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    A clone font is what I want

    I'll try that. Grayscale first. (nods) I have no choice but to search for the letters, because in the script of this comic not only Q, X and Y are needed, but I even need to find an " Ï ", because there's a character called Aïda, and this whole comic is written in nothing but capitals. So if...
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    A clone font is what I want

    So far, I'm collecting the alphabet on separate jpgs... I had to do some searching for a Q, an X and a Y :LOL:. I have an additional problem with the colour: the text looks black at first sight, but if you zoom in it turns out some sort of purple. I am fidgeting with tone correction and levels...
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    A clone font is what I want

    Yes, DigitalStrip and Anime Ace I already have. Both are very beautiful, but they're too smooth. The writing in this comic is so narrow, it looks like it is economical but in reality it takes a lot of space. I'll check the two others out as well. If I manage to make a font from the balloons...
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    A clone font is what I want

    Could it work with already existing words? This is what I am up against: tons of this ->
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    A clone font is what I want

    I didn't specify how much text corrections I have to make: there are a LOT. I practically have to rewrite half the story. My drawing program (ClipStudioPaint) has a menu for balloon text, but even then copying and pasting hundreds of balloons would take for ever. And even then the fonts would...
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    A clone font is what I want

    Hey people, I'm restoring a comic from the 1980's for a republication. I scanned in all the pages and now I'm cleaning and correcting. The texts in the balloons were done by hand back then, and now that I'm fixing mistakes I can't find any font that resembles it enough to make the corrections...
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    Which is the number one best font for comic text?

    Thanks so much for the suggestions; I'll try them all out. (y):D Many of the forums for comic authors have faded away since the start of "social media", I'm afraid. Any specific art site in mind?
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    Which is the number one best font for comic text?

    hello, There are a million different fonts called "comic" available on line. Some are okay, but most of them are just weird. I am on a quest to find the very best comic font; a nice, easily readable, sharp and fast font that looks exactly like the handwritten fonts the professional letterers...
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    Looking for smooth brushes in CSP

    Oh thank you :D I'll try them right away! Are you using Clipstudio yourself? I am starting to feel lonely with my new favorite toy :cry: when I hear people go "Never heard of ClipStudio and can't imagine many on here will have either"
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    Looking for smooth brushes in CSP

    Oh. Really? Clip Studio Paint is like Photoshop, but especially meant for comic artists and mangaka. It's Japanese. I took it because I couldn't get the hang of Photoshop however hard I tried. Thanks for replying, anyway
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    Looking for smooth brushes in CSP

    Hi, In CSP you can get things called "clippies" which serve as some sort of currency to buy stuff on the site. I have a small amout of those, and I got message that they're about to expire, so I'm in a hurry to use them! :eek: Since I'm not very happy about the pens and brushes I have at my...
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    Setting up your tablet

    I don't think I would get used to reach for a keyboard each time I want to save or do New or Undo or switch to an other pen or brush. That little think you're showing I saw on the Huion site. It looks like a calculator By the way, I'm tinkering a frame to lay my Kamvas down. I searched for...
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    Setting up your tablet

    Don't you need your keyboard for those shortcuts? That Huion of mine is so large, it takes up the whole desktop; there's no more space for the keyboard. It's shoved underneath the computer monitor stand. And yes, one can find plenty useful things on YT
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    Setting up your tablet

    I wouldn't mind drawing high if it wasn't so exhausting. On paper, all you need is one tool: either a pencil or a pen. On a tablet there are hundreds of tools, you keep going endlessly up and down with your arm, it's legit fitness! And a my age, one gets aches and pains from too much useless...
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    Setting up your tablet

    Ah, You mean like El Greco's characters! Or like that skull on the painting "the embassadors" by Holbein. I see. You probably were used to draw straight up, in Art school, weren't you? I never went to art school. I started drawing in my crib, when I was 1 and a half. Everybody screamed and...
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