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02-Dec-2002, 11:26 PM #1
rediscovered ms paint
....I know...I know.....we all realize that we have ms paint in our accessories, but don't forget how cool it can be after you mess with it a while. Here is a quick doodle using the "spray can" tool...mostly.
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03-Dec-2002, 05:31 AM #2
That was a nice pic!!

But howsoever good a drawing tool may be, some of us who are graphically challanged, will always find it difficult to create good pictures and will have to rely on net sources and steal from somewhere
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03-Dec-2002, 05:46 AM #3
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That's really nice phoneguy.

LOL, you musta been a whiz at spray paint graffiti...

Seriously though, I'm impressed.

Cheers, Mac
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Rats... double post.
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03-Dec-2002, 08:48 AM #5
Here is my attempt...man do I stink!
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phoneguy55,

Wow if you did that in MS Paint then you need to get a better paint program and maybe a tablet so you can do some really great things.
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phoneguy55

Nice job!
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03-Dec-2002, 06:19 PM #8
Thanks ....
I'm like the guy that only does well when sketching on a napkin, or someplace other than where you would normally sketch. I do have a few good graphics programs, but they are so good, they take ALL the work out of creating. I actually surprised myself that "paint" could produce something other than a basic line drawing.

If you do intend to mess around with "paint"...the real trick is to use the thumbnail tool (window) and keep switching from max zoom to normal view. At 600 times zoom, you can add detail that looks flawless when viewed at normal size.

check this link out if you want to play ......

http://www.aboutmspaint.com/[url]

........phoneguy55
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