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Post by kpfan5678 on Dec 10, 2007 23:18:56 GMT -5
I dont get how to get MS Paint. I know the typesof programs to use, but how do you get them and what do you do to make them work?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 10, 2007 23:56:36 GMT -5
MS Paint is included with Windows, so if you're not using a Mac, it's there somewhere. I wouldn't recommend using it for serious artwork, though. Very limited. Photoshop is the premier image editing program. It comes at a hefty price, ranging from $100 to $2500, depending on which version you get. An alternative for those who are on a budget is the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP). It's extremely effective and powerful for a free piece of software, mainly lacking some of the more specialized tools, filters, ect. of Photoshop. As for actually inking and coloring the artwork, it typically means taking something hand-drawn and scanning it into your computer and using the tools ("ink", "path", "fill") of the program to get to the final product. Some of the more talented/advanced/dedicated people use a tablet (kinda like a touchscreen with a pen that you can connect to your computer) instead of a mouse to ink their drawings. (I envy those who can finish great pieces on a daily basis.) And that's pretty much an overview. Without knowing which program you'll be using, it's tough to elaborate. You can find a lot of tutorials on Google for the specific steps. Hope that helps a little...
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Post by dracko19 on Dec 12, 2007 1:36:40 GMT -5
Still working on this. People who may be interested in helping should PM me in case we need your talents. Thank you.
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