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Summary

The artist demonstrates a personalized Clip Studio Paint shortcut layout designed for a one-handed keyboard. The goal is to keep the left hand close to frequently used keys, so drawing and editing can continue without reaching across the keyboard. The shortcuts are shown in use during an illustration workflow that includes lasso-based coloring and layer management.

Shortcut-Design Principles

• Place frequently used functions within easy reach.
• Assign paired actions to keys that can be pressed with different fingers, such as switching between brush and eraser.
• Use convenient modifier-key combinations, especially with Shift.
• Group related actions so tasks such as selecting, moving, deleting, and filling flow naturally.

Shortcuts Demonstrated

Shortcut Function W Brush Ctrl+Alt + drag Adjust brush size D / Shift+D Undo / redo A Eraser R Rotate canvas S Auto-select Q / Shift+Q Color wheel / color slider Z Lasso selection X Move selected area C Delete selected area Ctrl+M Fill Ctrl+R Free transform Shift+W / Shift+E Duplicate / merge layers Shift+R Create a new raster layer Ctrl+Shift + click on artwork Jump to the layer containing the clicked artwork

Coloring Approaches

The video compares four ways to apply color:

• Paint directly with a brush.
• Use the fill bucket.
• Use the Lasso Fill tool to fill a shape drawn with the lasso.
• Make a lasso selection, then use the Fill command.

Lasso Fill is quick but requires drawing the selection carefully in one go. Making a selection first and then filling it offers more control over the shape. The artist also uses lasso selections to move, delete, transform, or fill parts of the illustration.

Customization Note

A highly customized setup can make it difficult to work on another computer, where the shortcuts may differ from the artist’s familiar arrangement. A follow-along section shows where to configure shortcuts in Clip Studio Paint.

Credits

• 유콘 (UKON): Presenter and thumbnail artist
• 정핸썸: Editor