From the course: Create a Comic Book Using Existing Art in Clip Studio Paint
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Add tone, half tone, dot pattern - Clip Studio Paint Tutorial
From the course: Create a Comic Book Using Existing Art in Clip Studio Paint
Add tone, half tone, dot pattern
- [Instructor] In story boarding, tone means to add grays to drawing. The tone in Clip Studio refers using black dots or lines to create a simulated gray tone. If you've ever looked closely at a newspaper print or even old black and white comics, you've seen lots of black dots that make up the graphics and photos. And you create this look in Clip Studio, which is often used in the printing of black and white printed comics, in particular in Manga. So let's take a look at this image. So this is a black and white scan which was actually scanned in gray tone, but we just have black and whites here. And I have this on its own layer. I also already colored in green for the shirt. It doesn't matter what color it is for this example, but you can't see it. Why? Because the top scan is still set to normal. So let's start with setting the blending mode to multiply that makes white invisible. In shades of gray, you can see…
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Draw new art2m 15s
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Enhance existing art2m 41s
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Overlap art outside of frame4m 16s
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Combine pages to create a double splash page2m 23s
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Split double splash page into individual pages1m 13s
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Clean up scanned images1m 49s
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Add color4m 50s
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Add gradients5m 4s
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Add tone, half tone, dot pattern3m 10s
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Edit tone1m 19s
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