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    Informal Clip studio demo for my SCBWI group

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    • Cayleen
      Cayleen @braden H last edited by

      @Braden-Hallett That was a fantastic presentation! I can’t wait to dip my toes in. It’s funny, I know I looked at manga studios, but felt out of my depth with the manga aspect, lol. So glad you shared this awesome resource!

      Cayleen Blackmore

      cayleencreates.com
      https://www.instagram.com/cayleencreates/

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      • K.Flagg
        K.Flagg last edited by

        I'm so bummed I missed it! My husband was like " I want to go get breakfast" so I said "okay but I have to be back by 10am" .....So several errands later we made it back home at 1:30 πŸ˜‘
        Will it be uploaded somewhere I could still watch it?

        K.Flagg

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        • burvantill
          burvantill Moderator last edited by

          I joined the demo at 10:05 from my yard sale and it was so bright outside I could not see my screen to mute my self because there we a bunch of people talking over our loud radio, so I panicked and fled. LOL
          Looking very forward to watching the recorded video. 😜

          Lisa Burvant
          www.lisaburvant.com
          Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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            Mara Price @braden H last edited by

            @Braden-Hallett Me too, looking forward to watching the recorded video

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            • braden H
              braden H last edited by

              I'll post a link to the recording here sometime tomorrow πŸ™‚

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              • braden H
                braden H last edited by

                Miiiiiiiight be tomorrow tomorrow πŸ˜‚

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                • braden H
                  braden H last edited by

                  Here it is!!

                  Fair warning, I sound like a huuuuuuuuuuuuge nerd πŸ˜ƒ

                  Couple of questions I didn't know the answer to during the presentation:

                  -The different versions are 'clip studio pro' and 'clip studio EX' (not clip studio paint and clip studio pro).

                  -The settings to make a 'zine' can be found as a basic template when setting up a story

                  -Making a brush that runs out of paint can be done by fiddling with the 'starting and ending' settings

                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_3VU9vEQ70

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                  • K.Flagg
                    K.Flagg @braden H last edited by

                    @Braden-Hallett great video! I finally got around to watching it last week and you should get a commission because I upgraded to EX lol. I really wanted to use the layout options and I didn’t realize how bad I needed it. I actually started working on my graphic novel again! Yay!

                    Question; for a self published graphic novel would you layout the whole book or do each chapter as a separate layout?

                    K.Flagg

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                    • braden H
                      braden H @K.Flagg last edited by

                      @K-Flagg said in Informal Clip studio demo for my SCBWI group:

                      for a self published graphic novel would you layout the whole book or do each chapter as a separate layout

                      I'm not too sure! I'd be tempted to do it chapter by chapter.

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                      • K.Flagg
                        K.Flagg last edited by

                        Than you! That's what I was thinking. Separate chapters seems easier to manage.

                        K.Flagg

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