How to do lighting in clip studio paint

 

For this tutorial, I’m going to demonstrate how to use Clip Studio Paint’s Anti-overflow and Area Scaling functions. To do this, I will use the linework below of the character Yooka from my full-color graphic novel Yooka-Laylee and the Kracklestone based on the video game Yooka-Laylee.

 

 

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Coloring Flats

I’ll start by cleaning up the canvas and getting rid of the pencil lines on the layer underneath the linework. Then, I’ll make a new layer over top of the linework layer for coloring.

 

 

Next, I switch over to Marker located under the Pen sub tool palette and select the Fill-in mono pen tool option as shown in the image below.

Clip studio paint 3d lighting

Personally, I keep this pen anti-aliased when I draw. I don’t worry about aliasing because I create full-color comics, so it’s not terribly important for me.

 

 

Next, with my colors roughly selected for my line art of Yooka, I will go over how to take advantage of Clip Studio Paint’s anti-overflow feature.

First, we will need to scroll further down t

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