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Hey is it possible to take parts from other pics and photoshop them together to create a fursona

I think he's talking about graphics like this Original Character: Teru. Hair: Tesshin. Tail: Another Puppy from Episode 16 of GDW

yeah like that but to be able to grab the outlines of the photo

whats a fursona?I never heard of it

It's usually an animal that represents you in some way .

Like making your wolf form into a ginga design?

No, if you already have yourself as a wolf or any other animal, I think that'd be your fursona.

I still dont understand

a fursona is a creature that represents you, most ppl on here have wolves as fursona. Basically its you as a animal/ person

Oh, I understand FaithFul....I know of another site named;Otaku.com does the same thing

So... do you mean that you don't want draw one, you want to be able to copy and paste different pieces of other images of characters together to make one? If that is the case, it is possible, if you have a program, even like MSpaint (Microsoft paint), in which you can make a selection around the thing that you want, go to "Edit" and click copy. The you paste it in another window, preferably another paint, at least on my computer, anyway. But that is, in the long run, pretty much illegal: You're taking other people's work and pasting it altogether to make it something "Yours," and that just does not count.

And by the way, Photoshop is a photo editing program, though I know a lot of people use it in their art because of the editing qualities. I downloaded a free trial, and I don't like it at all, for art, I find it very difficult to find things in. I would recommend Corel Painter IX, since it was put together by professional artists and designers, and it is an art/drawing/painting/etc program. But whatever floats your boat, you pick it. Just keep the copyrights in mind if you do what you have made this topic for.

What you could do is take a picture of yourself and then PhotoShop the heck out of it with some pictures of wolves that are either yours or are copyrighted, or pictures of whatever else that's yours. I've seen it done before, but it's really complicated.