Welcome to the Source, Trixy! ^^ I'm Feathervenom, and if you ever need any help, you can come to me and I'll do all I can to help. I can name you three good programs for beginners if you want to do digitals, which are also called renders.
MS Paint will work if you know how to use it, but I'd suggest looking up a tutorial. Under these comments, there's the site activity, and the side that has the forum posts is the one you ought to check out - if you click on one of the herds or something, you'll be in the "Fan More" section, where there are plenty of tutorials, and one that says "How to render like Val" should help. ^^

A second one is called Paint.net. You have to download it, but it's a lot like MS paint, but a little more powerful and has layers. For that one, you want to make a new layer and make sure the lines you use are solid and connected, that way you can fill it in easily. It has curved lines, making it easy to use with a mouse. It's a good program. ^^

My personal favorite is GIMPShop. It's also referred to just as GIMP, and it's the most powerful. Gimp has layers, different line types and strengths, transparency, ect. ... You don't have a fill bucket, though, so your best friend will be the wand tool. You want to make sure, just like Paint.net, that your lines are solid and closed for this method. You click the horse once you've outlined it, and a moving dashed line shows up around it. It'll be the only thing that gets filled in. It's a bit tougher, since you have to freehand lines. You could also have an extra layer and color under the lines if you want soft lines, but that takes longer since you have to color it by hand.

I hope that helps. ^^

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Hello, I'm only new and I need help finding apps that help me change into a Spirit Digital.....well what you's do. anyway comment if you know.