work 352 00:24:12.795 --> 00:24:16.557 Now I will talk about the two other things 353 00:24:16.557 --> 00:24:18.676 Concentration lines and Guide line tools 354 00:24:18.676 --> 00:24:21.577 We will put in concentration lines in the first cut 355 00:24:21.577 --> 00:24:25.032 Concentration line literally means lines that makes readers concentrate 356 00:24:25.032 --> 00:24:26.121 Which means 357 00:24:28.874 --> 00:24:33.369 you make the lines come together like this 358 00:24:35.795 --> 00:24:39.676 and helps place the focus precisely 359 00:24:39.676 --> 00:24:41.488 on the surprised person 360 00:24:41.488 --> 00:24:45.468 Guidelines indicate a certain level of speed or 361 00:24:45.468 --> 00:24:47.705 direction of movement 362 00:24:47.705 --> 00:24:53.250 A Guide Line is drawn in a way that lines come in from one direction 363 00:24:53.250 --> 00:24:54.933 and go out in another 364 00:24:54.933 --> 00:24:57.290 More about concentration lines 365 00:24:57.290 --> 00:25:00.250 What should we do in this situation? 366 00:25:00.250 --> 00:25:06.250 Concentration Line is listed as is in the drawing tools 367 00:25:06.250 --> 00:25:07.210 If you go here 368 00:25:07.210 --> 00:25:09.468 there are multiple concentration lines 369 00:25:09.468 --> 00:25:12.082 but these are ones that I made 370 00:25:12.082 --> 00:25:15.765 So they might not show on your Clip Studio 371 00:25:15.765 --> 00:25:19.715 So basically you can make your own 372 00:25:19.715 --> 00:25:21.923 and customize them as well 373 00:25:21.923 --> 00:25:25.626 First, I'll select the dense Concentration Line 374 00:25:25.626 --> 00:25:26.894 and work with it 375 00:25:26.894 --> 00:25:31.052 What I'm going to do here is 376 00:25:31.052 --> 00:25:34.933 I will make the brush a bit thicker 377 00:25:34.933 --> 00:25:38.181 and set the line spacing to 30 378 00:25:38.181 --> 00:25:43.250 you can click the person you want the focus on 379 00:25:43.250 --> 00:25:44.795 then drag and 380 00:25:44.795 --> 00:25:48.181 create an adjustable circle like this 381 00:25:48.181 --> 00:25:51.389 If you adjust the circle and release the mouse 382 00:25:51.389 --> 00:25:55.705 It would have created concentration lines like this 383 00:25:55.705 --> 00:25:57.804 It actually went over to the next cut there 384 00:25:57.804 --> 00:26:01.458 Let me try again 385 00:26:01.458 --> 00:26:05.250 If concentration lines invade other cuts 386 00:26:05.250 --> 00:26:07.250 It will interfere with the drawing 387 00:26:07.250 --> 00:26:11.428 Use the selection tool to make a rectangular selection 388 00:26:11.428 --> 00:26:14.250 then use the concentration line tool 389 00:26:14.250 --> 00:26:20.478 and if you use the circle to set 390 00:26:20.478 --> 00:26:22.676 you will have the concentration lines like this 391 00:26:22.676 --> 00:26:26.795 but as you can see, it becomes pixelated when zoomed in 392 00:26:26.795 --> 00:26:29.131 This happens because 393 00:26:29.131 --> 00:26:31.864 anti-aliasing is not applied 394 00:26:31.864 --> 00:26:33.765 To apply anti-aliasing 395 00:26:33.765 --> 00:26:40.250 go to object tools 396 00:26:40.250 --> 00:26:41.913 right now it has no anti aliasing 397 00:26:41.913 --> 00:26:44.963 If you set this at least to very soft 398 00:26:44.963 --> 00:26:48.854 you can see that the lines becomes smoother like this 399 00:26:48.854 --> 00:26:51.359 If you think the lines are too thin 400 00:26:51.359 --> 00:26:58.250 you can go back to concentration line edit and shorten the length inwards 401 00:26:58.250 --> 00:27:01.874 I'll change the 2400 to 1500 402 00:27:01.874 --> 00:27:04.072 It became a bit thicker 403 00:27:04.072 --> 00:27:06.884 The thickness of the lines may change 404 00:27:06.884 --> 00:27:10.181 due to the reduction in length 405 00:27:10.181 --> 00:27:12.478 It can become thinner or thicker 406 00:27:12.478 --> 00:27:15.250 If you would like the lines to be even thicker 407 00:27:15.250 --> 00:27:17.696 you can enlarge the size of the brush 408 00:27:17.696 --> 00:27:20.894 I will change the brush size from 15 to 25 409 00:27:20.894 --> 00:27:26.448 Now you will have thicker concentration lines 410 00:27:26.448 --> 00:27:30.131 Let's turn off the blue markings 411 00:27:30.131 --> 00:27:34.349 Now you have perfect concentration lines 412 00:27:34.349 --> 00:27:39.121 and easily achieve this comic-like expression 413 00:27:39.121 --> 00:27:42.903 Now I will go in to explaining Guide Lines 414 00:27:42.903 --> 00:27:45.408 The guide line is literally a line that flows 415 00:27:45.408 --> 00:27:47.597 from one point to another, guiding the flow 416 00:27:47.597 --> 00:27:52.636 it is also referred to as speed lines or motion lines 417 00:27:52.636 --> 00:27:54.785 Now we will select an area 418 00:27:54.785 --> 00:27:58.705 and start using the guide lines 419 00:27:58.705 --> 00:28:02.042 I've already created various options for this one as well 420 00:28:02.042 --> 00:28:05.250 to make it easier for me to work 421 00:28:05.250 --> 00:28:08.913 You can adjust the settings 422 00:28:08.913 --> 00:28:11.498 to your preference 423 00:28:11.498 --> 00:28:13.646 and add them 424 00:28:13.646 --> 00:28:21.676 I'll use the Speed Line tool to set it up so that the guide line 425 00:28:21.676 --> 00:28:24.250 passes slightly in front of the person like this 426 00:28:24.250 --> 00:28:28.755 If you double click, you will get lines like this 427 00:28:28.755 --> 00:28:33.290 the lines outside the cut are there because the cut lines are outside of the folder 428 00:28:33.290 --> 00:28:36.181 If you put it inside 429 00:28:36.181 --> 00:28:40.527 it could be adjusted like this 430 00:28:40.527 --> 00:28:42.725 If you look at this at a comics perspective 431 00:28:42.725 --> 00:28:45.210 the area behind the character is white 432 00:28:45.210 --> 00:28:48.191 and the lines in front 433 00:28:48.191 --> 00:28:51.666 makes it feel like he is running towards something 434 00:28:51.666 --> 00:28:57.379 it looks like he has not reached 435 00:28:57.379 --> 00:28:59.408 his destination yet 436 00:28:59.408 --> 00:29:05.131 Now you can click Object again 437 00:29:05.131 --> 00:29:07.993 and set the reference point to the center instead 438 00:29:07.993 --> 00:29:12.923 The Guide lines will change to fill the entire cut 439 00:29:12.923 --> 00:29:16.250 and this makes presents the 440 00:29:16.250 --> 00:29:19.052 character as someone continuously running for 441 00:29:19.052 --> 00:29:21.399 a destination somewhere 442 00:29:21.399 --> 00:29:25.131 Now if you set the starting point instead of the center 443 00:29:25.131 --> 00:29:28.032 like this 444 00:29:28.032 --> 00:29:29.874 I'll move it this way a little bit 445 00:29:29.874 --> 00:29:33.250 Now it looks like the destination is somewhere near 446 00:29:33.250 --> 00:29:34.953 and visible to the character 447 00:29:34.953 --> 00:29:38.171 When in scenes like this, think about how to use 448 00:29:38.171 --> 00:29:42.854 the speed lines and where to position the guide lines for the best effect 449 00:29:42.854 --> 00:29:45.775 Depending on where you position the guide lines 450 00:29:45.775 --> 00:29:48.874 left, center, or right 451 00:29:48.874 --> 00:29:52.101 at the top, center, or bottom 452 00:29:52.101 --> 00:29:54.418 you can represent 453 00:29:54.418 --> 00:29:59.408 the form of speed and 454 00:29:59.408 --> 00:30:01.250 how the people or objects 455 00:30:01.250 --> 00:30:05.824 within will arrive at their destinations 456 00:30:05.824 --> 00:30:08.755 Now i will go into the last 457 00:30:08.755 --> 00:30:12.319 core tool, the Ruler tool 458 00:30:12.319 --> 00:30:16.844 Located in the let toolbar, if you click the triangular icon 459 00:30:16.844 --> 00:30:20.438 you will see various rulers 460 00:30:20.438 --> 00:30:23.884 Normally it wouldn't be here but 461 00:30:23.884 --> 00:30:29.507 I've made the parallel ruler, radial, and concentric circle ruler 462 00:30:29.507 --> 00:30:35.012 these 3 are special rulers that differ based on the ruler settings 463 00:30:35.012 --> 00:30:39.309 select Special Ruler on the left 464 00:30:39.309 --> 00:30:40.923 and if you look at its properties 465 00:30:40.923 --> 00:30:45.022 you can see all three rulers 466 00:30:45.022 --> 00:30:48.131 I wanted to save myself the hassle so 467 00:30:48.131 --> 00:30:53.507 I simply duplicated them to use these features 468 00:30:53.507 --> 00:30:58.062 First, let me explain one feature 469 00:30:58.062 --> 00:31:00.903 of the ruler tool, which is the variety 470 00:31:00.903 --> 00:31:02.428 First the symmetry ruler 471 00:31:02.428 --> 00:31:07.250 The Symmetry Ruler creates identical lines 472 00:31:07.250 --> 00:31:14.052 on other points around a central reference point 473 00:31:14.052 --> 00:31:18.745 So artists who struggle drawing faces head-on 474 00:31:18.745 --> 00:31:19.369 often 475 00:31:26.804 --> 00:31:30.923 use this method to draw faces 476 00:31:30.923 --> 00:31:33.072 so that is the symmetry ruler 477 00:31:33.072 --> 00:31:36.626 with the symmetry ruler, the more lines, 478 00:31:36.626 --> 00:31:39.785 the more versatility it offers 479 00:31:39.785 --> 00:31:43.121 Let me try to increase the line to 8 480 00:31:43.121 --> 00:31:51.250 If you do 8 lines then you can just 481 00:31:51.250 --> 00:31:55.943 draw one piece of pizza 482 00:31:55.943 --> 00:31:56.715 like this 483 00:32:01.597 --> 00:32:05.894 and magically it will create the whole pizza 484 00:32:05.894 --> 00:32:06.884 Did you see that? 485 00:32:06.884 --> 00:32:09.735 The circle is a little bit off 486 00:32:09.735 --> 00:32:12.309 but by using the symmetry ruler 487 00:32:12.309 --> 00:32:15.715 you can easily create various arts 488 00:32:15.715 --> 00:32:18.349 some people draw magic circles 489 00:32:18.349 --> 00:32:22.230 So we talked about the symmetry ruler briefly 490 00:32:25.250 --> 00:32:29.151 let's move on to the perspective ruler 491 00:32:29.151 --> 00:32:31.606 the perspective ruler is a vanishing point ruler 492 00:32:31.606 --> 00:32:36.329 it is commonly used to draw backgrounds using vanishing points 493 00:32:36.329 --> 00:32:42.943 For example if you draw guidelines corresponding to one or two vanishing points 494 00:32:42.943 --> 00:32:47.092 ne vanishing point is drawn at the point where they naturally collide 495 00:32:47.092 --> 00:32:50.022 You can draw a one-point perspective centered on this vanishing point 496 00:33:07.884 --> 00:33:10.498 So one-point perspective works like this 497 00:33:16.399 --> 00:33:20.032 There are some special tips for drawing 2 or 3 pointers 498 00:33:20.032 --> 00:33:22.141 We will use the perspective ruler 499 00:33:24.428 --> 00:33:27.111 If you create a vanishing point corresponding to one point 500 00:33:27.111 --> 00:33:30.715 and conversely create another point like this 501 00:33:30.715 --> 00:33:32.468 you get two points 502 00:33:32.468 --> 00:33:34.488 Now this is a 2 point perspective 503 00:33:51.686 --> 00:33:55.338 So it is the perspective ruler's feature 504 00:33:55.338 --> 00:33:57.062 to be able to draw pictures in 2- point perspective like this 505 00:33:59.379 --> 00:34:01.854 3 point perspective works the same way 506 00:34:01.854 --> 00:34:03.042 use the perspective ruler 507 00:34:05.220 --> 00:34:14.884 to make the first, second and third points 508 00:34:14.884 --> 00:34:21.547 and you naturally have shapes in 3 point perspective 509 00:34:47.715 --> 00:34:51.507 All of these are 3 point perspectives 510 00:34:51.507 --> 00:34:56.111 So basically you can use the perspective ruler to make 511 00:34:56.111 --> 00:34:58.725 1, 2 and 3 perspectives 512 00:34:58.725 --> 00:35:03.408 For parallel, radial, and concentric circle ruler I will further demonstrate 513 00:35:03.408 --> 00:35:08.636 using the same tools I used for 514 00:35:08.636 --> 00:35:10.993 drawing the concentric and speed lines 515 00:35:10.993 --> 00:35:15.676 the radial ruler is used when making the concentration lines 516 00:35:15.676 --> 00:35:18.389 you can click the point of focus 517 00:35:18.389 --> 00:35:25.725 and use pen strokes to draw lines lie this 518 00:35:25.725 --> 00:35:28.854 It will automatically line up 519 00:35:32.894 --> 00:35:35.785 because we're using the ruler function 520 00:35:35.785 --> 00:35:39.250 You can see the concentration lines forming 521 00:35:41.339 --> 00:35:44.260 the problem is if the ruler is created 522 00:35:44.260 --> 00:35:51.399 lines will always focus to this point even if drawn randomly 523 00:35:51.399 --> 00:35:56.250 So when you do not want to use this ruler function 524 00:35:56.250 --> 00:35:58.567 Press shift and click the 525 00:35:58.567 --> 00:36:01.973 triangular icon and you will see an X 526 00:36:01.973 --> 00:36:06.230 then you can start drawing lines freely again 527 00:36:06.230 --> 00:36:09.676 When you feel like you want to go back to concentration line mode 528 00:36:09.676 --> 00:36:12.339 Press shift and click again 529 00:36:12.339 --> 00:36:20.953 Now you will have lines that focuses to a point 530 00:36:20.953 --> 00:36:24.953 You can right-click the triangle shaped icon in the layer window 531 00:36:24.953 --> 00:36:29.260 and click delete ruler to delete the ruler 532 00:36:29.260 --> 00:36:34.062 Now we will use parallel ruler to draw lines 533 00:36:34.062 --> 00:36:40.210 If you use the parallel ruler, press shift and draw the lines 534 00:36:40.210 --> 00:36:46.300 It allows you to create shapes that can be cut vertically or horizontally 535 00:36:46.300 --> 00:36:51.171 Additionally, you can create free-form parallel lines with it 536 00:36:51.171 --> 00:36:56.072 we need the lines to be perfectly horizontal, so we held down Shift 537 00:36:56.072 --> 00:37:04.587 and if you draw the lines, you can draw them following the ruler 538 00:37:04.587 --> 00:37:09.399 and when the ruler is created 539 00:37:09.399 --> 00:37:12.795 you won't be able to draw vertical lines 540 00:37:12.795 --> 00:37:19.131 See here the mouse is moving up and down but you only get parallel lines 541 00:37:19.131 --> 00:37:20.418 It works the same way as the radial ruler 542 00:37:20.418 --> 00:37:24.369 and for this also, you can press shift and press the ruler icon on the layer window 543 00:37:24.369 --> 00:37:28.250 with the X there, you can draw lines freely 544 00:37:28.250 --> 00:37:31.498 That will be the difference 545 00:37:34.349 --> 00:37:36.052 The last one is the concentric circle ruler 546 00:37:36.052 --> 00:37:39.042 Let me explain what a concentric circle ruler is 547 00:37:39.042 --> 00:37:43.874 It is basically a tool for making circles 548 00:37:43.874 --> 00:37:49.993 if you click and drag, you can make a circular object 549 00:37:49.993 --> 00:37:55.814 If you don't want it to be an ovel, you can press shift 550 00:37:55.814 --> 00:37:57.824 and make perfect circles 551 00:37:57.824 --> 00:38:01.844 If you don't press shift, you can make ovals 552 00:38:01.844 --> 00:38:07.894 If you make the object and click it 553 00:38:07.894 --> 00:38:13.012 you can draw a picture using trajectories in this way 554 00:38:13.012 --> 00:38:18.260 and also make more circles that has the same shape as the original 555 00:38:20.577 --> 00:38:24.567 Similarly, since this only allows drawing circular shapes centered on this circle 556 00:38:24.567 --> 00:38:30.507 you can press shift to disable the ruler if you wanted to free-draw 557 00:38:30.507 --> 00:38:36.369 after free drawing you can reactivate the ruler by pressing shift draw circles again 558 00:38:36.369 --> 00:38:40.537 This way gives you more freedom in creating shapes 559 00:38:40.537 --> 00:38:45.577 Here we've covered the basics of using Clip Studio for webtoon production 560 00:38:45.577 --> 00:38:49.329 Unfortunately, we couldn't delve into every aspect of the program due to time constraints 561 00:38:49.329 --> 00:38:51.250 but I hope this overview was helpful 562 00:38:51.250 --> 00:38:55.527 But there are always tutorials you can check on the main Clip Studio page 563 00:38:55.527 --> 00:38:58.813 If you invest some time to enhance your understanding of Clip Studio 564 00:38:58.813 --> 00:39:01.359 It will help build a better environment 565 00:39:01.359 --> 00:39:04.502 for webtoon creation filling in any gaps we might have 566 00:39:04.502 --> 00:39:06.834 missed in this lecture 567 00:39:06.834 --> 00:39:10.022 I hope that by introducing some of the unique features of Clip Studio 568 00:39:10.022 --> 00:39:15.478 I've provided you with some helpful tips for actively using Clip Studio to create webtoons 569 00:39:15.478 --> 00:39:18.290 Thank you for sticking with the lecture until the end 570 00:39:18.854 --> 00:39:20.661 CLIP STUDIO FEATURES Basic Command bar: Users can place frequently used functions Snap: Allows lines to be drawn and snapped into place 571 00:39:20.661 --> 00:39:22.207 Workspace tools can be customized according to the user Canvas Page options need to be set differently depending on the purpose of the work 572 00:39:22.207 --> 00:39:23.736 It is recommended to customize presets since file size and formats vary by publishers Webtoon is suitable to work with more page counts 573 00:39:23.736 --> 00:39:24.929 Vector Layer's Function Raster Layer Same as brushes used in Photoshop When lines drawn with brushes are zoomed in, aliasing occurs at the edges 574 00:39:24.929 --> 00:39:26.337 Vector Layer Aliasing does not occur when zoomed in Press ctrl and click to create vector lines, and adjust the curve by dragging white dots 575 00:39:26.337 --> 00:39:27.454 Use vector erasing to delete where the lines meet or the entire selection Line adjustment feature can widen or narrow the selected line 576 00:39:27.454 --> 00:39:28.706 Selected brush can be changed to different design 577 00:39:28.706 --> 00:39:29.770 Cut line, Guideline, Focus line Tools & Ruler Tool Cutline Dividing borders Moving layer into cut layer and only images inside the cut is displayed 578 00:39:29.770 --> 00:39:30.733 Focus Line Lines that gather attention by convergence Guideline Drawn to show speed and direction 579 00:39:30.733 --> 00:39:31.819 Line length can be adjusted, and brush size can be changed to adjust the thickness of the focal line Ruler Tool Symmetry ruler: Lines are drawn symmetrically 580 00:39:31.819 --> 00:39:32.677 Perspective Ruler: Use for drawing backgrounds with vanishing points Radial Ruler: Lines converge at a point Parallel Ruler: Draw lines parallel to the ruler 581 00:39:32.677 --> 00:39:33.686 Concentric ruler: Draws circles according to the set trajectory of the circle