If you’re a comic artist, you know that changing font settings for different types of text all the time can be a real pain. You probably have a font for your main dialog, various fonts for sound effects, a font for evil characters, and various other fonts that you use on a regular basis...    

    Hello there! Welcome back to the Clip Studio Guide.This entry will cover a topic that receives a fair number of questions: how does one install CLIP STUDIO PAINT? And, once installed, how can one either test out the demo version of the program, or purchase a license or subscription?...    

    In this article, we’re going to explore the wild world of Gold and Clippy, two virtual currencies that you can use to purchase premium assets from other users. Gold and Clippy are two different things and it can get a little confusing knowing which one is which!...    

    Because CLIP STUDIO PAINT is now available on multiple platforms, it becomes a bit unwieldy to cover everything in one post, I’ll be posting a series of entries that will cover one specific operating system. In this post, I’ll be covering macOS!...    

    Last week we talked about the default pencil tools and how they can be a great addition to your drawing arsenal, as well as when you might want to use them in your art. This time I’m going to cover the default Pen tools and their inking properties...    

    Hello there! Welcome back to the Clip Studio Guide.This entry will discuss a topic that is probably more important than any other, in regards to CLIP STUDIO PAINT: How does one install and register the program?...