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There’s a useful setting in Manga Studio that lets you scale the brush size as you zoom in and out of the image. This will save you a lot of time when working on a Surface Pro 2, as you’ll often find yourself zooming out to get an idea of the whole, before zooming in again to draw details. On a 10-inch tablet, you’ve got to get in very close if you want quality linework. With aforementioned setting enabled, you can make broad strokes zoomed out, then zoom in with a pinch to effectively shrink your brush to make detailed marks. I have a feeling Manga Studio is going to be full of similar tricks that you learn as time goes on. If you’ve tried illustrating on a Surface Pro 2 and have any tips for making things easier, feel free to get in touch and let me know. For now, I’ll leave you with a little preview of Ellie’s linework.



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