8 Techniques for Scene Transitions in Webtoons

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Making Comics for Both Print and Webtoon (by me) tips.clip-studio.com/en-us/ar...
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[@Cartoonicus]

Good tips. Especially those last few. I like that.

[@Eliany1999]

This is an old video but it suddenly popped up on my UA-cam recommendation and as someone working on a webtoon with a lot of constant change between two different spaces this is very helpful

[@CaravenesArt]

Not enough people talk about this! Thanks for sharing!!

[@alexrechkin7]

nice, thanks for tuts, weirdogs should be way more popular and get made into animated show!

[@simondrawsstuff]

Thanks! I appreciate it! :)

[@RWAsur]

"that's okay, I cannot morally justify riding bikes anymore" okay that was hysterical, as someone who had planned to draw bikes and just changes to roller skates

[@leaglem]

Your videos are very helpful and I really like the way you explain things. They also helped me find your comic, which is great and honestly underrated. You've gained a reader!

[@simondrawsstuff]

Haha, awesome! Glad to hear you enjoy the comic. I promise, the next Chapter will happen soon!

[@hannabosley5175]

YOU... are a star. Very useful techniques!

[@magunick]

This techniques are so helpful for understanding this type of narrative, thank you so much.

[@simondrawsstuff]

Glad to hear! :D

[@Godstyx]

I usually don’t comment on videos but this was super helpful! I’ll definitely use these tips in my Webtoon!

[@Riniapple]

I don’t understand how you don’t have more subscribers. You’re so knowledgeable and you videos are very informative!

[@TherealChainsawmaniac]

Wish I got to this video sooner, this really helps me with my webcomics, thanks for the awesome video 😁

[@truepikanolezoc7612]

awesome, thanks

[@augustawickmanart]

Thanks for making this video. There are a lot of helpful tips here. I really like your artstyle too.

[@ak_oneoneone]

i found another underrated channel! thank you for the video

[@pangko2951]

I'm a viewer from Thailand. Thanks for sharing your techniques. It's very helpful! Hope you will be successful in your work too. (your webtoon looks interesting! I will read them ❤)

[@user-nd7rg5er5g]

Thank you for this tutorial! I learned some things I never thought of before! :)

[@MynnuB]

This was super informative, great tips!

[@Josesartcave]

Awesome video! You packed so much great information in this, thank you! I'm working on a webtoon right now, and these techniques are super helpful. Just subbed! 👍

[@RosesnWater]

Absolutely excellent tutorials, plus your comic is very pretty *-*

[@simondrawsstuff]

Thank you!

[@yarawithay1335]

Thank you so much this was so helpful😭😭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️

[@shy_ghostly]

Your comic looks great 👍

[@snailcat]

Your channel is really underrated

[@stoxs2]

Nice tips men, thanks 😉

[@zetsumedia493]

you are so underrated

[@hallarw7907]

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Thanks you so much for the helpful tips , you deserve more views on your tutorials , I wish you the best of luck with your comic and hopefully you'll gain more recognition in the future.
Love from Jordan 💛

[@simondrawsstuff]

Thanks a bunch! :)

[@hallarw7907]

@@simondrawsstuff
You're welcome ♡

[@izipizigettingriziwithyourmisi]

Can you make a tutorial on how to make a webtoon panel where in a character would have a flashback?

[@Lammy7777]

Do you know how to flash back and forth from a scene like in school bus graveyard ch 43?

[@EchoJ]

Wow...! Talk about great timing. This is *exactly* what I needed! Plz accept this sub as thanks🙂

[@Banex01gosha]

My biggest mistake in making a comics is making it like it's a storyboard for a cartoon. I don't read much comics , so maybe that's why I invision a cartoon in my head(which I won't make because it's hard to) and make a comic cause it's a lot easier. I don't really know how to imagine a comic and that's a problem

[@simondrawsstuff]

Just read more comics! The more you read, the more you will get a sense for them. :)

[@Banex01gosha]

@@simondrawsstuff haven't thought about it lol

[@haizukigray]

Have a weird question but what size actually is a typical phone screen? Especially what size you use? Because I Google it and basically told me diff phone have diff phone screen size....😅

[@simondrawsstuff]

It's true that there are a lot of different phone screen sizes. There's probably multiple stats out there, but one I just found listed 1080x1920px as one of the most popular resolutions. It definitely is a default resolution (HD, just vertical), so I think it's not a bad one to use as reference.

[@falcongreens2570]

Can we use the same technique for paper comics?

[@simondrawsstuff]

Yes! I focus on webtoons, so my specific examples often use layouts that are geared towards the effect of scrolling a webtoon on your phone. However, I create my comic to also exist in a paper version, and I don't change the scene transitions depending on which format the comic exists in. So all of these techniques are still valid in paper comics, though their application might look slightly different.