Hello everyone!
This is specifically if you make webtoon style comics, I've seen so many artists draw directly on long canvas or using this specific webtoon feature:
So... What is your canvas width?? I've been interested in using this feature on CSP but every tutorial has width at like 800-1000px... that's way too small for me, my minimum is like 1800px for comics. This isn't for printing reasons, I just like how my lineart looks when I work on a bigger canvas. If i set it to 1800px the height will be so long for the full ep.
I've been making webtoons for like 7 years but since completing my comic I've been looking for more streamlined ways to work on my next project. So for my previous comic I would storyboard on a long 800x30000 canvas for each episode but then I would split the panels into sections of like 4-5 panels per canvas and resize the canvas to 1800px width, for the lines and coloring. Then I would import it back into the storyboard 800x30000 canvas to put it all together and add speech bubbles. It seems like a longer process but its really not, it allows me to work on larger canvas size without straining my laptop too much.
I feel like doing everything on the one canvas might be a lot more streamlined though and I've seen many artists work using the above CSP feature and it looks great for webtoons but like... is everyone actually that small? how?
