@ACStuart2 years agoThis is a good tutorial filmed like a found footage horror film and I can't decide if I love that or hate it. 1
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@JonesCrimsonone week agoOne method I found to try to maintain full color was to keep the darks or different colors on a separate layer, such as by using a gradient of dark to transparent or color to transparent, then convert them to screentone layers individually. ...
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@rickruizdana5 years agoThank you!!! This helped me to get the look I was looking for. :D 6
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@marcrobertrsanantonio.77622 years agoThanks men for this great video, It helps a lot! 1
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@FreeMANcer3 years agoSo straightforward and very helpful. Thank you for being so forthright. I’ve gone through so many tutorials who just slog along. Instant subscribe and cool character design! 2
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@michellec81255 years agothank you so much!! Quick and straight forward!! I'll be sure to refer to your channel for help!! 3
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@risasayumi79552 years agoI've been experimenting with this tone but didn't know how to change color luckily found your video..thank you 😁
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@donkeyjawprojects85133 years agoThis has given me a bunch of inspiration. Thank you Marsh!
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@hammockmonk4 years agoVery helpful, thanks! And I really like your work, too! Subbed.🤙
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@TheKevphil4 years agoThat's great, Marshall! I did not know how to do that! Screens are a really interesting part of Clip Studio; they're not just for Manga! ;) As you mentioned, there are several ways to create them, even including a way to "paint" them on, such that you can model forms with an airbrush, or replace a grayscale render with one comprised of dots! Thanks for the vid, man! ...1
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@Stablemable22 months agoYeah they changed the 2 circles into 2 squares in the updates.
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@alanlaksmana82743 years agowow.. thank you very much bro.. its very helpfull.. i just have 1 question, how can you draw the dots directly like that with the pen ? is there any additional pen brush that i have to download or theres another way?
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