Ever wanted to create your own webtoon?
Have you always had a story within you, and wished you could see it in real as a comic, but shoved it aside thinking it's too hard of a dream?
I'd like to tell you that it's not! With the development of digital drawing technologies, drawing comics has never been easier! I want to show you how you can create and publish your webtoon, taking you to step by step from the planning process to finalizing and publishing your work while utilizing the latest techniques that escalate your work and enable you to produce a high-quality comic without even needing a team.
In this class you'll learn how to: 
<ul><li>Plan your story chapters with storyboards</li>
<li>Create and organize your work files</li>
<li>Add speech and sound effects (SFX) to your panels</li>
<li>Use techniques to escalate your sketching speed</li>
<li>Line and color your panels in quick ways</li>
<li>Use 3D models, brushes and assets to create high quality backgrounds</li>
<li>Set the mood for your panels with color adjustments &amp; interesting effects</li>
<li>Export and publish your webtoon</li>
<li>Organize your workflow</li>
<li>Promote &amp; monetize your webtoon</li>
</ul>Who this class is for:
<ul><li>artists with dreams who have worlds and stories of their original characters and want to put everything together in a colorful webtoon-style comic</li>
</ul>What you'll need:
<ul><li>A drawing tablet</li>
<li>Clip Studio Paint</li>
<li>SketchUp (optional)</li>
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Whether you are a beginner or an intermediate, and whether you know how to draw backgrounds or not, you will learn how to make use of your drawing skills combined with assets and 3D models to create meaningful scenes for your characters.
By the end of this class, you will have learned how to plan your panels and speech bubbles, draw your characters within a space, deliver their emotions in expressive ways, and add lighting and effects reflecting the mood of your scene, such that you can produce a whole webtoon chapter of your own!
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Introduction

Setting Up Clip Studio Paint

1-1 Storyboards

1-2 Setting up Work Files

1-3 Lettering

1-4 SFX (Sound Effects)

2-1 Sketching Techniques

2-2 Using 3D Figures

2-3 Creating 3D Figure with OC Proportions

2-4 Asset Sheets

3-1 Lineart

3-2 Colors & Color Harmony

3-3 Flat Colors

3-4 Coloring Hair & Eyes

3-5 Quick Shading

4-1 Perspective Principles

4-2 Techniques to Add Depth

4-3 Painting from Greyscale

4-4 Natural Sceneries

4-5 Artificial Backgrounds

4-6 Sources to Get Assets

5-1 Color Adjustments

5-2 Lighting & Shading

5-3 Delivering Emotions Through Text

5-4 Expressing Motion

5-5 Mood Expressing Backgrounds

6-1 Exporting Webtoons

6-2 Publishing Webtoons

6-3 Saving Raws & Blanks

7-1 Backing up your work

7-2 Progress Documenting

7-3 Promoting Webtoons

7-4 Monetizing Webtoons

Outro

1-1_storyboard file template.clip

1-2_canvas size guide.png

3-2_colors & color harmony.png

4-2_Techniques to add depth.png

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Drawing Webtoons: From Planning to Publishing

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