To prevent the cut off, when you scan your work, using the middle line as a guide, just select both pages and realign the pages to have equal side margins. One extra step in a digital format, but most who does traditional will need to implement some digital tweaks eventually
@@REMCreates Im sorry, what middle line? I would appreciate a tutorial on how to finish the process and showing this step. I always find it confusing to draw double spreads because of that cut off margins on both sides.
@@rogueninja185 this is a great idea for a future video! To answer your question now, I moved the drawing space of both pages towards each other to eliminate the center margin on paper to draw easier, but in digital editing after scanning you can select the half’s of each pages and recenter them on each individual page to restore the margins for printing
When the double page spread is bound into a book, how do you keep the middle from being cut off?
To prevent the cut off, when you scan your work, using the middle line as a guide, just select both pages and realign the pages to have equal side margins. One extra step in a digital format, but most who does traditional will need to implement some digital tweaks eventually
@@REMCreates Im sorry, what middle line? I would appreciate a tutorial on how to finish the process and showing this step. I always find it confusing to draw double spreads because of that cut off margins on both sides.
@@rogueninja185 this is a great idea for a future video! To answer your question now, I moved the drawing space of both pages towards each other to eliminate the center margin on paper to draw easier, but in digital editing after scanning you can select the half’s of each pages and recenter them on each individual page to restore the margins for printing
how do you even read double spread pages? i always fear just tearingbthe whole thing
Imformative. Thanks
Great video. I’m gonna be selling my manga at comic conroe in Texas this august. If you happen to live nearby or plan on going I’d love to meet.
Great Video!
Thanks! :)
Wonder if you have techniques on feet and hands?
The trickest parts of the body haha, coming soon!
how do you do this on csp pro
Not available on CSP Poor