Also you can just google 'clip studio paint extract line feature' or 'clip studio paint picture to line art feature' and you'll find vids & tutorials. You'll need to experiment with any of these. Make illustrations, manga, comics and animation with Clip Studio Paint, the artist’s tool for drawing and painting.

(in the asset store filter your search, click autoaction & free, sort by popularity). There are a number of very good & free ones. I think I remember a Plugin for that, but i rarely use this feature so try opening the Filter tab.Īnd of course there are Auto-action assets in the asset store, that does all that for you. Highly recommended: Extract Line in the Layer properties. Either as a single default feature or a mix of other features & experimenting. (and if you just want a trial run then download the trial version, obvious enough).Īs for your query, there are features for that. Turn on Preview to preview the settings on the canvas. (3) Set posterization and the tone pattern. (2) Select the method for extracting the texture of the lines. The only reason you should consider getting pro is because of budget reasons and there's always a sale if you wanna upgrade. (1) Set the method for extracting the lines, layers for the extracted lines, depth of the lines, and so on. I can't judge what I don't know.EX is the best choice, no denying.

So for me I like the basic brushes to work with and create everything myself so it looks better with no tricks.What I use is the basic stuff in all free and paid for programs.So, until you reach a point where everything you know can't be created by a quick fix or a special tool then you might be stuck with more than one program do make it easier.It might be an old saying but it is true, most of the time, 'You can take the easy way, or do it the right way which is the hard way.' I really don't know what you like so I included most of the time. Like if you use a grass brush to paint the grass, all the grass will not look right because it can pas through other blades of grass and keep repeating the same area over everything.

When I play I will not claim it in my art, because after working with a little of everything I can notice when a tool is used, because it has that style a repeated effect that could look fake when it only imitates a look. I played with a lot of programs, and it was just play, even with effects in Photoshop. You can try many more programs and like more stuff, but working to do what you really need to do is better if it is one program.I know there are things some programs do automatic or has tools to do that one thing.

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