ok then, I'm sure it would work the same way, its the same as with colouring normal linearts made on programs like that, yeah

GIMP is almost exactly like photoshop^^

you can use it as the background layer, dupliocate the layer, multiply it, create a layer under the duplicate and color away! use it on a simple layer program such as pixlr or photoshop, I've never used GIMP, but I'm sure it uses layers too, or if you wanted to be traditional about it you could print it, though that isn't what I had in mind XP

How can we use it if its not paint friendly or useable on GIMP or anyother program? Just wondering..