Thanks, Sarah! I actually don’t use Procreate, but Photoshop. But I like CSP because of the ability to see thumbnails of each page and quickly go between one page and the next. I find that really helps me with pacing.
Amazing post, thank you! 😊 What software do you use for creating your font? I've been considering doing that but it feels like it's a huge task 😮💨 So far I have only done the lettering by hand, which probably won't work long term.
Thanks, Ana! I used the website Calligraphr for my Gatsby graphic novel and for my current book, John Martz created the font based on my handwriting https://www.calligraphr.com/en/
A really fun read! I’ve found through trial and error that I like using the CSP speech bubble tool with a white fill but no black line so that it’s not jarring with my drawing style.
Thanks Rachelle! Yes, I like that style of speech bubbles too although I find I can’t use it regularly since my watercolor pages tend be too light colored and the bubble can kinda disappear. Glad it works for you!
Really cool post! I love the use of other comics’ for examples. And I can’t wait til the big news!
Thank you so much, Mike!
Oh I love this!! Have you done a post on clip studio vs procreate? I'd be interested in your take on that.
Thanks, Sarah! I actually don’t use Procreate, but Photoshop. But I like CSP because of the ability to see thumbnails of each page and quickly go between one page and the next. I find that really helps me with pacing.
Oh interesting!! So good to know. I always love seeing behind the scenes of people's processes.
Amazing post, thank you! 😊 What software do you use for creating your font? I've been considering doing that but it feels like it's a huge task 😮💨 So far I have only done the lettering by hand, which probably won't work long term.
Thanks, Ana! I used the website Calligraphr for my Gatsby graphic novel and for my current book, John Martz created the font based on my handwriting https://www.calligraphr.com/en/
A really fun read! I’ve found through trial and error that I like using the CSP speech bubble tool with a white fill but no black line so that it’s not jarring with my drawing style.
Thanks Rachelle! Yes, I like that style of speech bubbles too although I find I can’t use it regularly since my watercolor pages tend be too light colored and the bubble can kinda disappear. Glad it works for you!
This is so cool. Thank you.
Thanks, Kris!!