Secret features for character inking | Inma R.

In the 2nd video of her 4 part series, artist Inma R. shows how vector layers help when inking, showcasing unique features such as vector erasers and how to edit the style of drawn lines. Go from a rough sketch to an inked drawing, complete with base colors!

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Artist: Inma R.

00:00 - Introduction
00:46 - Vector layers
01:25 - 3 reasons to use vector layers
01:36 - Vector eraser
01:58 - Moving lines
02:15 - Adjusting line width
02:40 - Lineart
03:54 - Stabilization
04:53 - Layer mask
05:34 - Convert to drawing color
06:35 - Base color
07:24 - Layer setup
08:25 - Convert base colors
08:41 - Eyes and mouth
09:39 - Other parts
11:29 - Editing lineart
11:48 - Change brush shapes
13:07 - Register brush shapes
14:14 - Finishing

[TheNatos]

professional artists always make it look so easy lol

[mmitchellhouston]

THANK YOU. This is the first video that has shown me why I should switch from raster layers to vector layers. BRAVO!

[ero_pinku]

I learn a lot with these videos, thanks CSP and Inma for doing them!! I'm practicing while I'm re-watching them and they are VERY helpful!

[Novao]

I already use vector layers, but there's always something more to learn. Thanks so much for this!

[KantellaKEP]

This is a pretty nice tutorial, gonna try using vector layer for my next drawing and downloading that bucket tool now XD

[christopherryan]

Very nice, easy to understand.

I never could draw with vector single stroke lines, so for now i will stick on the raster line art (maybe one day i will learn single stroke vector) and using her coloring methods as shown on this video. Can't wait for the third part :D

[JenEFunworks]

This is an grand lifesaver! I didn't know I could do all that with editing colors for base layering, masking, clip masking and finally I know how to put in (register) another brush to change the entire lineart with ease! This is very valuable information, thank you so much for teaching this!😭😭😭

[Jayness]

Thank you for this. I've been trying to get used to vector layers so this is a nice help to keep track of all the tools.

[lovelybad]

I really like your tutorial!!! I didn't know all these and other artists' tutorial just brush over some functions^^
Thank you~♡

[enzozero]

I've been doing digital arts in Clip Studio... and didn't know about the vector... Thank you!

[hammockmonk]

I really like your flatting process. I’m going to adopt some of your methods. Thanks! ♥️

[hudopardo]

Gracias por tus Bellos Tutoriales, aprendemos muchos secretos y consejos positivos desde su experiencia con este Sosftware Favorito, gracias nuevamente.estimada Inma R.

[alexandrabruges]

Thank you! I always learn something new

[ritzion]

Aaaaah qué ganas tengo de que saques el siguiente, hay un montón de cosas que puedo aprender de ti *-*

[stevengosney]

Thankyou for your time & Effort, Amazing, , Can we get more PLEASE? But the Tools are just "well" nice to get to grips & Know where they are.

[Jadenerd]

How to add more brushes to for when I want to change the lineart brush, I have only limited choices 😢

[m_seishiro]

One of the most common things from all of the people I've watched is they're mostly using 10px/1.00mm or more for their brush size. Tried it and maintaining a thin brush with that brush size but what they do is pretty hard. I tried to play with the pen pressure settings but I still can't get it right. My sketches looks almost the same level as a pro but when I do lineart it looks like it was made by a kid using pen tool in photoshop. I use 2-3px/0.2, 0.3mm as my brush size for G-pen.

[alanmonroy]

omg, I've always avoided using vector layers because you can't use the paint bucket tool and I didn't wanted to ink twice. But now I know that I was missing the reference layer. all those hours, gee.

[tanejahwilliams]

What is the name of the pen your using. I downloaded some pens, but none of them are what I want when drawing. Your pen looks exactly perfect to the type I want.

[lordgriefington]

nice video, found it recommended. I like art. I am drawing a little, but not so much that proper tool would pay off, so I use my mouse and gimp, but I know clip studio paint is a great tool. if you are used to a tool you like.