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Learn Clip Studio Paint - Third Edition

You're reading from  Learn Clip Studio Paint - Third Edition

Product type Book
Published in Sep 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800564978
Pages 556 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
Languages
Authors (2):
Inko Ai Takita Inko Ai Takita
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Liz Staley Liz Staley
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Image Gallery of Manga and Illustrations Created by Clip Studio Paint 2. Chapter 2: Installing Clip Studio Paint Pro and Interface Basics 3. Chapter 3: Pages and Panels to Shape Manga 4. Chapter 4: Introducing Clip Studio Paint Brushes 5. Chapter 5: Penciling: Layer and Layer Property Palettes 6. Chapter 6: Erasers, Selections, and the Sub View Palette 7. Chapter 7: Using Text and Balloon Tools 8. Chapter 8: Getting Started with Inking Tools 9. Chapter 9: Inking Special Effects 10. Chapter 10: Vector Layers and the Material Palette 11. Chapter 11: Creating Your Own Sound Effects 12. Chapter 12: Making Layer Masks and Screentones 13. Chapter 13: All About Rulers 14. Chapter 14: Using 3D Figures and Objects 15. Chapter 15: Color Palette 16. Chapter 16: Using Clip Studio Paint to Color Your Manga 17. Chapter 17: Auto Actions and Your Workflow 18. Chapter 18: Exploring the Clip Studio Assets and Animation 19. Chapter 19: Exporting, Printing, and Uploading Your Manga 20. Chapter 20: Finding Your Own Manga Look 21. Other Books You May Enjoy

Exporting for print

Whether you're making comic books or making pin-up images to sell at a convention, you'll need to know how to print from Clip Studio Paint or how to export the images you create to send to your local print shop, an online printer, or publisher.

In this section, we are looking into how to prepare your manga file to be ready to send to a print shop or publisher.

Tip

Even if you are only planning on displaying your work on the internet, you should still think about setting up your file as though you are going to print it. Work in 300 dpi and set up your file dimensions to match whatever paper size you will end up printing on. Even if you are only thinking about the internet now, you may eventually want to start printing your art. Setting it up for print when you create it will save a lot of time, headaches, and redrawing later!

There is a big difference between sending our files to a professional offset printer or to a book publisher that handles...

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