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Published: 2009-08-26 23:10:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 29150; Favourites: 1130; Downloads: 700
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Alright, this is to help someone I know with paneling
Hope this explains how I work with them a little better and gives you a hint how to polish-up your own Manga 
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Thanks for this! Everytime I try to panel my pages always look overloaded xD Do you have any tips for getting the first page of a one shot started?
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*gasp* Thank you! Exactly what I need for the OCT I'm participating in. ^u^
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This will help me out a whole lot with my manga!
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Yes! It did help me! Thanks so much! While I was reading this, I was like, "Oh.. So that's how it's works." OMG. Thanks~ >w<
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i have manga sudio but, the demo, how do i put down the panels? it won't let meh T~T
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I use the rightangular tool, not the panel tool. Way easier ^^
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I overdid it XD Well, I guess it's time to get new pages and go at it AGAIN. By the way, you do use a 10x15 page, right?
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way this is helping me with my english project!
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wow this was great help
ive been reading these really advanced tutorials and all I wanted was a simple basic starter tutorial
thank you!
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thx, I was trying to make a page for fun, but I found out that I totally suck at this 
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This helped a lot! I never realized how the placement of panels really did manipulate my mind. Now when I read comics I'll have to play closer attention! 8D <3
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Awesome work! I love your explanation! I think it'll help me out quite a bit!
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This is a lovely and very useful tutorial! Thanks for making it!
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just a quick question, you know how you have the example with the hero in front of the panels, if they were more innocent and stuff would they be behind the panels to emphasise weakness? I wasn't sure
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Yes, but then you have to make the panels around the character disappear
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ok I'll try that ^-^ thanks for the advice
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thankie!!
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like manga competition held by local or international?
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I have really NO clue what you mean
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i mean that had readied the format for the manga with specific scale...
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Sorry, I really can't help you O_o *VERY confused*
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this looks super helpful for planning out pages- thanks for submitting such an awesome resource!
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Great idea! I like how you describe it all in one place, and you make it easy to follow and understand. But I think the part on panels' flow and how people read a page might need some elaboration. That was the main thing I had problems with and I had to do lots of research to make my pages readable~~
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This is very nice, and helpful, though for me, i gotta take this advice, and mirror everything because i do standard american style comic lol
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Hmm. I guess I shall use this as reference. Good work!
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soo helpful ive been loking around the internet for a decent paneling tut and i found one
excellent work its been a massive help
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Good tut. Another tip to lead the reader to another panel, is to have the speech bubble overlap into that panel. Also the placement of speech bubble can lead the reader through the pancels.
Those bubbles that are higher are read first, and then you move down.
An example of both of these is used in the following page.
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BTW, you can submit this tut to my Tutorial Heaven group, if you want.
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YYeah, I thought about making a speech-bubble tuto as well... But somehow I lak the time -___-
This one was for a friend of mine. Since she asked how I panel, so this was the easiest way of explaining
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