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maiyouka In reply to Tearston3 [2019-03-25 03:24:45 +0000 UTC]

its's more for people that need a quick solution, like for doing a piece that has a lot of hair
though its really up to the individual how they want to use it

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Tearston3 In reply to maiyouka [2019-03-27 08:22:10 +0000 UTC]

I don't think you're understanding me.

I'm asking you, literally, what does it *actually* do. I don't see any affect on the piece. I'm trying to understand the mechanics  of it. To me it just looks like the edge of any other line art piece.

I'm trying to grasp what the difference is. How it functions. Why it functions that way. What exactly the program is doing whenyou give it this set of instructions.

In this way that information can then be evaluated as to whether or not it is useful to me (or any other user who stumbles across this, on a case-by-case basis), whether I have a similar technique, something better... or if it actually *is* useful/better/faster (harder stronger...). Of course it is up to each individual user how they apply it. I'm asking how it works, in specific, exact detail. Because  the tutorial image doesn't have a comparison, or before.after, or  much explanation. So I'm puzzled as to  what it's acutally supposed to do, and how. (Which would be useful for everyone else to know as well.)

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maiyouka In reply to Tearston3 [2019-04-08 03:20:21 +0000 UTC]

sorry seems like I did misunderstand!

this tutorial is to give an outline to any brush stroke you make in clip studio. since normal brush strokes don't an outline this is a quick way to get that effect 

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maiyouka In reply to holadarius [2018-07-05 02:52:33 +0000 UTC]

this is a tutorial on how to get an edge effect with the pen brush, since clip studio doesn't have a tool that can do it 

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maiyouka In reply to mikeorion22 [2018-07-05 02:53:15 +0000 UTC]

you're welcome! I'm glad you found this useful!

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