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was able to give Clip Studio Paint's new v5.0 features a go, and they've made animation/illustration so much more convenient for me & my art process ✌it's on sale now until Mar 17, 8am UTC! ty @clipstudiopaint, always awesome to partner with the software i use almost daily :)💗

LINK WITH A BEANIE AWWWW

HAHA yes omg i'm surprised you noticed!! he's a gift from a close friend and i crocheted him a beanie a while back so he can stay warm LOLL sits at the corner of my desk 💗🐛

are you sure you're not just giving him heatstroke? /lh HE IS ADORABLEEEEEE i love this 🥺🥺🥺

hehe thank you!!! 💗 dont worry he took a chilly elixir

omg with a forehead that big i should have expected he'd be so smort 🥺🥺🥺

Woaah this was a feature I used a lot with Adobe fireworks a million years ago 🥺 I'm gonna give it a try

WHOA adobe fireworks is a throwback LOL i hope your try works out well for you!!! 🗣💗

Please i beg u help me understand how to do this im a new user to csp and dont know what to look up but this is exactly what i was trying to figure out last night In krita it was just the transform tool here doesn't seem to be

in the layer panel, press "New vector layer"- every line you draw in this layer regardless of what brush you use will be a vector line you can then edit the line with Correct Line and move it around with Operation > Object (or just click on it while holding CTRL) hope this helps!

I LOVE TECHNOLOGY!!!!!!!!!!!

wait u arent 3 ft tall irl...? 😨

i'm sorry you had to find out this way...

Finally added this function Uhehehe

This reminds me of the feature procreate has. So glad this is a feature and I might considered to get clip studio paint 5.0

the 3d hand might've changed my life i actually can't lie i know you could already pose them on a model but this just feels a lot more convenient so hooray

Hey Shar can you tell me what pixel dimensions and DPI you usually work with for your illustrations and animations?

for animation i usually just go for the default settings— i often use 1920x1080, 192 dpi! for illustration, i usually bump up the dpi to 300 (for print) and use varying canvas sizes :)