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Confusion about comic page layout/template
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Forgive me, for I'm sure I'm about to sound incredibly dumb. I'm still brand new to CSP, and comic making in general (I've take one college course on traditional comic making). I somewhat understand what a bleed is, I've worked with Adobe InDesign and Illustrator. What confuses me is, according to the default comic templates CSP gives you, there are three rectangles on the page. What is the purpose of the small center rectangle? Is the comic supposed to the stretch just to the edge of small center rectangle, or to the inner second rectangle that meets with the bleed?
Published date : 4 years ago
Updated date : 4 years ago
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4 years agoThe inner square is called the "basic frame". It is a standard line to make a piece when drawing a cartoon.
Layer> New Layer> Frame Frame Folder
The frame created by is created along the "basic frame".
You can also draw to the full cut outside the "Basic Frame".
However, if you draw to the last minute of cutting off, you may hide it with your finger or the like depending on the gnod side (inside when the booklet is made) or the place,
There is a possibility that the cut will be off and the words and expressions you want to show will be cut off.
In order to prevent it, it is important to use the "basic frame" as a guide even if you draw with a cut-off line.
(I think that there is no need to worry if it is an electronic book)
Also, in Japan, there are different sizes of paper in “A” and “B” ratios.
Many manga magazines are "B-size", but they become "A-size" when they become single-line books.
Therefore, the part that was visible in the magazine may be cut off and disappear in the book.
Therefore, it is necessary to create a manuscript with the "basic frame" as a guide.
(The third light blue line is the safe range indicated by the basic frame)
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