How Do I Create a Title Image?
You know those images on websites everywhere with the headline sitting on top of a photograph? You can do that in Clip Studio Paint. Let me show you how.
Three Places To Slide in Clip Studio Paint
Unless you have one of the higher end Wacom Cintiqs, you’re not drawing on your computer screen with your finger. You’re still point-and-clicking or tapping with your stylus, not tapping with your finger. One of the touch screen things that occasionally comes in handy is the ability to slide across a screen for various effects….
Off-Register Artwork
If you want to create an image that looks like a comic that’s been printed off-register, it’s an easy trick. Just move the color layer a few pixels. I’ll show you how.
How Do I Pick the Right Skin Tone?
Choosing a good skin color just got easier — thanks to a Skin Color palette that’s freely available from the makers of Clip Studio Paint.
How to Add a Brush (or Pen or Pencil)
Clip Studio Paint breaks your art creation tools into three categories: Pens, Pencils, and Brushes. It’s completely arbitrary, but it is suggested that you organize your tools along those lines just for sanity’s sake. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to add a brush, move a brush around to a different category, create and delete a…
How To Flip An Image
It’s awkward to hold your computer screen up to a mirror to see its reverse, so Clip Studio Paint has a tool to help you with that. Actually, it has two. Make it three, if you want to create a shortcut!
Quick Tip: Slide to Hide Layers
Here is a neat trick you can do to show or hide a bunch of layers with one stroke of the stylus!
