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There are several ways really. Editing computer programs
like Photoshop, Paintshop pro, Gimp, etc...but it takes practice,
it's not easy. Same with colored pencils and/or markers.
Also, Photoshop CS2 is the best computer program to get, but
is very expensive. Photoshop Elements is not as cheap and is
still a good program. I got mine for about $100, maybe a bit
more. If you go to the adobe website (adobe.com or
something) you can download a free trial for 30 days of PS
CS2. There's also the basic program, MS Paint, that should already be on your computer. That would be a good program to begin with so you can get the hang of using the computer to draw/color etc...

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Guest	April 22, 2007

Thanks everyone. ill try with paint first and then mabye go to something like the adobe website. i think on the family computer we have adobe workshop for photos so mabye ill try it. Sometime in the future that is. Yey!

Dark Paws	April 22, 2007

Yeah Draco is right. There is a lot of programs you can use. Right now I'm using paint. To make it easier you should draw something then scan it on and put it on to paint and colour it there. That makes it easier to use and you can add your own shading. You can also use colouring pencils, with a bit of practice it works quite well. Try looking at different objects in different angles of light. This helps me sometimes.

Draco	April 22, 2007
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There are several ways really. Editing computer programs like Photoshop, Paintshop pro, Gimp, etc...but it takes practice, it's not easy. Same with colored pencils and/or markers. Also, Photoshop CS2 is the best computer program to get, but is very expensive. Photoshop Elements is not as cheap and is still a good program. I got mine for about $100, maybe a bit more. If you go to the adobe website (adobe.com or something) you can download a free trial for 30 days of PS CS2. There's also the basic program, MS Paint, that should already be on your computer. That would be a good program to begin with so you can get the hang of using the computer to draw/color etc...

Guest	April 22, 2007

sorry when i was typing my question i kind of pressed something and i couldn't delete my question so here it is. How do you get the effects on your fan art to make it look sooo realistic? i really want to know if there is a website or something. because i want to make some of my art ive got ready to send look real. Can someone please help me. P.S. Sorry about the little accident. ill be more careful.

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