Anti-Aliasing in Clip Studio Paint
Okay, so today I want to talk about anti-aliasing in CSP because it’s kind of a lifesaver?
But also I have a super hard time remembering how to do it or that it exists so here we go.
Basically, anti-aliasing helps you color line art without going outside the lines. Here’s a gif of me coloring with my mouse so you can kind of get an idea of what it is we’re talkin’ about here:
So how do we do that?
First, select your line-art or sketch layer in the layer panel of CSP. Click on the little lighthouse icon at the top of the panel. When you click off there should be a little lighthouse on the side of your line-art layer! This icon means that is now a reference layer!
Step2:
Go into your brush settings and click Anti-overflow! Click “Do not exceed reference layer” to make it work, tweak the other settings till you’re happy. These are the settings I used in the example below to get a cleaner coloring style
Step 3:
Add another normal layer below you line art! Make sure it’s selected and color away! Here’s what it looks like with the settings above:
RIP me
It should be anti-overflow in this tutorial, anti-aliasing is a totally different thing
>.<’’ sorry!!
Thanks for sharing!!!
