Kodansha Releases First Footage of Manga Drawn in Space With CLIP STUDIO PAINT
The footage marks the first visual proof of Kodansha's space manga drawing project, with Celsys' CLIP STUDIO PAINT serving as the drawing tool in the demonstration.
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Celsys announced the release of footage showing manga being drawn in space for Mission: SPACE COMIC, Kodansha's project to draw manga in space. The demonstration used the Kibo module's robotic arm on the ISS. Celsys provided technical support through CLIP STUDIO PAINT, its illustration and manga creation app.
Celsys has released footage of manga being drawn in space for Mission: SPACE COMIC, Kodansha's project to draw manga aboard the International Space Station. The demonstration used the Japanese Experiment Module Kibo's robotic arm, operated through JAXA's paid-use system.
Kodansha launched the initiative to commemorate the release of the final volume of Space Brothers, a manga serialized for about 19 years. Celsys provided technical support for the drawing process, which ran through its CLIP STUDIO PAINT application.
The app, used by over 60 million people worldwide, supports 11 languages. The footage is available on Celsys' news release page.
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