How to make Screentones in Clip Studio Paint (CSP Pro and EX)
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- Опубліковано 6 лис 2019
- Screentones are complicated, I'm going to share how to add screentones to your digital artwork in Clip Studio Paint. This works in both Pro and EX versions!
You can make screentones manually, edit them to include colors and even download from assets! I'll show it all here in THIS VIDEO!
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⭐️ I love hearing how this has helped everyone! As I have mentioned before, if anyone has any questions, please let me know if you need anything else at all. I love helping people! ⭐️
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge! This was a very helpful video and it's nice to listen to your talking.
I'm very happen to see you're open for questions and want to use this opportunity to ask you one.
It's about moiré and I can't seem to find an answer anywhere. You mentioned moiré in your video as well, so I hope you can give a little more information about this topic.
Drawing with screentones it's recommended to work in 600 dpi (and monochrome). However, needless to say that you can't post the original size anywhere online as it's just far too big. I noticed it's impossible (for me only?) to export as png (or any other format) > specific size/specific resolution/percentage without that page basically dying. :') Another artist gave me the tip to slightly blur the png and then resize - surprisingly enough, it worked. But I'm being honest: Not only is this a lot of extra work, but also - even if it's only a tiny bit - I'm not a fan of having a blurred image.
Do you have any tip on how to correctly save/export your pages so it won't create moiré?
(I'm working on A4 binding (finish) size, default frequency 60.0, 600 dpi, monochrome - if that helps)
Thank you very much!
Unfortunately those are incredibly hard to avoid in the sense it isn't really intuitive. I found this article VERY helpful and when I'm struggling, I'll re-read it and follow step by step to help. I think your problem is your default frequency, but without seeing the art, it's hard to tell. I hope this helps you more than I can.
tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/articles/1019
I have been using Clip Studio for about a year now and I still have trouble making my digital art have a traditional look to it. Things like making the artwork have a more gritty inky look to it much like the Berserk manga. I have asked many people how to achieve that type of look but most of the time they say digital is digital and it will always look artificial. Are there any tips or advice you have that would help with incorporating traditional into digital, if so I would deeply appreciate it, Thank you!
@@testsubject1508 The best advice I have is pay attention to the brushes you are using and their settings. Digital art naturally has cleaner sharper images since there isn't ink bleeding into paper. I had to search for 2 years before I found my "perfect" brush, a jiwapen of all things that I use for all my inking now. A lot of people either go for very specific brushes, that often cost money, or they make their own or they settle for what they get. I would look into making your own custom brushes and textures from scans of actual grit, splatter, spray, etc. Do these on the paper you would notmally use, or clean white paper. Scan them in at a very high resolution, 600 or more so they can be scaled up or down without losing detail. You might have to edit constrast ,but it would be authentic traditional texture. You can also make brushes from these if you put in the time to learn that. For such a specific look, making a custom set of textures and brushes unique to YOUR needs might be best! You could even sell them on the asset search as well or gumroad even.
@@ArtCrumbs This is awesome advice! I haven't thought of making my own brushes yet, going to start making some. It will definitely be interesting to experiment with textures I made. Thank you!
" I Don't Name My Layers"
She's To Dangerous To Be Kept Alive
GOTTA LIVE LIFE ON THE EDGE!11!11!!! huffs in angst- r/iamverybadass LOL
I can't believe youtube recommended this just now;;; I needed THIS video 10 years ago lol nice how to video!
I'm glad it could help you!
"i'm a monster i don't name my layers" SAME. IN THIS HOUSE WE SQUINT AT THE LAYER PREVIEW, TURN ON/OFF LAYERS, OR MEMORIZE ORDER LIKE MEN
Aha Organized CHAOS reigns supreme.
you speak the goshdang truth
Facts
Love the cross hatching!
It can really make shading easier! lol I like the line/ hatching one myself hehe
this was super helpful! I was getting kind of frustrated trying to figure it out on my own, so your video was the first I watched to learn more about screentones. it really helped me understand better. thanks for posting!
Thank you! Screentones can be frustrating, especially if you are using a bunch of them in one image. If you need more help, let me know! I appreciate your time. 💖
I am working on my manga and this was super helpful. Thanks much!
You're very welcome! Good luck with your manga!
Great video! Very informative and helpful, and even with a few smiles along the way! :) Thanks!
I do my best to keep these sorts of videos lighthearted, especially with a topic that can be a bit overwhelming or difficult.
Thank you for this video! It`s incredible helpful!
It`s really helped me understading more of CLIP STUDIO!
Keep up the good videos!
You're welcome!! If you need any topics in particular let me know! I'd love to know what people want to see / need help with
In my search for education on this topic this was the best breakdown of the intro to screen tones.
Thank you! Was there anything I could have added or done better?
I've been using clip studio for years and I never knew what the layer colour actually did. This is SUCH a great video thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful! It's kinda magic when you finally find it!
just found your video, and this is super helpful. thankyou so much
You're welcome! I'm so glad it had helped so many people. :' D
this was so well explained! thank u thank u
You are very welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!
You're amazing! 😭 I thought I was doomed to only rely on assets and specialty brushes. Thank you so much!!!! 💖💖💖💖💖
You're welcome!! If you need more help, let me know
Thank you so much, this was awesome!
Im really glad you found it useful!! Thanks for watching!
This video was so useful. You explained a relatively difficult subject so easily that I followed your instructions without any problems. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! It can be a bit complicated and I didn't touch too much on the specifics of using tones, but I'm really glad it is helping so many people!
this was exactly what i was looking for thank you very much
You're very welcome! Let me know if you have any more questions
Thank You, digital art is more efficient than traditional, but certain concepts can be hard to wrap your head around with all the different tools and assets. this made it a lot easier, thank you!
It for sure can be overwhelming at first! I struggled for a while as well, and still have lots to learn but clip IS amazing.
amazing tutorial, thanks!
Glad you liked it! If you need anything else, let me know~!
God dang tank you very much, I've been looking for guide for mainly background all i found is for toning characters
Yeah backgrounds are a bit trickier since not everyone has BGs in every panel (and you shouldn't have them in every panel). Backgrounds tend to be left out. I love BGs, personally.
luv it ❤!
Thank you! I'm sorry it took so long to reply! I'm glad you liked it!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Of course! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for keeping it simple for us beginners. Just got CSP. I' m new to this. Good tutorial.👍👍
There will be more to come! Thanks for viewing and subscribing! If you think of anything you need help with, let me know and I can look into making a tutorial for it
hey this was super helpful! thanks!
Hey if you ever have any questions let me know! I made this channel to help people after all. Hehe and thanks for the sub!
I didn't even knew that it had screen tones., im so exited to try them!!!
Legit the main reason I use it. An amazing piece of software!
Damn! I already own CSP but I'm still constantly amazed how much functionality is already pre-built into the program.
Very nice tutorial!
Thanks! It is just an amazing program, especially now with the Liquify tool. It's getting so powerful.
This was SO helpful for me and also very entertaining. Thank you!
Thanks! I am glad it was helpful! I do my best. Lol 😆 humor is hard for me. Let me know if you need anything else!
@@ArtCrumbs it felt really smooth though haha! Very relaxed and unforced. Will binge watch everything you post from now on xD
I'm a bit quiet on content with the Shonen Jump Contest right now, but I do my best to stream to make up for it!
7:12 exactly what I was looking for! Thanks ArtCrumbs :D
I'm glad I could help! If you need anything elaborated, let me know. I'd be happy to help.
@@ArtCrumbs will do.
Bruh
omg this video saved my life!
I am so glad it helped! If you have any questions, let me know!
Really really really cool
Thank you very much! Let me know if you have any questions. Ouo
Nice Thank you!
Welcome! If you need anything, let me know!
Yet one *_more_* thing with tones: If you are working in a grayscale file, you can use a pressure sensitive tool to have screens *_fade out._* You see this used sometimes in Western color comics, usually as a sort of textural effect.
They are SO varied in their use, I am so used to focusing on monochrome with mine. I totally forgot to point this out. Thank you for adding that! 🌟
Great tutorial, I know now who to turn to if I ever use this program
If you ever have questions let me know!
thank you very much c:
You're welcome!
God bless this is the besttttt
Aha You're welcome! I'm amazed without how many people have found it helpful! If you have any more questions let me know!
thank u sister keep it up
Most welcome 😊
A great person! geat tip
Thank you! Glad it helped.
THANK YOUU!!!!!! ;W;
where is the option to download your talents
in all seriousness, this was very insightful ! tysm for making this video !!
I wish I knew! I don't have many plug-in points and none seem to work! Lol
"I don't name my layers."
Naming layers is for those with goldfish memory 😤
Aha i must be a special goldfish
I love this video. Very helpful. My question is how do you get rid of the "moire-y" pattern that comes with screentones? I notice when I zoom in and out I get different patterns and it's really ugly on the eyes. No matter how much I adjust the tones I can't get rid of them. Also the pattern comes up when I export the page and it doesn't look right at all :(
OUO Glad I could help you in my stream. 👻
fuck this was hard to find for a second time, make that titles shorter like "CPS Screentones"
Bloody amazing video,
Thanks for the feedback! I usually put in the full name / longer titles for SEO purposes, but I will take that into consideration. I'm glad you like it!
@@ArtCrumbs sincerely for me was more about your vibe, beautiful soul i would bet; I understand it was a live streaming, I'm sure you could be more didactic. Anyhow, Im rewatching this, and explore your channel, great job really.
2 things:
Im really struggling with "esthetic" i gues.. I cant get that "traditional" manga style. Between my poor line work, and my poor understandig of masking layers, and my poor knowledge on "value" or gray scales, and black and white. So any tutorial recommendation, video or literature., advice or really anything to help me to improve, would be higly appreciated.
And second, I'm a really lazy person, sorry for that, but any link to your work, FB, IG, would be cool, I will follow.
Sorry If my "demands" don't keep on with your "critic-conversation-relation" with other artist, I'm working on that, Its harder when I have to translate from my native language to english. Anyway, Thanks for the replay, and thanks for your beautiful videos, keep it on! love and best wishes.
Ok, now that I have time for a good reply:
What helped me learn the "traditional look" was actually trying to replicate older pages by literally drawing on top of them. I would scan or download a page from online, put it on a template and draw over it. I would try to replicate tbe screentones and effects, even the line width/weight. Basically master studies but for manga! Once I was comfortable being more familiar wirh how pros did their pages, I was way more comfortable to do my own pages. Keep in mind the ones before were simply studies and I never shared them online, or with anyone actually.
As for my social media, I am pretty sure you found my IG already. My other suggestion is twitch which you can find on my banner on my channel profile (or @ artcrumbs there as well). I don't really use much else.
As for conversation, I don't mind talking about any variety of things. Critique, personal stories, feedback to me, whatever. Anything is ok! So thank you for, multiple times, leaving good comments! I appreciate them.
@@ArtCrumbs I havent really seen your work yet, but i will. ;) and yes i already got your IG; i'll try to take more care of my twitch and youtube account im more into tumblr and fb. I want to thank you again for taking your time. Its been really insightful. And I admire your process, i'ts interesting, maybe in the future you could make a video talking about this little things that helped you to become the artist you are now. Good vibes, and best wishes.
This would be really good if I did use those apps, hello again.
Why did you lose access to Clip Studio?
@@ArtCrumbs Well I used to use a pc, but that old fellah finally broke a few months ago so im just on IbisPaint(nothing paid for yet)with a pretty average Samsung, the pc had a drawing tablet aswell, but it's one of those that you still have to look at the monitor, because it's not an actual screen-tablet drawing thing.
@@leviphilippines5588 I use Clip Studio regularly without the display tablet. I have an intuos that I use when I am drawing in a coffee shop or something. It is not a "display tablet only" software. I have no idea how tablets work, but Clip Studio is for Android and I believe for Ipad as well.
@@ArtCrumbs Well, I use this (I think offbrand) vers. Since yknow, I can't afford an actual one right now, so I'm just passing by with my actual job rn.
Makes sense. Best of luck to you
I'm new about this software, but you using CSP EX version, I have a question is that all features you uisng for only making those screentones is available in the PRO version too? I wonder because the both have a different things specifically, right?
Yes! All screentone tools are available in Pro version as well! The only real features exclusive to EX is some animation, 3D modeling and story features.
@@ArtCrumbs Oh thank you there, the how you describing about software features is pretty understanable and helped me, I need this software because I only need the screentones effect, overall I want to doing traditionally, Thank you once more!
@@sutrisnope411 I am happy to help! Come again if you have more questions. : )
so, to add lights and shadows on the pag is not actually necesary to use always monocromatic? u can also use the color propierty and then change it to monocromatic? woooaa thats new to me, thanks you for that uwu
Is it neccesary? - not 100% but depends. If your editor or a contest demands monochrome, then yes, you have to use it.
Clip studio just gives you the options to use color! : D
Clip Studio is magic. Haha
@@ArtCrumbs yea it really is hahaha thanks you so much for all this information :>
Hey dude, in the beginning when you choose the blending options and multiply it your camera blocks it 😭😭😭 please help me with it
Oh noes! Let me take a look and see what I did. So sorry I missed your comment!