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A dumb 4koma to learn CSP's manga tools
#LWA_jp

@cool_unc00l for the shoulders I've mostly followed along sinix's video about shoulders and ggl imgs, for the arms mostly just google image and since I'm very lazy I just find one reliable enough reference and loosely study off of it xD
//the second one is a guide from csp's website

sneak peek of a drawing for easter using csp's shading assist!
#adawongfanart #ResidentEvil4Remake #ResidentEvil #fanart

3 hrs total, and i tried the CSP's shading assist for the first time, its... kinda meh, but for a quick cel shade its really useful... #eula https://t.co/0PVal9poTa

An other drawing with CSP's watercolor brushes that im really proud of 💕

@elfishtales Breaking bodies down into shapes that are more easy to understand while still keeping track of the muscles helps a lot! here's a pic (off CSP's site) thats somewhat what i'm talking about!

Francisco 🌸 (he/him)
I had fun with csp's watercolor brushes!!

Err...

(CSP's shader assist is pretty GOATED tbh)

Quick study using CSP's new brushes

currently wrapping my head around storyboarding and csp's animation function sdlgjksd

CSP's new auto shading feature is really cool

Tested out CSP's new shading assist tool. It got pretty close. With a little touch up I really like the results. I'm going to have to play with it some more.

here's a shaded version but i actually used csp's new auto shading feature and then touched it up???? idk if i like it though NDJEKXMWMSM

High Card's Tilt using some of CSP 2's new features!!!

I'm not usually happy with my art but this time I like the look of it!! CSP's head models help a lot and I wanna try and draw more of Tilt + co. using them,,,

Quick drawing of Eclipse done using CSP's new 3D heads feature just to see how it goes for me. I'll be playing him tonight and I can't wait :D #pathfinder #pathfinder2e

i tried out csp's auto-coloring feature and i tink this technology has............................a ways to go

csp's built-in timelapse feature doesn't showcase it very well, but i was messing with grid deforming the silhouette

I've heard posting WIPs can be a bit of a curse for the finished product but I wanted to show off some of my animation process.
I start by literally just stop motion animating CSP's 3D models, afterwards I'll rotoscope the basic shapes then work from there.

also tried out CSP's timelapse (forgot to turn it on at the start tho 😅)

little sketch of Ashley I did just to draw something and test CSP's timelapse feature again.