Magic Effects in a 2D Animation
Hello! In this tip, I'll show you step-by-step how to add magic effects to a 2D animation in Clip Studio Paint.
What we are going to do:
We are going to work on this animation:
And we are going to transform it into this animation:
All in Clip Studio Paint
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For this, I invite you to watch the super tutorial where I explain step-by-step how to add magic effects to an animation in Clip Studio Paint:
VIDEO Tutorial: Magic Effects in a 2D Animation
🛎 Activate subtitles in:
Settings - Subtitles - Auto-translate - Choose your language
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I remind you that my tutorial is in Spanish, but I always provide subtitles so you can watch it in your language
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Now, I would like to review what was covered in the super tutorial.
All the processes in this tutorial:
This is the animation we start working with.
Then we paint the effect animation, frame by frame.
Achieving the following result:
We also added a background to the scene.
This was the material I downloaded and used; to get it, you must have GOLD points.
Then I hid the border lines of the magic effect
Adding Magic Effects
From here we begin with the magic effects of the fantasy animation; first, we try with Add (Glow), looking like this:
Add (Glow)
Add (Glow) + Blur (200)
Opacity (30% Base Magic Effect and 75% Blur Magic Effect)
Achieving the following result, more integrated, soft, and subtle.
Adding light to the magic effect
We create a new layer inside and use the brush tool to add light to each frame of the animation.
Intense Light + 75% opacity + Blur 200
After duplicating the magic effect layer again, it will appear more illuminated.
Gradient + Daytime Sky
Gradient + Overlay + 100% Opacity
Gradient + Overlay + 70% Opacity
We finalize the animation, achieving the following result.
I hope you liked this article and found it useful. I gave you some tips, but it's always good to try what works best depending on the colors you have.
Best regards, take care, and see you next time!
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