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Hi /co/, Im looking for software that helps me plan a comic by doing drafts and browsing through pages back and forth, Im tired of planning and drawing on real paper.
picture is not mine, I just googled "comic draft"
>>78070604
ima bump a little
cmon /co/ give me something
alright, last bump
articydraft
http://www.nevigo.com/en/articydraft/overview/
Why not simply use Photoshop?
https://www.toonboom.com/products/storyboardpro
>>78070604
Fuck software (in my humble opinion!), google the Kurtzman method (which was adopted by Spiegleman and Peter Bagge and many others), it basically involves using layers of tracing paper and different colour pencils so you can flip (for comp. purposes) and refine the image roughly but concretely and quickly. Better yet buy the Kurtzman coffee table book, there's loadsa examples of his process in there. Please don't give up on the traditional methods yet, Anon!
>>78070812
this one is more of an organization chart for mostly game development
>>78070929
it's aimed more towards animation but this might be what I'm looking for, I already use toon boom
>>78070991
it's easier to edit drawings digitally, besides this is not for making roughs and then drawing on top of them, I just need a quick guide to plan panel placement, character standings and speech bubbles, nothing else
Medibang software is specifically aimed towards drawing manga books.
That's kinda like real comics.
Manga Studio.
