10 💜 Favourite Digital Art Tips - I don't want to miss! (Clip Studio Paint 2023)
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Hi!
Here are 10 favourite digital art tips I don't want to miss. I always do them when I paint and I wanted to share them with you! Hope it help~
Disclaimer: This is just my personal opinion and how I approach digital painting. Throughout the years I noticed what works better and what doesn't. This helped me to improve my workflow and speed. It's not meant to be a complete guide.
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► Time Stamps◄
00:05 - 1. Preparing My Workspace
00:34 - 2. Working On Different Projects
00:47 - 3. Sketching Loosely
02:11 - 4. Using References
02:49 - 5. Blocking In Shapes
03:41 - 6. Using The Liquify Tool
04:10 - 7. Cheating With Lighting
05:39 - 8. Drawing Over The Lineart
06:25 - 9. Adding Effects
06:41 - 10. Adding Texture
Everything mentioned in the video will be linked here in the captions.
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► Ressources◄
Free Images:
Unsplash: unsplash.com/de
Pixabay: pixabay.com/
► Tools◄
Drawing Software/App: Clipstudio Paint
For the Noise Texture: Adobe Photoshop CS6
Tablet: XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro
► Brushes◄
Prism particle: assets.clip-st...
Dust: assets.clip-st...
(Please check the caps of this video: • How to draw Anime: ✦ C... for more drawing brushes :) )
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► Find me on:
Twitter: / kuroshirox
Instagram: / kuroh.shiro. .
►Art Prints & Support:
Prints: www.inprnt.com....
Kofi: ko-fi.com/kuro...
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► Music◄
UA-cam Audio Library used.
1. Knowpe - Noir Et Blanc Vie
2. Caballero - Ofshane
3. Koto San - Ofshane
Thank you for reading!
#digitalart #arttips #arthacks #digitalpainting #animeart #clipstudiopaint #digitaldrawing #drawingtips
![How I Draw Clothes for My Anime Art✨ [Clip Studio Paint Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WLtgtlNi4rY/mqdefault.jpg)
Your anatomy skills are crazy, that's impressive.
truly.... no guidelines just sheer skill
ahh thank you ^^'
@@kurohshiro do you have any tips on improving on anatomy and poses?
@@koiinobori Dunno if they do, but I do... Practise.
Simple as that. Pick up photos, poses you find super cool in animations and/or comics, people you see practicing something on the streets... Straight out draw. Pick up muscle and skeleton references, too, as they are important to make anatomically correct characters. Tho the main key here is... try.
Grab a sketchbook, try it millions of times. Don't erase any of the tries, just keep them, check what's wrong, if possible check it with a tutor but if not... try with your reference, see what has in your reference that is not in your drawing and vice-versa. But try. Don't be afraid of making mistakes, they're part of life, it's pretty common and it would actually be really weird if you began drawing like Da Vinci out of nowhere without months, years of practice.
Just don't be afraid, you'll do well no matter how wrong you're doing it! ;)
@@koiinobori Research and study your fundamentals
so cool seeing your process! looking forward to more videos :)
Thank you! Definitely will do more stuff, I already have a small list with video ideas^^
No way, Shayne himself!!
What are youuuuu doing here mister
I just quickly wanted to say how happy I am to see you posting more actively on your yt channel lately! This video is filled with really really helpful tips and beautiful art.
Over the past year your artstyle has become easily one of my absolute favourites and I'll be looking forward to see more~ ^^
oh wow, thanks for this sweet and encouraging comment. I was always a bit intimidated by YT but now that I am seeing peoples reactions I am so motivated and have many many ideas^^
CAN I JUST SAY THAT EXPLAINING THE HAIR SHADOWS WITH THE BALL AND PAPER EXAMPLE IS SO GENIUOUS AND CLARIFYING. I LOVE THAT
ahhw thanks! I am glad it provided some help. I wasn't sure about the basic idea when I just show the sample of my painting, so I wanted to include the explaining image as well :)
love how it was fleshed out tips by showing before and after, thank you
I love seeing before and after, sometimes i forget how art evolved when people paint, so the before and after is always encouraging, seeing the process :)
This is incredibly helpful!! There was so many things I didn't know we could actually do with digital art! Also, seeing your art improve for the past 4 years gave me so much motivation!! Thanks so much for sharing!! 🧡
Oh wow, you remember the 2019 stuff, wild times xD Thanks for your encouraging comment!
Ever since I’ve followed your instagram and I fell in love with your art style. I learnt a lot from this eight min video and I hope to see more content about how u do hair strands, shading and lineart because of how beautiful it always looks in your works. Anyways, you are really talented thanks so much for sharing these tips ❤
I am so happy to hear that it helped you! I also take notes of what people would like to see, so thanks for letting me know :) Thank you for your encouraging and sweet comment!
I wondered when can u have a tut on how u draw your heads and bodies?
I just love your vids.
OMGGG THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!
I remember when you used to draw a lot of Hetalia Fanarts. Good lord did I always look forward to your prussia and england drawings xD. You improved so much! Good Job!
1:32 oh god thank you for saying this, sometimes it takes me 4 hours, sometimes it's 20 minutes.
right? The Alhaitam (Genshin fanart) you're seeing..this is pain and even now i am still struggling with the head..for 20h lol
@@kurohshiro I think all that matters is the final result, as long as you're happy with it the work is worth it.
AIso, I often don't know if I should blame my terrible drawing tablet for how slow I am, I'm much faster on paper for example, have you ever had a tiny tablet and then switched to a better one? If so did it speed up you work and made your lines more precise?
Nice al haitham!
THIS IS SO INCREDIBLE AND USEFUL LIKE WHAT--
YOO I NEVER KNEW YOU HAD A UA-cam CHANNEL!! I’ve been following you on insta for so long and just today your channel popped up in my recommended lol. There are some things in this video that I haven’t considered doing at all, so thank you for the tips!
Ich bin dir so unendlich dankbar! All diese Tipps habe ich sooo gesucht, weil ich sie in anderen Videos sah und nie wusste wie das funktioniert. Vielen lieben Dank! Deine Kunst ist wundervoll
Your work is SO accurety and detailed, I love your making process!!!
The expressions and the movement of the body are just astonishing, AND YOUR ANATOMY!
LOOOVE UR WORK 💞🌸
These videos are really underrated! What are all the people doing?! These tips are so good!!
YOUR ART??? SO PRETTY??????
You're brilliant for sharing all this! I'm a big fan of your art, thank you.
OMG!!! YOURE THAY ARTIST I SAW FROM INSTAGRAM!!!
these were some really helpful tips. despite knowing some before it’s always a good reminder to see them in other drawings 👀
you’re artstyle is crazy good and you anatomy skills make my jealous lmao, looking to see more of you in the future
ahw thanks! I just wanted to sum up some useful stuff I literally always do, as a work frame for my illustrations. After all it's like an art style, just repeating things which worked for myself^^
Fantastic tips. Thanks so much for making this video! Excited to try these out (especially the textures!!)
Some really great tips! Even for a beginner like me. Thanks!
I am glad! I think they are all very basic and just a nice fundamental :)
I love how you explain details so well.Thank you so much,it helped me a lot.And l know your channel will grow and help more creative artist 💗
actual treasure trove of a video ty
Thank you for sharing the helpful tips❤
So happy to see your work process and tips! They are very useful and improve the quality of an artwork!
Aw I am glad you think so! I thought they are very basic and apply to all my art I am doing^^
Thank you so much for the useful tips!!!
FINALLY favorite instagram artist on youtube!
Oooh would u mind giving us tips on learning anatomy:D ur anatomy skills are crazy amazing video augh luv u sm ✨❤️
oh gosh, thank you! I am not at a point where i find myself being confident enough to provide tips but i think when someone who isnt a pro tries to explain stuff, that this might be more relatable than god mode anatomy artists ^^'
I love your Alhaitham drawing so much omg, thanks for the in depth tips!! All the examples afterwards are really helpful as well💖
For step 10, I'm not sure if you know but you can create noise within Clip Studio Paint itself (instead of needing to create it in Photoshop) - it's under filter > render > perlin noise and you can change around the settings until you like it! I usually use it with overlay at around 10% opacity as well
Ohh didn't know about this! Thanks for letting me know :) I usually create one noise texture, save it as jpg and use it over and over again, so I rarely need to make new ones, but it's handy to know :)
bro... you're a life saver, fr.
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you! this is so crazy and it's SO MUCH useful!!
Richtig cooles Video und tolle Bilder! Danke :D
thank you so much for sharing your tips :D
I absolutely love watching artists' thought processes, especially coming from you (who's one of my favourite artists!). Hoping to see more videos from you in the future! :'D
Oh thank you so much! I definitely will make more videos, I started to really enjoy it :3
I really NEED a rendering tutorial, because your artstyle is a goal and to die for .. if you don't mind of course 💕!
ahh- thanks! I am currently recording a speedpaint and I hope to include some tips or so^^
finally a video that actually helps
such a nice tip and skill i love it
Thanks for tihe tips! It's trully helpful.
This person has my dream art style
Bro thought they could pull out some of the most gorgeous art I've seen and get away with it
Please make a video of how you shade/color hair your art is crazy
Alright, i try to collect topics i can make videos about. Thanks for letting me know!
Wow very useful thank you!
the 3 windows! started off with a really good tip! i keep forgetting to flip my canvas 😅
Yeah, i was always shocked after i decided to flip it just to see all the mistakes ^^'
Just discovered your channel, love your content. Keep it up!
Thank you for uploading and sharing thiese tips, they are very helpful. Also, your artstyle is one of a kind and it's very beautiful! You're one of few artists that really inspired me to do digital art ❤️
wow, thats a huge compliment, thank you very much!
This is amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing ^^🥰
Thank you so much for this. Taking some notes. Hope I get to try every single thing.
Wishing you the best of success :3
So cool, Thanks for the tips
Thanks alot, thats helpful to me
Your tips have helped me so much! Your artstyle is everything oh my gosh everything is so stunning shsnsjsk 💖💖
Thank you for the tips! very insightful and helpful ❤
I discovered your channel a week ago and I am in love with your art style! This is the type of style I want to be able to draw when I get better. Do you have any tips for drawing hair strands?
I an amazed by your progress in so few years!
Could you share what kind of studies you did or any courses you took?
What did you study and how?
I never took any courses but the way I practice is just to repeat things over and over again, using references, and slowly you will build a visual library :)
The first tip, with the mirrored second canvas, I literally just started doing yesterday 😂😂
Thank you for sharing this! I love your artworks!! 🔥
Thank you! ☺
@@kurohshiro do you have any plans to stream maybe in the future?
tks and love your tips
Thank you legend!!
i think i'm in love with your art
aw thank you!
your art is godly, thanks so much for the tips even I just know these even though i've been using CSP for over a year T_T
Thank you! A year isn't long and I still have to learn a lot. I don't use every feature available to me, just the ones I find useful :)
My issue has always been with Anatomy. I love seeing others just do it very well on first try. But also, me with clothes has also been an issue
Aah you hit the spot with some of these, thanks!! I tend to really get into one project only to feel stale or bored with it (I try not to leave them unfinished, but the process gets a lot more longer than it should be), so having more than one sounds great, I want to try it out now! The refining more details over the lineart is super good too, hope I can keep them in mind for my next drawing :D
And lovely artstyle! I love the overall color schemes you use, they're amazing (would love to see the lightning video someday too!)
Thank you so much for this amazing comment! I am glad there was something helpful in this video^^ I will keep the suggestion with the lighting video in mind, thank you very much :)
Love the video, any tips on how to get to your level with Anatomy to be able draw it without guidelines?
very helpful, thank you so much Kuro :)
I am glad! Thank you :3
thank you, this was so helpful and i really love your art!
Thanks a lot!
The existence of such a great artist as you gives me inspiration and hope that someday I will succeed! Thank you! May I ask you how long did you learn to draw? Do you have a professional education?
Oh God thank you, thats really sweet! I started drawing anime in 2017, drew almost every day, no professional education. I did visit some basic drawing classes in my highschool but nothing more :)
@@kurohshiro Wow! You have done an incredible job in such a short amount of time! Thank you, now I believe in myself a little more!
This was so incredibly helpful thank you so much for this!!
I am glad it provided some help^^
Echt mega cool!
Aw Danke! Ich versuche so etwas zu machen. Pinsel sind natürlich sehr individuell und gefallen nicht jedem und sind auch nicht der Knackpunkt eines Bildes, aber bei Gelegenheit versuche ich sowas natürlich mit einzubauen. Danke für deinen Kommentar!
Thank you for your amazing video it was very helpful!💗 May I ask 2 questions? 1. How do you use the liquify tool in CSP? 2. What was the effect on which you were able to paint with an outline? Thanks again 🫶
Hey, thank you! You can choose between few modes when you open your Liquify Tool, you can test them by simply holding and dragging them over your layer. It's a bit difficult to explain it with words. I am sure there are videos of it online :)
I showed it in the video: Its a layer style you can find under layer properties (window -- layer properties) There you can find all options to choose the outline width and colour :)
@@kurohshiro Thank you so much for the answer.
wow this is so helpful, seeing ur impressive art really boost my motivation to draw🚶🚶 also may i know where do you get the 3d modelling pose with that colored muscles?
your art is amazing and impressive!
Thank you!
Impressive , Amazing arttt🤤
would you like to give us detailed tutorial for shading every part sir/sis? for example tutorial how to shade hair, eyes , cloth etc
Oh, thanks for letting me know! I might do this :)
Your art skills are so good! Thank you for your video, i'm sure it will help a lot of people ^^
Oh! And, i have a question. How can you select several things with lasso tool? I tried it, but it selects just the new area. The old one is just gets deselected 😭
Your art looks gorgeous your still is impressive especially that anatomy skill omg how much did you practice to become so skillful like that I what to become like you someday and your tips is useful thank you so much 🙏✨💖
Aw thanks! Thats a really wholesome comment, wishing you the best of success!
I am always open minded to learn more about digital art! Thanks for the cool tips!! Also I noticed we also have the same drawing tablet woaah!
Also where do you save all your artworks? On a drive or..?
Oh really, thats cool. i really like the tablet since it has this convenient wheel^^
more or less, my poor Laptop is suffering and when it becomes too much I transfer some to my drive (annually) ^^
Mwuah amazing
will you do an anatomy tutorial next?
nice! very helpful. thx
in my opinion, i'd say that there is no such thing as cheating in art, because as they always say: "work smarter, not harder".
also your art is very pretty!
haha that's true^^ Thank you :)
Hi! Thanks so much for this video! Just wanted to ask where you got the 3d anatomy reference in 2:37, it looks so useful! Also the cleanup layer over the lineart is actually an interesting tip maybe I'll try it 🤔
I look for the stuff on pinterest or google images. I wish there was a 3d site with some online models (well there is, it's called posemaniacs) maybe this helps you!
Please show us rendering tips! And how to motivate yourself to draw 😭😭
can u do more tips on painting over sketch/lineart? ;-;
What did you use for the muscle anatomy picture at 2:37 ? Is it a model or a picture you found?
Hi, thank you for this sincere tuto.
I would like to know how you choose the color for your painting :)
Hi, I normally choose a fairly desaturated base colour and give them either warm lights and saturated cool shadows or cool light and saturated warm shadows. But I will make an extra video about this topic^^
geil das sieht voll krass aus ❤️ du solltest dir echt mal csp ex holen
ohh ist das ein großer Unterschied?
Thanks a lot for the tips is really motivating to see your thinking behinde the process with which you create your picie!
Btw there is some particular reason why you dont use pureref for the ref or is just an habit to do it that way?
I think it's more a habit I got used to. And i love to have my refs sorted in groups. I also like to revisit some reference files later again. This can be for the next piece or in a couple of months^^
@@kurohshiro oh intersting i'll try it, thanks for the tips
I learned so much by watching for only (!) 8 min ...Thank you so much for sharing ur art experiences, can't wait for more >///
Thank you for watching, i appreciate it :3
May I ask what brush did you use to draw the shapes here 3:00 ? Also thank you for these tips, I can’t wait to try them !!
I linked it in my previous video, it's a watercolour brush :) I think it was this one:
assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=1739109
Amazing art and thanks for the tips also the comments were a sus number
My favorite is alhaitam💚
May I ask, how many days or how many hours do you work on one illustration?
sadly i dropped the Alhaitam drawing..I got too frustrated with it :/ Some drawings take my 100h, some only 14h (pure drawing time). Since the Alhaitam drawing already exceeded the 100h I didn't want to spend more time on it
thank u so much for this!! this video and your drawing progress are very helpful for me, specially since i’m starting my digital art journey. i’m looking forward to more art tips from you and hopefully someday some anatomy tips. u’re such an inspiration, keep up the great work 👍
Thank you very much! I have many ideas already and can't wait to make videos^^
5:43 is that Jie Finchs ignate? :0
what canvas size do you usually use? i’m trying to find a good size with nice resolution to do digital art😭
I used to use 2300px x 2700px with 300dpi but I switched to 3300px x 3700px with 300dpi. More isn't possible with my laptop ^^
havent watched the video yet but i know ill be eating up thi video and digesting it like its the last thing ill do
The edge of the brush is used to cut the line.
omg can I do that trick in the beginning with photshop??
i'm confused on 0:33 , the right on the bottom, how to put an image there?