Clip Studio Paint for Beginners: Create Your Own Comic
Placement of Logos and Export
A course by Giacomo Bevilacqua , Comic Book Artist
About the video: Placement of Logos and Export
Overview
“Here instead you will see how to insert the logos and export the comic.”
In this video lesson Giacomo Bevilacqua addresses the topic: Placement of Logos and Export, which is part of the Domestika online course: Clip Studio Paint for Beginners: Create Your Own Comic. Learn the fundamental tools of Clip Studio Paint to make a comic book page featuring a character and story from your imagination.
Partial transcription of the video
“Logo Placement and Exporting In this lesson, we'll look at how to arrange logos and copyrights and how to export your page for printing or for the web. Sometimes, the comics or the strips we make are destined to end up on the web, so it’s good practice to add your surname at the bottom, or, if you prefer, your logo or web address. I'll show you how. Just like for the texts inside speech balloons, we'll take the Text tool and we will click below outside our grid. I will write my surname preceded by the copyright C. There it is. As you can see, I clicked outside the grid. That way, my surname...”
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Course summary for: Clip Studio Paint for Beginners: Create Your Own Comic
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Comic, Digital Illustration, Traditional illustration
Giacomo Bevilacqua
A course by Giacomo Bevilacqua
Giacomo Keison Bevilacqua is an Italian comic book artist. The influence of his grandfather, an artist, and his father, an avid reader and collector of comics, greatly contributed to his love for both. As a young adult, he frequently attended comic fairs and always carried his personal portfolio with him, taking any opportunity he could to showcase his work as an editor, screenwriter, and author.
At the age of 22, he enrolled in the Scuola di fumetto and, while studying there, started working as an illustrator for two famous Italian comic magazines: Lanciostory and Skorpio. In 2008, he launched A Panda Piace, his first fully self-authored and illustrated comic. Looking to branch out, he went back to the basics of drawing, studying everything from anatomy to perspective and color, and has since published graphic novels such as Il suono del mondo a memoria, Attica, and Troppo facile amarti in vacanza. Throughout his career, he's had the opportunity to collaborate with publishing houses like Bao Publishing, Feltrinelli, and Panini.
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