Draw using a suite of familiar tools including pens, pencils, brushes, and selection tools. Pens, Pencils, Brushes & Tools: Create original sketches using your mouse or draw naturally with a pen tablet.Choose from an abundance of preset colors, create custom color sets or blend colors naturally as if you were mixing them with your own fingers using the color blend options. Coloring: Powerful coloring tool make CLIP STUDIO PAINT your all-in-one manga and comic creation solution.Sketching, inking, and coloring your Comics and Manga has never been easier. It is designed both for artists wishing to enhance and perfect their pen-and-paper illustrations and for artists wishing to complete the entire process of creating manga and comics digitally. Though I am still new at drawing and painting by hand, it seems (to me) that most features of ArtRage are a subset in Clip Studio Paint.The world’s leading comic and manga creation software and delivers powerful art tools for every manga and comic artist. in a digital environment.įor the past few days, I have been working Clip Studio Paint in making 3D Comics, but have used some of the skills I have learned from ArtRage. Clip Studio paint is or was known as Manga Studio outside of Japan, and also emulates traditional painting media like oils, watercolours, etc. They are all just our “tools” to fashion our ideas into the art we want to make.Clip Studio is a graphics suite from Celsys in Japan. Use each program for what it’s really good at, if it gives you what you need.
Coming from the “traditional” world of working by hand I’m a big fan of using specific tools for specific requirements and view the digital world in very much the same way.
Many people now seem to want one program to do all things. In this I think it has succeeded admirably so far and will continue to do so. Clip Studio i’ve never used.īut as they all allow you to “paint” then some overlap of features is inevitable I suppose.ĪrtRage’s prime objective was/is to emulate traditional painting media like Oils, Watercolours, etc… in the digital environment and do it in a very user friendly way. Hmm… I’m not sure I would ever compare ArtRage to Photoshop.
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