4 must have steps when starting a webcomic! | SimzArt

In his 2nd video on webcomic production, SimzArt shares how to think about worldbuilding, scripts, aesthetics, and lettering! Learn what you need to know when planning out your comic projects, all in today's "Let's Create"!
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[@khunagueroagnis2558]

I love that clip studio is giving us these types of videos of how to ACTUALLY make a comic instead of just all videos of how to use the program, thank you.

[@dynamicsketch]

I could recommend the book Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud. Rather than telling you how to draw comics his books explain how sequences work and whatnot.

[@Venus-bn7xr]

I Like both videos

[@ShadowWingTronix]

I've tried writing a script but it never really works for me. Since I don't use a separate artist I let the story bake in my head enough until it seems to be forming something right and then do a layout/thumbnail type thing in a notebook with just pencil. This makes it easier to change things later if I want. Then I scan it into CSP and work from there.

[@blesst82]

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