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So if I drew a picture and scanned it onto my computer and I wanted to outline it in black using a paint program thingie how would I go about doing that without it looking crappy? Props to people who give a good answer.
 noobio7143 posted over a year ago
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Panda-Hero said:
Well it's a bit hard. 당신 can use the specific lines to create perfect lines 또는 curves, using Paint.
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ok thanks
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No problem.
Panda-Hero posted over a year ago
scalesandtails1 said:
당신 have to do it and 당신 have to be very careful. Use the thinnest line possible. Don't let yourself "Twitch"!!! LOL joking. Just use caution and not an overly thick line. Have fun! Post a pic when 당신 are finished!
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thanks
noobio7143 posted over a year ago
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NP
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wantadog said:
*Okay

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As for your question....I don't know, sorry
wantadog posted over a year ago
8theGreat said:
It's incredibly easy to do if 당신 have a tablet and a program called Paint Tool SAI, but if 당신 don't have either one of those, 당신 may have a difficult time.
Now, 당신 can try to do it on MS Paint, but it will be extremely difficult and 당신 probably won't have much luck if you're inexperienced with doing so, especially if you're using a mouse.

당신 best bet is to download a program called GIMP that 당신 can download from their website link. It may look pretty confusing, but it's actually a very useful program to use.

Now there are several different ways of creating lineart with GIMP, and instead of trying to explain all of these ways to do it myself, I'll link 당신 to a few 유튜브 tutorials, which are actually extremely useful and detailed.

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I hope all this works in your advantage and I hope to have helped you. Good luck and have fun!~
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