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Published: 2011-08-14 20:35:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 95757; Favourites: 3215; Downloads: 1383
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Someone wanted me to show how I draw comics on Photoshop, so I did! (Yes, it is a Korean version)I use Photoshop CS5 but I think any Photoshop version (provided they have the tools mentioned in the tutorial) work just as well. I cannot help SAI/GIMP users much...
Please also keep in mind that if you wish to draw comics perhaps more professionally, there are better tutorials out there. This is a very very rough and simple one that I am used to.
Enjoy!
For the drawing/coloring tutorial:Β [link]
To see the final comic product: [link]
To see the nuzlocke series: [link]
EDIT: Oh goodness...thank you for the DD ;w; I am happy this little tutorial is very helpful!
EDIT2:Β I have added a mini tutorial on how I do thought bubbles in this post
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if you had any other program if was canvas or there others what would use and why? Not saying other programs is no go for me its I more of traditional user for now. I can't really say it just currently I middle of scene development until I figure where I going go from there. I think I prefer color and ink if there was something bigger then tiny amounts ink come out hey, I heard you can go and use paint brush but types to use, pig hair or camel hair, camel hair frays, and Well I really don't know works best with ink.
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IDK, never used any other program
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with this, your other tutorials, my mind and my PC, I shall make my own comic series.... Thank you for giving me inspiration to draw.
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and with this, I now know how to build a comic strip, thank you for this! >w<
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huh wow very helpful tutorial.
I just draw things all by sketch and I don't even bother with the square selection toolΒ (they don't want to cooperate with me) so basically my comics would turn out unorganized and dul...
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That's perfect!!!Β
Thank you for explanation of panels and the bubbles that I need!
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*dreamingly*
where have you been all my life....
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If you don't mind me asking.. What font do you use?
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The speech bubbles part really helped!
But I have a question, every time I make it, I am not able to make an outline for it, it just ends up being white.Β
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You need to adjust the layer style, I think it was mentioned in this tutorial
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Oh okay thanks!
I have another question (sorry im new to this XD)
What brush style are you using? I am trying to find a good brush to draw and outline with, but it becomes very pixelated.
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I just the default Photoshop brush, so I dunno what other brushes are good XD
I also downloaded Pettyartist's photoshop brush set and use a bunch of that for fun sometimes.
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Oh okay XD
I can't find one thats good for drawingΒ
I'll try downloading a brush set ^^
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AAAAHHH this is so much help! thank you for making such an awesome comic tutorial ;v;
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your instruction help me a little bit since I scan my work then edit it.
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Thank you for this awesome tutorial 
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This is always useful when I'm trying to work on a comic strip!
May I ask what text font you use? I really like it.
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This is definitely gonna help if ever try a nuzlocke comic. I have pretty much no visual artistic skill, but this tutorial lets me know that can at least b worked with. Thanks 4 posting this
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Kinda weird, I followed these steps in GIMP and they worked fine... xD Thanks anyways!
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You have no idea how much this is going to help me... THANK YOU!
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Holy ass urchins, thank you! Did it take you a long time to figure all this out or are you just naturally awesome?
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Took me some time to figure it out yeah hahaha
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I wanted to overlap two panels and like how you did for a particular section and instead of one panel cleanly being on top of the other, the line from the panel below it showed. How do I get it to look like yours in the tutorial, covering up the lines of the panels below?
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*back from work*
So after you do the rectangular stuff, you need to just delete portions of the overlap with the marquee tool. it's pretty straightforward
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I'll explain this when I get out of work
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Do you think the same thing would work for PSE 11?
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I will! *zooms off to experiment*
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Thank you for the tutorial 
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Hi there. To let you know, I've posted a picture [link] kinda based on the end result of this tutorial, and I wanted to ask if that's fine with you... ¬w¬
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