A Quick Gojo Fanart + Timelapse
Hello Again! Yup, you read it right! I'm gonna share this time a Fanart with a Timelapse video.
I tried the Clip Studio Paint timelapse feature for the first time. I usually never do Timelapses cause it makes me anxious, and every artwork I made takes a lot of time. The longer time it takes to finish, the larger the file it becomes.
So I made a simple painting of Gojo Saturo from Jujutsu Kaisen anime.
Here's the 30 seconds timelapse video:
In this video, I used the Oil pastel brush (from Yuming Li's brush set) throughout the whole painting and on a single layer.
I was surprised how convenient the Clip Studio's timelapse feature compared to Medibang's timelapse. In Clip Studio, it records everything and continues where you left off while Medibang creates a new recording every time you close the app, so you have to merge it every now and then. What I also like on Clip Studio's Timelapse is you can choose the duration and the aspect ratio of the video. I hope I can utilize more of this feature so I can share more timelapse videos in the future.😅
And That's all for now, I'll go back to my dungeon and brew some new artwork.
Thank you for reading and watching!
Tools:
Clip Studio Paint
Wacom Intous Draw
Duration: 4 Hours
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