Choosing the Right Canvas Size for Webtoons

At first, I struggled understanding what the most optimal size was for a Webtoon. Researching, I found conflicting opinions. None of them are wrong! Though, through experimenting I just reached an ideal resolution for me. I wanted to make a video that explains the reasoning behind using higher resolution sizes that can help people newer to comic creation. (Its also hard to find videos that explain this for some reason? Am I just blind?) I hope its useful!

Disclaimer: I’m still a noob at comics so I’m sure you can find better sources out there with more accurate information!

(If you're wondering about what I was working on, I was practicing making a short webcomic for a Tapas/CSP contest. I’m not too proud of it, the genre isn't really my style, but it helped me learn how to make use of the scroll format, so yeah o.o)

Link to webtoon: https://tapas.io/episode/3161022

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:20 Output Size vs Working Size
01:00 Manga Comparison
01:15 Optimal Canvas Size
03:16 Learning takes time

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Social Links:

Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/aeryma.bsky....
Twitch:   / aeryma  
Twitter:   / aerymaart  
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Comics: https://linktr.ee/Aeryma

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Tools/Software:

Huion Kamvas 22 Plus
Clip Studio Paint EX 3.0
PureRef: https://www.pureref.com/

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Music:
Mixkit Piano Collection


#webcomic #webtoons #clipstudiopaint