Silver-Sun334
Um, for MS Paint, how do you fill in a screenshot after you draw over it? I use the paint bucket, and it just colors 1 pixel. What am I supposed to do to fill it all in?
| April 01, 2010 | ||
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| Harry Potter FTW |
geothe--> The paint brushes are more useful. Using the pencil would
take FOREVER. If you simply use the paint brushes, it takes about a
night. |
![]() | April 01, 2010 | |
you can't really paint bucket over web images so just go over it with
a regular pencil and paint tool really carefully |
| March 30, 2010 | ||
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| Harry Potter FTW |
What I do is when I get an image, I go all over it with colors that I
want using the little paintbrush tools (Note: DON'T use the smallest
circle one in the paint brushes, it gets all over the page and you
can't undo it.), and then go over the lines from the original image
with either black or a darker version of the color I'm using in that
area. Hope this helped. ~TLKL |
| March 30, 2010 | ||
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| Site Builder |
The paint bucket only works for multiple pixels of the same color.
What I do is use the line tool--VERY CAREFULLY. It takes time, but the
end result is a very realistic-looking image. |