How has Clip Studio Paint improved your workflow? A lot! I had the idea that Clip Studio Paint was only for creating comics and mangas, so when I started using it in 2020, I didn't have much faith in it. Throughout that same year, I realized how wrong I was. In the EX version, you can have multi-page files, which I use to illustrate children's stories. When I have to work away from home, I like to upload my work to the cloud, and in the CSP app, I simply open the file and continue working.

This is one of those projects that comes along where it’s very helpful to know the capabilities of Clip Studio Paint and to be able to think ‘outside the box’ and use each tool to its full advantage to get the right look but also keep any other important qualities for the project - such as being able to resize the image - intact!

Regístrate para el Webinar en español - Diseño de personajes estilizados en Clip Studio Paint con Melissa Ballesteros: Haz clic aquí para registrarte en este webinar GRATUITO

Join us watching the webinar recording of Thursday, August 28 at 11am PDT (California Time) with the artist Josephine Tomarchio. In this webinar, Josephine will be showing her workflow from the initial drawing to the final artwork, which brushes she uses and how to adjust them. She will also showcase her approach regarding coloring, the use of gradients, and how to work with light and lighting effects when creating super heroins with Clip Studio Paint. Following the presentation, there will be a Q&A session.

Clip Studio Paint Version 5.1.0 has introduced the ability to replace default heads on 3D body models with Head models, allowing for much more customization to create illustrations and comics with these assets. In this article we will cover the following topics: Replacing a Default Head Hiding the Head on a 3D Body Saving a Model as a Material Let’s get started!

How did you become an artist? I have loved drawing since I was a child, but I never attended art school. For a long time, drawing was simply a hobby that I enjoyed in my free time.However, after becoming a mother, I began noticing so many funny, sweet, and unique moments in my child’s everyday life. I felt that these little moments were too precious not to capture, so I started drawing them...