honestly speaking, i learnt more than all the previous 5-10 videos I've watched over the previous 2 months. i found this video extremely helpful and your calm, sweet voice just made everything all the more enjoyable to learn - thank you very much for making this video. i love your illustration^^ !
I was going to write something similar, but you made my point so well, I just liked your comment! I have not even finished the video yet, but I had to stop to express my appreciation for it. Thank you Sunako. I will subscribe after I finish typing this and I am looking forward to viewing your other videos as well.
I'VE BEEN USING CLIP STUDIO PAINT FOR 9 FUCKING Y E A R S AND I NEVER KNEW YOU COULD ADD MORE MANIPULATION POINTS TO A MESH TRANSFORMATION GRID. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH YOU'VE CHANGED MY LIFE, BRO
As an Illustrator who struggle with program changes, this tutorial is gold. Seriously, thank you so much for this amazing video. This is so calm and nice, you made me give a try to Clip Studio. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. PS: I hate lineart in digital art too...I never feel satistied with the results
You are the light at the end of a dark murky cave, oh my god learning how to do digital art on my own was so difficult but you were there to guide me. Now I shall use these shortcuts and tips to make my journey a little easier😭😭 Thank you so much and beautiful drawing😁🙏🙏
I've been using csp for like a year now, and this is the most helpful tutorial for it I have ever seen. I seriously didn't know almost anything, and I thought I was doing pretty good all by myself! The art came out beautiful, too :)
Usually I find tutorial videos incredibly boring and I end up trying to figure stuff out by myself. But you have such a gentle voice and just go straight to the point that I actually followed the tutorial closely! I really loved that you bookmarked the video so we could go back and rewatch specfic parts that needed refreshing! Thank you so much!
I've been using CSP on and off the past few months but because I've been used to draw in Photoshop I've never really gotten into CSP until now. This tutorial was really insightful, I definitely learned a few new things watching this. Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks!
I am new to Digital Art and haven't drawn much of anything in almost 2 decades. I got Clip Studio Art as a free trial with the WACOM PAD for Xmas. And I just want to say that I find your tutorial very easy to follow and understand. And you make it look easy, even the more advanced features. While I know I need to slowly get used to the program, you can rest assured, I will come back and reference your video for help. Thank you for making this video. Stay safe and happy! And beautiful Elf at the end.
For years I've been struggling to know what is mask layer(didn't really deeply researched it) but you just easily explained it. You're a life saver. The way you explained everything makes it so easy to understand
I'm in the same situation as you ;w; i always used sai bc it was easier for me, and by doing that i never noticed how restricting that program could be now i started using cspro in my tablet (that i bought to study and draw) lets see how it goes
samee i used to use sai now I'm switching to cps honestly tho there are way more features in cps but for some reason, i'm very unfamiliar with the brush engine like I'm so used to sai fast brushes that cps seems a bit laggy
Even though I don’t have Clip Paint Studio your art in the thumbnail caught my eye, and since I’ve been struggling with painting digitally I decided to watch this to learn your process (since I really liked the style). This video actually motivated me to draw (which is great since I’ve been having art block), so thank you for this tutorial! 💖
I been rewatching this tuto a few times and I would love to ask you if it’s possible to see a more detailed painting and lineart tutos in the future. About the painting one, it would be amazing to see how to make color bending look smooth and beautiful and where do you recommend to use hard brushes or airbrushes. I’m practicing with cell shading atm but when I try to bend colors my drawings look just horrible :’) In the lineart tuto would be interesting to see how to line-weight lines (not tecnically, I mean the artistic way). I know is not your actual style but I love the way you did it! I know I’m asking for a lot but just take it as suggestions! I don’t want to be impolite and “just request more”. I know this take a looot of time to do and I really appreciate that you did this one yet. Anyway, thank you so much for everything and awesome piece and video. Sorry for commenting several times :’)
I'll think about it! Mostly it's having enough experience to have a feel for what's a good balance of shapes (clear large/medium/small areas) and hard/soft edges. Keep at it!
I recently started digital painting for the first time and with csp as my first program. Your explanations are very clear and useful for a dummy like me! Thank you so much
@@ZenitsuKunn You can't just ask someone if their good at something their opinion might be biased. Also how do expect someone to be good at something after 2weeks?
So personally. I say this is indeed a beginners guide to cps. But more on the end of the beginner entering into the next stage and doing a recap of what they already learned about the software and explaining how they made their art. Still useful and a video I would watch again when I'm already good and using all of cps settings and such.
I love this process. Ive always struggled with line art, between fighting between light dainty lines or bold lines with various weight, and then losing the “life” from the sketch after adding line art, then trying to color around it- this seems like it would feel a bit more natural and help retain the life of the sketch. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you sooooo much :') I've finally found someone who is willing to spare some of his free and precious time to share this valuable intel with us newbies.. Thank you..
If i could give this video a thousand likes, i would. you just made a COMPLETE tips and tricks for beginners like me. from setting up the software to the painting process and how to render. Just what i needed
Holy. I didn't know you could increase the number of boxes in mesh transform. I've always exported it to Photoshop to do stuff like that. Thank you so much this will save me so much time.
i’ve been using csp for a few months but wow did i learn a lot from this!! it’s such a helpful guide, i’ll definitely be watching this again in the future!
This is the most comprehensive beginner tutorial for CSP. I learn a lot from your video that I can't find in bunch of others youtube videos. Tips, trick even the small thing means a lot to me. Thanks again. Wish you all the best and God blesses every step in your life.
Wow! I'm a new fan! This video is like on a whole new level than any other tutorials for CSP I've ever seen! It's so in-depth that I couldn't find a word to describe it. My eyes and ears are melting in joy watching this. lol I'm glad I found you and this video! Hope you'll have more videos to come since I've noticed that you rarely upload one. I'll try to find you on other platforms that you may be active to so that I can follow you there as well. Keep it up!
not only you helped me to understand the interface and personalize it to my own needs, but you also made me realize i don't have to do lineart. i always had problems with digital, because i never wanted to do the lineart - it would take so much time and it would still look like a sketch. and i never even tried doing art this way, just based on a sketch! i just started working on a new, experimental piece and i'm already loving the process! thank you so much for opening my eyes to lineart-less digital art! much appreciated!
I'm diving into CSpaint after buying it an entire year ago, and this tutorial is so frigging wonderful, thank you. No shade to other artists making videos on here, but yeah its been frustrating to find resources that don't go too fast/ terrible audio editing, and don't break down where tools are. So Thank you thank you THANK YOU for this!
ive been using this program for over a year but i still dont know many things. out of all the tutorials i have watched, this helped me the most and on top of that ive always wondered how people do that lineless art! thank you so much for this tutorial!!!
Allow me to subscribe here... I literally saw your art and fell in love with your paintings as someone's who's rubbish at it so seeing you here explaining how you go through it is honestly a great blessing. Please never stop making beautiful art, (this sounds cliche) but it really really inspires me and many others. All the best from here on and I look forward to more stuff from you. Thank you
this was the only tutorial that helped me. you are an absolute angel. thank you so much for this. and your art is so pretty!!!! i love it. this was my motivation to invest in csp. again, thank you. i will recommend this video to anyone i can :3
I wanted to get a bit more used to clip studio so I decided to click a random tutorial and have it on in the background. I ended up stopping what I was doing to watch and pay attention because this was so helpful, so informative and so beautiful! Thank you so much for this video, I'm for sure gonna save this to refer back to 💚
I appreciate you explaining how you transition from sketch to cleanup, I've only ever used lineart-based methods and I've really struggled with that step when attempting a more painterly style. A lot of tutorials I've seen gloss over how they blend the sketch in before polishing.
I couldn't really find any tutorials of how to use tools in this program so this video helps me to learn all the things that i should know since im basically learning how to draw digital. thanks a lot
A better definition of the vector layer is that the vector layers is actually objects. Ive taken a digital media class and vector layers go in much more depth. Vector layres are objects, thats why you can adjust them.
I'm new to Clip studio paint and you explain everything so clearly that I don't get lost among tons of new useful features. Thank you very much!! Love your drawing and your voice, too!!
I just wanted to say you are amazing. Your tutorial helped me set my Clip Studio up exactly how I needed it, and made it way less intimidating than it originally was. THANK YOU!!!!
I just downloaded the program cuz a friend recommended it to me for drawing that are like anime style, went here to see how different it is from photoshop and I gotta say it was helpful !
Because you’re so good at explaining stuff if you did any other tutorial videos an in depth video of all the layers and correction layers and how they affect your paintings would be super helpful 🥺💖
OML thank you! i've used CSP for a while but i found it exhausting to move left and right for the tools XD i reordered my workspace and now imma test it out on my old wips.
Please, continue uploading videos, speedpaint is ok too, your art is beautiful. Like this 'light' coloring. This pastel shading too. We all want speedpaint series :dd -- PS: I am an artist too, learning to do decent lineart tho [kinda petting the lines still] :3
Very helpful. I've started using CSP months back but haven't had the opportunity to touch it since so I'd forgotten most of what I picked up initially. Thank you for this :)
Even though it was a long video. I do feel like I learned a lot! Most of the time I was like "WOOOW you can do that!" Makes me excited to learn more!!!!
ahh, im currently teaching myself drawing through digital art and im currently using the csp trial, bc it feels the most comfortable to me!! this is a godsent, thank you so much for your video!!
I have no idea how to explain this, but I really wish I could see all the process that goes into your painting process since in this video it was a timelapse and the layers aren't visible for us to see. I've been yearning to create a good lineart-less artwork for years but I've found it even more difficult than the traditional sketch > lineart > painting process, which essentially means I don't fully grasp how the proper lineart-less process is supposed to go. Still tho, I've learn a lot from this tutorial alone. I just bought CSP recently and have been trying to get used to it. Thank you for this tutorial!! edit: a lot of auto correct and missing words 😭
Great Job Explaining I'm new on this and now I'm doing animation on this smh wow never ever did it before...lol..CHALLENGE..God Bless every artist up here.
Man, this was the greatest tutorial and I've ever watched learned so much, probably will be rewatching this 100 times while I try to use everything in practice.
I have just begun to use CSP. Began by watching your video and applying accordingly. I really loved the way you have explained all the points. And most of all - I loved your painting a lot - its really beautiful! Josh
I bought wacom intuos M like 2 months ago and I got Clip Studio Paint Pro for free with it, but I only used photoshop cause I know the program, but I think clip studio is better for drawing, today I am transitioning to clip studio thanks to you. Nice video, helped a lot.
Very nice. I've been using clip studio for a few months now and knew I was missing out on auto actions, this was very helpful! For vector layers, I like to use pen set on transparent to help sculpt my lines since eraser tool doesn't work 😁
Im only 4 minutes into the video but I had to pause to comment and thank you for the tip about the popup tools. Ive been using clip studio since 2016 and NEVER knew about the popup temporary color wheels or subtool palette. this singlehandedly will improve my workspeed and flow by x2. thank you!!!
Nice, I'm glad I could help out! It just dawned on me to look for that feature one day and to my surprise it was actually possible. Quickly it became very integrated into my workflow.
I was afraid of using this program cause it has so many tools, but this video made me feel I could do it! Your explanation was pretty clear and also I felt so encouraged when I saw your art! Thanks for this!
