thanks

Awesome! You just gave me the outline for my next action video ;-)

i think in my opinion you can break it but with very detailed camera movements, as it slowly pans across the battle scene, or detailed transitions,just a jump cut would NOT work ofcorse and i personally knew this without even knowing the rule itself,for me it was natural,just flipping 2 peoples position with a sudden cut is unnatural and confusing

@@walterostlie glad I could help ^^

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I've no idea what you're talking about.

@@walterostlie aham 😏

LMAOO

Awesome. Really happy to hear that.

Yea, the exception to the rule ;)

Hah, thanks. You should draw some silly comic, you may have fun

Face smashing is a great skill to have.

Oh no ;-) Was it one of the ones I recorded from a Twitch stream? Cause those ones are pretty painful.

@@walterostlie Ah yes I think so! It was one where you talked about your comic thumbnails!

Glad you liked it. Thanks!

That's a great idea for a video. I'll try to gather my thoughts on that and make a video, but I think you're on the right track with what you're doing.

Oooo I am also interested in this!

Another great video idea. Thanks! I'll put it together.

I'll think about that. Everything I do with comic art is about making it as simple as possible so that making comics is as fast as possible, because it takes a long time to make them. So I tend to lean on simple shading versus any type of beautiful, realistic, technical, time-consuming shading ;-)

​@@walterostlie I think what you’re saying makes sense. I wasn’t sure whether or not to ask because your comic ‘Haxor’ has simple shading, which implies that you’re probably not as much of a fan of complex shading. However, I think you explain how to create comics very well, even using examples that are not directly related to your own style. I like how thorough and informative your videos are and I enjoy watching them. I feel that shading is an important part of creating comic art. Shading can come in many different styles and it does involve technical aspects on various levels. But even if we ignore shading style and aesthetics, shading is a very important tool for creating a mood and sending a message across. Knowing how to use shading to portray the different moods of characters and scenes would be an amazing skill to have. I wish I could learn techniques to use shading effectively in scenes. Also, I’m interested to learn about shortcuts that will make the process faster. For my style, I do care about the aesthetics of shading and I tend to gravitate towards softer shading. I might not find many tutorials in the exact style that I prefer but I think that learning good technique will allow me to apply it to any style I choose. I think it’s ideal if comic art could be done fast but I also think it depends on the story that the artwork is created for. I feel that the art needs to fit the story, whether the style allows it to be finished fast or slow. It would be boring if all comic art styles had the same type of shading. Variety is important. Anyway, I thought I would suggest this topic because I have found all of your instructional videos on comic creation very helpful. It’s up to you whether or not you feel that this is a topic you can cover. No matter the case, I’m always interested in the comic videos that you share :)

goodluck!! Have you started publishing? I would love to read it

@@saranimator6746 thank you!! Yes, it's called Cupcake and Bear on webtoons! :)

@@rainymarch8748 aaa I'll surely check it out!

@@saranimator6746 ty!! i appreciate it!!

Oh yeah, I wouldn't have thought about that, but it's a good one, coloring action scenes has its own techniques

Thanks! Maybe one day :)

I'll try. Pacing is really specific to the intention of the story. The best way to tell is ask someone to read your story and see what they think.

@@walterostlie alright then, but I'll still be looking forward for your video

I see multiple webtoons that take real life photos and use them for backgrounds. Some edit them very little. Some edit a lot to make it less noticeable that the image came from a photo. It just depends on whatever style you are going for. :)

Thanks man 👍 Would u mind telling me one of them😛

@@SHALINIMSWAROOPif you look at the backgrounds in the comic Mortalfied you will see that the majority of the backgrounds, especially shots of cars or the insides of cars are photos www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/mortalfied/list?title_no=23604 If you looks at some of the backgrounds in the comic Malice www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/malice/list?title_no=267768 you will notice many appear to be photos especially photos of trees. Hope this helps. ☺️

THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!!!! ❤❤

@@SHALINIMSWAROOP no problem

Making a webtoon is easier tbh

But its still different. I wouldnt call it easier for me cause i still want to draw in a higher resolution so i can put my details in there.

Making characters more detailed Is going to take up more time than simplifying them, no matter what. But to make things quicker you could make certain details into a brush (I see this done with jewellery mostly), or have a canvas with some of the details on it that you could just copy and paste. Most of the art styles I see on webtoon aren't that detailed , they're just constructed well. Lots of comic artists will also reuse their panels and just zoom in. I notice this mostly in 'I'm the Grimreaper', where it will be the same panel just zooming in over & over again on a characters face. Or another common one is reusing a panel but changing the facial expression. I wouldn't worry about the complexity or simplicity of your style much though as it's going to change anyway. Most webtoons have a glowup where the original art looks nothing like the latest art. Just see what works for you. Time yourself inking and colouring with a few different styles and see what one takes the least amount of time.

Thank you for you answer. You really took your time writing it. I appreciate that!! Webtoon Coomunity in general seems to be really nice^^ Im happy that i joined here

@@nivahri812 Which software are you using? I'm using MediBang and Clip Studio

Yeah, magic can be a little tricky. Let me think about a video for that

@@walterostlie wow, that would be awesome!! Thank you 🥰

Uuuh mabye watch some animes?

@@saranimator6746 I watch way too much anime 😅 Although I do appreciate any recommendations specifically for magic battles

Those are tough. First make sure you know what needs to happen in the story. Obviously who wins, but also which character needs to look tough, which one needs to be beat up really bad with maybe a massive boulder. Then think about the location of the fight and where everyone is standing. Make sure to keep that in mind when you are drawing your panels. Finally make sure you thumbnail the entire fight first before you start really drawing any one panel. Make sure it works as stick figures first.

​@@walterostlie THANKS!!! 😀

Most likely a digital effect or filter. Most drawing programs have a way to do a motion or gaussian blur effect filter. Look at your programs menu to see

@@walterostlie Ok i'll definitely... thanks though

What do you mean by big? When we talk about size of a webtoon we usually discuss the size in increments of panel count. Are you asking how many episodes your story should have? That's really tough to say. There is no rule, just as many as you need to tell your story. 25-35 panels is a decent panel count per episode though.

@@walterostlie I mean the pixels size for a 25 to 35 panel chapter

oh. well at least 800 px wide. The length is whatever it takes. Anywhere from 20,000 to 150,000. I'd say prolly around 50-70,000 pixels tall.

@@walterostlie ok thx

Yeah, I’m working on my webtoon on my iPad. My recommended app is procreate but you can use others as well, what will it be called?

@@jollyelmroot Definitely Procreate, until Clip Studio Paint drops its subscription model.

yeah it is! There's a lot of digital/comic art drawing app out there and some are free too!

@@Germania9 Yeah I’m kind of interested in clip studio b/c of all it’s aspects but it’s way to expensive and I’m all for buying out the app/ free alternatives.

A free one is Ibis paint