This reminded to get back into using clip studio again 😅 (I’ve gotten comfortable with IbisPaint) Your video was extremely refreshing so thank you for this. You’ve got a new subscriber! Hope you grow your channel more with excellent videos like this in the future! 🙂
The tools prevent you to get better though. Go the hard way and free hand draw. You'll get better in time and actually progress without relying on tools forever 😊
@@livetochange974 I think it ultimately depends on you as a person - you can find your own balance to improve regardless of tools, but if your purpose is to take advantage of the tool you can also develop your mastery.
The timing of this video is perfect. My line work with pencil, charcoal is ok, not great but ok. However, on digital… call me Scratch, the chicken! Chicken scratch mark making!!! It’s a steep learning curve for me so have added these exercises to my digital routine. Thank you so much.
i remember being the same when i first started! getting used to using the tablet and being comfortable with it is really important. glad the video helped :)
Man.. I haven’t really drawn anything other than a quick sketch in a while (Ive been studying sorta advanced animation for around 2 weeks straight) and seeing this video has sparked “some” desire to draw something unique, and also I’m quite surprised people don’t know about the fact that the more confident you are with your strokes the cleaner it looks. Also damn!! Clip studio paint looks like an absolute god send. Not only is it good for illustrations, it’s also a really good animation program (I’m literally handicapped because procreates (not dream) animation feature just sucks..
Yea I haven't been drawing In awhile and I think the reason is cuz Im focusing more on my phone like yt shorts and allat so probably need to do something about that
selection pen, and select overlapping vectors are powerful tools. for example lets say you want to readjust bangs of hair, or grab specific vectors that you want to readjust without redrawing them, or quickly build depth of objects by copy+paste the selected vectors and vector erase the excess.
Just a nerdy comment but, the darker lines where things intersect is referred to as "ambient occlusion". :D Only just started learning to draw and mostly worked with pen and paper. Recently tried digital and it feels like 10 steps back! I've been doing similar exercises to try and just draw a circle, and will incorporate the other ones into my routine, the flower one looks hard. Also the vector features of clip studio look kind of insane. I've tried the free trial recently but been using Krita since I can't save any files unless I purchase a licence, wanna be sure I'll stick to drawing before I start spending. Nice video, hope you'll keep going and build up your subscribers!
yes, you're right they are basically ambient occlusion! looking back i should have mentioned that in the video haha. Especially if you're used to traditional, digital is always mega overwhelming at first, i hope you keep at it!
Okay, I have GOT to start using vector layers for my lineart!!! I particularly struggle with line weight variation, so the thicken and narrow tools would be SO helpful!!!
this is very helpful tips! thanks :) i really like the line weight style but sometimes looks awkward in my art. this helped alot to understand my art =)
Thanks a lot for making a wonderful guide. i find it very helpful. as a beginner ( from 0 ( know somewhat but not very much)). can u please guide me what should i learn first. what is important to focus on FIRST
I'm glad you find it helpful! If you're a complete complete beginner I'd honestly just advise you to draw what you see in daily life! This can be some random items at home, your family members, the places you go - basically drawing from observation. Learning to draw from life helps your observation, and helps develop your eye for proportion too. Your eye is just as important as your hand in art!
i think for this video i just used a default csp pen tool lol. it's called 'mapping pen', and i have the anti-alias set to 'none' for that semi pixelly effect!
What drawing tablet thing and stylus do you use? Are they expensive And would I need a good/decent laptop to be able to run it? I was debating wether to just get an iPad and use procreate cause everyone seems to like it- but that vector layer thing and line weight thing/thicken’er thing looks ridiculously useful
you can really any tablet on the market - the stuff I use ranges from an intuos s that's the size of my hand to an iPad to a cintiq 16 (which i personally find too finicky to use sometimes). There is CSP for the ipad now! It seems to work the same as the desktop version, though I think it uses a subscription based payment.
yeah, this is true, but vector layers work really different depending on the program. As far as I know, CSP is the only one that lets you manipulate the lines you draw.
Idk why, but ive been drawing for quite some time and still cant grasp any art method shown. For anything i draw lately i use the grid method but i dont wanna be stuck on that stahe forever. Maybe art wasnt meant for me
The grid method can be helpful if your aim is to do photographic/ultra realistic kind of drawing, but if not I'd honestly just start from drawing from observation - don't be too hard on yourself! Everyone starts from somewhere, whether it be drawing fruits in a bowl to drawing their favorite anime or game character, just tap into your interests and don't think about what feels right - just do it.
@@luckyqilin thanks for replying! I thought I had already responded but came to find out I didn't. (sorryyyyyy) do you usually give out your socials cuz I'd love to keep up & continue to be inspired by your works
the only thing i can think of that comes close is the pen tool, but photoshop seems to be catered more for painting to begin with. the vector layer thing (from what i gather) is a csp specific tool since it's more catered for people who make comics!
most helpful art video i stg my linework has improved so much since i first watched
that's awesome to hear!
“CTRL + Z is your friend”
*Stares at my piece of paper from whom Ive just erased half my drawing because of a small mistake*
this actually much more useful information than some other rest of big channel i see
IDK WHY THIS DOESNT HAVE THAT MUCH VIEWS N LIKES THIS IS RLLY HELPFUL WTF
glad you found it helpful! :D
THATS WHAT I WAS THINKINGGG
@@Sleep1ng_Pandayou think very beautifully ❤
She doesnt have many videos, so she can't help retain engagement, and UA-cam algorithm will shaft her a bit.
The views will build up over time. It’s better that way than just getting million views in one month and flatline.
Thank you so much for all the information. Lineart has always been a heavy task for me and these tips are a blessing
tysm I literally never understood how artists could just make perfect straight/curvy lines without it being atleast a little bit wobbly
it really is all practice :') but for some of us, stabilization is a nice 'cheat' method!
it's the first time i see actual exercises and useful advices in a video omg thank you so much!
glad to hear its useful!!
This reminded to get back into using clip studio again 😅 (I’ve gotten comfortable with IbisPaint) Your video was extremely refreshing so thank you for this. You’ve got a new subscriber! Hope you grow your channel more with excellent videos like this in the future! 🙂
thank you! glad you enjoyed the video ^^
This is genuinely the most helpful video I’ve seen in a while, the vector tool is amazing
its genuinely a miracle...i wish procreate or photoshop had it
The tools prevent you to get better though. Go the hard way and free hand draw. You'll get better in time and actually progress without relying on tools forever 😊
@@livetochange974 I think it ultimately depends on you as a person - you can find your own balance to improve regardless of tools, but if your purpose is to take advantage of the tool you can also develop your mastery.
that flower circles exercise works wonders
0:41 To be honest, bunnies ARE supposed to be hairy.
am now your 1,000th subscriber. love your work!! :D
The timing of this video is perfect. My line work with pencil, charcoal is ok, not great but ok.
However, on digital… call me Scratch, the chicken! Chicken scratch mark making!!! It’s a steep learning curve for me so have added these exercises to my digital routine. Thank you so much.
i remember being the same when i first started! getting used to using the tablet and being comfortable with it is really important. glad the video helped :)
Man.. I haven’t really drawn anything other than a quick sketch in a while (Ive been studying sorta advanced animation for around 2 weeks straight) and seeing this video has sparked “some” desire to draw something unique, and also I’m quite surprised people don’t know about the fact that the more confident you are with your strokes the cleaner it looks.
Also damn!! Clip studio paint looks like an absolute god send. Not only is it good for illustrations, it’s also a really good animation program (I’m literally handicapped because procreates (not dream) animation feature just sucks..
yeah! csp is really versatile!!
Yea I haven't been drawing In awhile and I think the reason is cuz Im focusing more on my phone like yt shorts and allat so probably need to do something about that
you should make more vids, great quality
Based tutorial Quick and Digestible!
it's always the 600 subscriber channels that make the best art videos
XD thank you!
I just started few days ago, and this is super helpful
:D
selection pen, and select overlapping vectors are powerful tools. for example lets say you want to readjust bangs of hair, or grab specific vectors that you want to readjust without redrawing them, or quickly build depth of objects by copy+paste the selected vectors and vector erase the excess.
just randomly found this video in recommended, what a helpfull stuff!
instantly subscribed, hope you will realese more tutorial videos in future
i wish u can spread ur word to many many people. new sub
Remember me when your famous!!!
This video is amazing. I learned a lot of great tips
Just a nerdy comment but, the darker lines where things intersect is referred to as "ambient occlusion". :D
Only just started learning to draw and mostly worked with pen and paper. Recently tried digital and it feels like 10 steps back!
I've been doing similar exercises to try and just draw a circle, and will incorporate the other ones into my routine, the flower one looks hard.
Also the vector features of clip studio look kind of insane. I've tried the free trial recently but been using Krita since I can't save any files unless I purchase a licence, wanna be sure I'll stick to drawing before I start spending.
Nice video, hope you'll keep going and build up your subscribers!
yes, you're right they are basically ambient occlusion! looking back i should have mentioned that in the video haha. Especially if you're used to traditional, digital is always mega overwhelming at first, i hope you keep at it!
Okay, I have GOT to start using vector layers for my lineart!!! I particularly struggle with line weight variation, so the thicken and narrow tools would be SO helpful!!!
they are amazinggg
this is very helpful tips! thanks :) i really like the line weight style but sometimes looks awkward in my art. this helped alot to understand my art =)
im glad it was helpful!
Vector Layers are such a cheat!!1!😡
I LOVE IT 🤤
Thank youuuu
That was great and helpful and keep going 🙌🏻❤
love the video, ty so much for the help :))
You did a beautiful work here
ty :)
this is great, thank you
glad you enjoyed :)
4:16 The reason why I drop photoshop in favor of CSP 3years ago.
What are your canvas settings? Like resolution and DPI or PPI? Thank you for vid BTW!! Very useful!!
i have it on A4 paper size with 300 DPI! Glad you found it useful ^^
Imma try this on Infinite painter. Still practicing on brush customization.
Great stuff here, THANK YOU! Will you be adding more tutorials soon?
i hope to do more in the future, but i don't do them too often and they're more on a whim ^^
Thanks a lot for making a wonderful guide.
i find it very helpful.
as a beginner ( from 0 ( know somewhat but not very much)). can u please guide me what should i learn first. what is important to focus on FIRST
I'm glad you find it helpful! If you're a complete complete beginner I'd honestly just advise you to draw what you see in daily life! This can be some random items at home, your family members, the places you go - basically drawing from observation. Learning to draw from life helps your observation, and helps develop your eye for proportion too. Your eye is just as important as your hand in art!
Damm thank you so much sis
you're welcome ^^
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"Yes Ctrl z is all are friends "
your BEST friend
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This is how i would like to see school education
If its okay, could you share your brushes? I really like how they look. I already have dope brushes but I'm addicted to trying new ones. lol
i think for this video i just used a default csp pen tool lol. it's called 'mapping pen', and i have the anti-alias set to 'none' for that semi pixelly effect!
Ooo I see, thank you! @@luckyqilin
What drawing tablet thing and stylus do you use? Are they expensive And would I need a good/decent laptop to be able to run it?
I was debating wether to just get an iPad and use procreate cause everyone seems to like it- but that vector layer thing and line weight thing/thicken’er thing looks ridiculously useful
you can really any tablet on the market - the stuff I use ranges from an intuos s that's the size of my hand to an iPad to a cintiq 16 (which i personally find too finicky to use sometimes). There is CSP for the ipad now! It seems to work the same as the desktop version, though I think it uses a subscription based payment.
most digital drawing programs will have vector layers!!
yeah, this is true, but vector layers work really different depending on the program. As far as I know, CSP is the only one that lets you manipulate the lines you draw.
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I like your voice 😊
thank you ^^
how do I draw a perfect line if I'm missing both my arms?
just control the pen with your mind, easy XD
Idk why, but ive been drawing for quite some time and still cant grasp any art method shown. For anything i draw lately i use the grid method but i dont wanna be stuck on that stahe forever. Maybe art wasnt meant for me
The grid method can be helpful if your aim is to do photographic/ultra realistic kind of drawing, but if not I'd honestly just start from drawing from observation - don't be too hard on yourself! Everyone starts from somewhere, whether it be drawing fruits in a bowl to drawing their favorite anime or game character, just tap into your interests and don't think about what feels right - just do it.
@@luckyqilin thanks for replying! I thought I had already responded but came to find out I didn't. (sorryyyyyy) do you usually give out your socials cuz I'd love to keep up & continue to be inspired by your works
Do you know the "vector layer" alternative for photoshop?
the only thing i can think of that comes close is the pen tool, but photoshop seems to be catered more for painting to begin with. the vector layer thing (from what i gather) is a csp specific tool since it's more catered for people who make comics!
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bin qilin ...,
sorry