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Have you ever struggled with dynamic poses or trying to find a precise reference photo? Having good references is an important part of the prep process when it comes to drawing.

Have you ever attempted to print an image, but it came out looking pixelated, flat, or too dark? These are common yet highly fixable mistakes when it comes to printing colored artwork and images.

Navigating and making a place for yourself in the vast world of digital art and artists can sometimes feel overwhelming.

Have you ever spent too long coloring your lineart? Do you struggle with switching between layers while coloring and getting in the little nooks and crannies of your work?

As a digital artist, you'll find that there are many great tablets that are currently on the market. But how do you choose?

Are you ready to take the leap from physical mediums to digital art? Are you not sure where to start or what you'll need? Then, this guide is for you!

Do you work in Clip Studio Paint? Are you feeling some artblock? Do you want to expand your toolkit and/or experiment with your art? Clip Studio Paint's Assets portal is the best place to go!

Experimenting with new pens and brushes is part of the fun when it comes to learning and using a digital art program. Clip Studio Paint is no exception!

First off, what is Clip Studio Paint? Originally created in 2001 as a Japanese comic software, Clip Studio Paint has now expanded as a fully fledged digital illustration and 2D animation software.