Become a Live2d Vtuber Artist

Create a vtuber model using a free chat GPT, refine with prompts, copy to Clip Studio Paint, and prepare the model for Live2D in the next step.

Learn to separate the hair part from the face and body, then isolate front and back hair and make the back hair seamless for the model.

Duplicate the model into body, hair, and face folders, then separate the head from the body and put the face into the neck, then cover the hair and body.

Separate the face parts, starting with the eyes into lashes, eyeball, and white parts. Then outline the mouth and add inner mouth and skin for a rig-ready Live2D model.

Import your model from Clip Studio Paint into Live2D, save it as a PSD, drag and drop it into Live2D, set up the clipping mask, and rig the model.

Learn eye rigging techniques for Live2D vtuber avatars, drawing on concepts from the eyes rigging lecture in the Become a live2d vtuber artist course.

Master mouth rigging for Live2D vtuber art in the rainbows collab, uncovering practical techniques and collaboration insights.

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Master hair physics for live2d vtuber art as you dive back in and get ready to go.

Learn body rigging for Live2D VTuber avatars and manage subtitle writing, with an emphasis on concise, shorter notes on return.

Export your Live2d model for runtime in VTube Studio. Create a texture using Ctrl T, export to a folder, and prepare a 1:1 thumbnail before importing the model.

Import your own Live2D model into VTube Studio by copying its folder into the models directory, then select the model to set up the thumbnail and tracking settings.

Celebrate completing the vtuber model creation process from basics to rigging, encouraging students to start, experiment, and improve with practice, styles, and ongoing learning for streaming or commissions.