Clip studio paint - How to use 3d models for making comics

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In this video, I show how I use 3d models to "sketch" my scenes in clip studio paint.
What's great about this is that you can create a scene with multiple characters, and you can show what's going on from a completely new angle with minimal effort. For example, if a character is talking to a group, the "camera" can be over the shoulder of the speaker, then for the response, it can be reversed to show the same scene from another angle. Watching the video may give you some ideas you can use 3d models on your own projects.
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@emiidotjp 4 года назад

For everyone who’s saying this feels like cheating, it’s not. How do y’all think Disney gets those fluid movements in their animated movies? They animate over their references. It’s rotoscoping. This is kind of what it’s like in a way.

@lainkinnie1442 4 года назад

exactly. plus you move and place your 3d models, creating your own pose,you're not tracing a copyrighted photo searched on internet 😊 it's really useful

@emiidotjp 4 года назад

c z e n n i e 猫 THANK YOU.

@warriorsorb1111 Год назад

I'm about to start working on my first graphic novel and this is definitely helpful, especially since I suck at hand-drawing characters. Thanks for this video.

@StLouis83 6 лет назад

Thanks a million, you just saved me time, because I'll trace my characters over the poses. Saved me time really, can't thank you enough. Good looking out. One love. Heck, you get the meaning. Lol

@Buckwheat0 5 лет назад

I say for best results use the models as reference, no tracing. Really helps with things like foreshortening! no more browsing google images for 2 hours to find an example of the pose you are going for

@luckyducky7819 5 лет назад

I was just about to post this comment. If there's anything I'd add, it'd be to only trace for practice. It could help to trace a hand so that you know how where lines should go on a hand, but that's just my opinion.

@EchoJ 4 года назад

Disney animators “traced” when using the rotoscope technique to get those fluid movements in scenes like Aurora and Prince Philip dancing in _Sleeping Beauty._ Most of the classic Disney animated films used rotoscoping and I bet you don’t question their talent or artistry. Pros trace all the time when it saves time and money. IMO, as long as you’ve got the (anatomy) fundamentals down already, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with tracing models.

@emiidotjp 4 года назад

EchoJae thank you for finally saying it. And then people wonder how they get those fluid movements. They “trace” their references.

@keychain3039 4 года назад

Question: if the 3d models are customizable and you have a specific character traits on the model, then does it still count as tracing?

@Buckwheat0 4 года назад

@@keychain3039 yea

@DennisCNolasco 3 года назад

Super fast comic book workflow Kendrys!

@brigitteleesamaroo 6 лет назад

wish i could like this video 1000 times. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank u so much!!! You have made life so much easier

@michaelmcdonnell3905 2 года назад

Useful for composition.

@karlamichelle4946 7 лет назад

Thanks alot for this tutorial i knew you can you the 3d models for comic but i didnt knew how to do it thank you so much

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

No problem, I'm glad you found it useful :)

@navysteel 5 лет назад

I feel inspired to produce some digital comics from watching this tutorial. Thanks for uploading.

@hasniichasnii7671 8 лет назад

The idea is great but I would suggest couple of things along with this process. - First prepare the storyboard, and try different ways/angels you want to show, and sketch the page before hand along with backgrounds. Then use your technique and you will see drastic improvements. - Second, try to learn while implying this technique, because it would be very hard to draw the extreme and drastic angels that would make your characters pop out and make it more interesting. Through this method only, there is more stiffness in the character's position, as in the real manga some things are exaggerated in order to convey different particular ideas/emotions.

@KendrysDraws 8 лет назад

I agree, 3d models alone makes characters look stiff. It should be combined with sketches and exaggerated to make them look good, but it's great as a rough idea of the poses, especially poses in extreme angles.

@Bronsons 8 лет назад

I've found that there are option in the 3D modeling creation that allow you to essentially have the models be foreshortened for you. Meaning that you can in fact get every extreme angle you can think of. I was messing around with replicating some iconic Marvel scenes with the models and it can be replicated perfectly if you do it right (which is really easy once you get the hang of it) I would also like to say that an artist shouldn't rely on only this technique though as it is a form of training wheels. It is a lot of extra steps that you'd have to take every time you want to create a comic that is just a lot of extra time put in for the same outcome. Eventually once you get the hang of proportions and how bodies look at all angles you won't need this technique anymore and can create your own style. But in the mean time, have fun.

@TheKevphil 7 лет назад

I agree, of course. But in a way, the relative simplicity of these "dolls" actually makes it easier to go in and tighten things. The better the artist's understanding of anatomy and drapery, the better and more unique the result.

@chuchan3989 4 года назад

I really need to start practicing to use this. I'm usually good using references but urgh... The hands!! They are always a nightmare to draw.

@D2Kprime 3 года назад

I hear ya....

@guineapig1016 4 года назад

Thank you so much. You're a life saver!!!!

@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y 5 лет назад

Can someone send this to Rob Liefeld ? He would finally be able to draw hands & feet :)

@djnosleeves85 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@acatisfinetoo6921 4 года назад

lol

@AmaroRay 4 года назад

Give it a rest. The guy is drawing better than he has in years. Have you not seen his Instagram?

@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y 4 года назад

@@AmaroRay I was just joking. I know he's liked by people in the industry for being easy to work with, and some big names like his art.

@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y 4 года назад

@@AmaroRay Nowadays, the only annoying thing about his art is that he puts his own face on characters.

@willie941 7 лет назад

That was great...very inspiring !

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

thanks, yeah this program has a lot of cool features

@k_DEDb07 6 лет назад

this is great thank you

@karlamichelle4946 7 лет назад

i really enjoy your tutorials they are so easy to followed

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

That means a lot, thanks :D

@karlamichelle4946 7 лет назад

your welcome your very skilled and i enjoy your videos cause i learned a lot from them

@karlamichelle4946 7 лет назад

can you send me a private masseges i like to share some idea i have for a web comic

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

Hey, I sent you a message I can't tell if you received it or not... (I've never used youtube messages before)

@karlamichelle4946 7 лет назад

oh alright ill check

@ShaneDavisDFTBA 5 лет назад

This is seriously cool :) Are the 3D models included with the software or have you had to create them all individually? Are each of the poses based on a single model that you could adjust or would each need adjusting individually? So for instance if I'm making a comic with a small, thin man and a large hulking amazonian woman, could I create two custom 3D models and have an automatic reference for every pose in the library or would I need to create from scratch a small version and large version of every pose?

@KendrysDraws 5 лет назад

-yeah the 3d models are included -you can customize the body type of each character -you have a pose library and you can add the same pose to a big character and a small one, it would work on both, no need to create a small version and a large one

@avihooves1801 6 лет назад

This feels so wrong .... but it's so helpful

@navysteel 5 лет назад

Its just another way to produce art.

@lainkinnie1442 4 года назад

why wrong?

@charlottecarpenter1861 4 года назад

Nothing wrong with using references dude

@tailong9548 5 лет назад

Awesome, thank you so much.

@2PMisTimeless 4 года назад

at 02:01 how to copy and paste to different page? I tried that on the newest CSP version on macbook pro, but not working. sorry if i am stupid. i don't get this

@arthurbodet1231 5 лет назад

Can you make a video for not making our draws like 3d character when we use 3d models, please ? Thanks !

@NeedlessPower 5 лет назад

i think i'd feel really bad about using this but when having really really tight deadlines it's SO HELPFUL!

@alexandrabruges9321 4 года назад

thank you very useful

@Johnrap 3 года назад

How can you see several pages at once, and set up to know which pages are facing which others? I need to learn that.

@Abc-qs8ir 6 лет назад

I find this difficult in Clip Studio on iPad, I find that the camera angle keeps changing on me, and the place the 3d model is standing on keeps changing on me (foreground/ background/ middle ground), Obviously I’m clicking on the wrong buttons ... I will have to learn this tutorial !

@ClaudiaBelle 8 лет назад

Can I use my drawings then add a model to developed, arms or a form on the figure? I have trouble figuring out or drawing the rest of the body or poses.

@KendrysDraws 8 лет назад

Yeah, I think the best way is use your own drawing, and use the 3d models for the parts you have trouble drawing Also, you can check the Clip studio channel, they have some good examples of how to use the 3d models

@GamingPenis 7 лет назад

I think a lot of the essence of what makes a great comic is lost when you work like this but I'm sure you are helping a lot of folks out that can now make comics when they couldn't before

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

Any process you use can take away the 'essence of what make a comic great' if you use it incorrectly, this is not meant to be used for tracing, it's more for reference.

@OtakuXManga 5 лет назад

Oh my goodness thank you I just wanted clarification on this because sometimes I do have a bit trouble drawing the body in certain posesand it's like I have the image in my head but it's not quite clear enough normally I just use action figures but this makes it easier because now I can use both of my hands

@jcsagreofficialph 2 года назад

@@KendrysDraws Actually it's technically tracing but in good manner because you've just capture the base shape and form only then you fill the rest.

@SuperBadkharma 7 лет назад

Great tutorial, btw, what music is this ? i like it.

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

thanks, the music is called Smooth Sailing (with Guitar)-audionautix

@the07pattyvonne 4 года назад

This isn't bad if it works! ✏💭

@mdbruffy 6 лет назад

Can you import 3D figures from other programs? If I have a character designed in Poser pro, can I import and pose it in Clip?

@lucianor8171 5 лет назад

CSP import FBX format. Like posted in: www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/75056/importing-daz-characters-into-clip-studio-manga-studio (DAZ Studio example, not sure if Poser can do that).

@durothan2851 7 лет назад

Nice!!!

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

+Durothan 😆

@2DAnimax 2 года назад

did you draw them as illustrators

@drawwithpeter6950 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing. Does this software ship with the model library?

@KendrysDraws 5 лет назад

Yeah, it comes with the model library, it also has something called clip studio assets where you can download more things free

@LOVEelastic 6 лет назад

i need a bit of help-- my 3d models won't even load into the program when i click/drag it any suggestions? :C

@KendrysDraws 6 лет назад

LOVEelastic so it seems a lot of people have this problem, I think it might be that the program needs more RAM. You can go to preferences and change how much it uses

@ClaudiaBelle 8 лет назад

How did you add the details on the models? I still can't figure that out. I knew to the program, and trying to decide if it's something I want purchase.

@KendrysDraws 8 лет назад

I add the details on a separate layer, on top of the 3d models, it's a little bit like 'tracing' I pose the 3d models, then draw the armor, or clothing following the model guidelines

@akumirin5047 7 лет назад

Hi I was wondering how to actually get the 3D model onto the canvas. I just downloaded clip studio paint and every time I try to drag it to the canvas it would show this sign "🚫" in gray beneath the mouse. Do you know how I can get the model onto the canvas?

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

it normally shows that sign in gray, but you can still drag it to the canvas and it will change to a green "plus" sign.

@associazioneotaku 6 лет назад

i hev 8 ram and 200 gb of free space, i'v set to 100% and every 3d models kepp lag, can someone help me please !

@jessicale765 7 лет назад

Here, you're using Clip Studio Paint EX, can 3D models be used on the Pro version?

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

Yeah, the 3D models work the same way in the Pro version

@MsPoliteRants 2 года назад

Seems like more effort and time in my eyes. I’m torn between just having a kinda sloppy imperfect comic vs a crisp one with good angles just cause it takes so long to pose the figures. Plus the background is still 2D. I guess you could import a 3D model of an office or something and place the character models in the scene. That would make different angles of the same scene easier. But again….. that’s a lot of damn work for a panel readers are going to spend two seconds looking at. :/

@KendrysDraws 2 года назад

I know what you mean, it can takes a long time to pose the 3d models but you don't really have to pose most of them too much. For example, 0:08 these are pretty much default poses that come with the program, I just twist the body a bit, maybe rise an arm or leg. I would just treat it like a sketch and do quick poses even if they look a little weird, for me It's mostly moving the camera around to get the angle or composition right

@TheKevphil 7 лет назад

You don't expressly say (write) this in your video, though I noticed it happening: If you pull a new "doll" into a scene with an existing one, the new one will adopt the perspective of the first. QUESTION: You seem to have a page preview view where the previews are large. How did you do that? And can the pages be drawn on, in that view? GOOD series of videos discussing 3D integration!

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

Yeah, the new doll will adopt the perspective of the first, if you add it in the same layer, if you don't want that to happen you can create a new layer on top and add the doll there. For the "preview page" I just have a new document open, I pose the characters there and rasterize the layer there, then copy and paste them to the different panels in the other document. And yeah you can draw on that "preview page" but on a new layer.

@TheKevphil 7 лет назад

Thanks! I've been around this app for a couple years and even done some videos of my own, but You've shown me several new things! Thanks, and I sub'd!

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

Great, thanks!

@auravaury 7 лет назад

I do the poses and everything but it doesn't renderize the figure, not sure why since I do the same process as this video :/

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

That's strange I don't know what it could be. but check this, it makes it a bit more clear hopefully it helps drive.google.com/file/d/0B3qqZZ3VdoN3bHBZOU93UmRZZm8/view?usp=sharing

@auravaury 7 лет назад

Thanks, I sent the report to Smith Micro anyway :)

@calvinallen3424 7 лет назад

I am using 3d models on my first comic and it is helping. The only problem I am having is if I try to use multiple models they are on individual planes and not the same one so if I try to rearrange the angle I have to move each one separately instead of just moving the "camera." Is there a way to get them on the same grind?

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

yeah, you can drag the 3d models to the same layer. You can see an example here 3:41

@Silverdragon0 5 лет назад

@@KendrysDraws I have same problem as Calvin have... your video is too fast! I see you merged layers, what command is that allows more characters to same layers?

@KendrysDraws 5 лет назад

@@Silverdragon0 make sure you have the 3d model layer selected. If you don't the other 3d models will be in different layers. I don't think I merged layers, I just got rid of it, that's not necessary for adding multiple 3d models together. I'm not doing anything extra, I just drag and drop to the canvas

@carlmia305 7 лет назад

is there a way to do this in photoshop

@KendrysDraws 7 лет назад

Not really, but you could use a separate 3d program to pose the models then export the 3d model as .jpg files and make the panels and sketches in photoshop.