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Being Fiona: Red 039.2 (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-03 03:00:02
Edited:
2022-10-06 12:34:58
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And here's the second Red only strip, we'll be back to the regular story on Thursday!

Also, the comic has been given a resolution upgrade! From now on all strips will be 1600 pixels wide instead of the original 1280.


Edit: added one more bit of dialogue to the final panel

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Senko

Not sure why she's having trouble looks like she's got it mostly on just needs to fit her breasts in now.

RobinHarper
>>92833307

Hmm, maybe I need to reword it. Her original dialogue in my script was her complaining about how her breasts kept on popping it, but it felt too wordy.

Disbet
>>92833307

I thought this was a transition for the next strip. Maybe something like "Hey, um... Is this one size too small?" :)

Mike S.

Is there any reason why you have an odd filename (BF002_001R_1) for this (and all your posts) instead of the actual name of the strip ? It's not a major thing, but I do have to rename every saved strip.

RobinHarper
>>92896605

Short version: get a helpful piece of freeware called "Ant Renamer," it lets you rename multiple files really quickly. Long Version: Clip Studio Ex lets you sequence comic pages together into a story, but the more pages you have in a story, the longer it takes to load. To load the comic faster in Clip Studio, I've broken up the strip into 20 page blocks, BF000, BF001, BF002, etc. Then, when I export each page in the story, it becomes BF002_001, BF002_002 etc. And then to create both a vertical and horizontal version of the strip, I picked up Affinity Publisher, which is like InDesign. I made a template with it to combine all the panels together into each of those two versions of the strip, but the program export files by default to end with _1 or _2. Finally, the 'R' is for the Red, NSFW version of the strip. In hindsight, I could have named the Affinity Publisher file as the strip number, but it was easier for me to keep track of which Clip Studio file I was working with if I kept the names between the two programs the same.