Layers are one of the best innovations in digital art. But if you use a lot of layers in your work, it can be difficult to keep them organized. Especially if you’re like me and forget to name them as soon as you create them!...  

    The colorize feature in Clip Studio Paint is fun to play around with, and a great way to add visual interest to your finished images if you know how to use it. The technology behind it is pretty impressive, and I think once you play around with it you will find many ways to use it to speed up your CSP workflow...    

    If you draw and ink on paper and then scan your drawings to finish them in Clip Studio Paint, you are familiar with the dreaded scanner dust! This dust usually shows up in scans as dark flecks across your artwork, and they can be a pain to manually erase...    

    Storyboards are used primarily to plan out video projects, especially animation, movies, commercials, and any other video project. They are basically a plan of how the video will be laid out, where characters will stand, how shots will be framed, camera movements, and how action will flow throughout the video or animation...    

    Last week, I covered how to do basic color correction and image preparation for print in Clip Studio Paint. This week, we will continue doing some basic image editing by learning how to repair dust, scratches, and other damage using the Clone Stamp tool!...    

    Clip Studio Paint is not built around image editing in the way that some other software is. However, that doesn’t mean that you can’t do image and photo editing in CSP!In this article we will cover the following topics...