Hi, I just recently gotten Toon Boom so I am new at it…
how do I draw the background to something?
I originally drew a scene which leaves where blowing but i guess u have to draw the background first???
someone please?
Well, what are you trying to achieve with your background…?
One could use an image…
One could use several images with alpha-channel (transparent background)
One could use several cut-out images…
One could use images and “vectorize”…
One could draw all the objects required directly in Studio…
Whatever you decide… place your objects into different Z-positions (depths)…
This might create the desired illusion of a 3D space…
If you like, here is some more information:
http://www.toonboom.com/products/toonBoomStudio/eLearning/tipsTricks/
http://www.toonboom.com/products/toonBoomStudio/eLearning/tutorials/
http://www.tallgrassradio.com/toonboom/2007/04/index-of-posted-articles-by-category.html
http://www.connectedconcepts.net/craft/2006/09/subject-area-article-index.html
http://toonboomcartooning.wetpaint.com/?t=anon
Cheers
Nolan
You can create your background at any time in the process. It doesn’t have to be first. You can create your background in a single layer or in multiple layers. Each element is a layer. You might want to read this page from the Cartooning in Toon Boom WIKI to get a better understanding of layering elements in TBS.
LAYERING ELEMENTS
The layering and the arrangement of elements can be adjusted as needed. -JK