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Published: 2009-08-07 10:49:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 5193; Favourites: 90; Downloads: 98
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I decided to do one of these a while ago after I finaly mangaged to get my oun way of doing things when cleaning up and coloring my drawings.This is also dedicated to a non-DA friend, sporting her favorite Naruto character, Ino. You know who you are.
If you see any grammar mistakes please tell me. It dosen't mean I'll fix them, but I would like to know. Also if you use this method to draw color something I'd love to see it!
Enjoy.
Tutorials
Lineart/Coloring[link]
Sketch/Lineart/Coloring/Backgrounds[link]
Tones[link]
Blending[link]
Gradients[link]
Ino(c)Kishimoto
Tutorial(c)Me
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Comments: 32
This is awesome!!! I never thought that you could make something so awesome on MS Paint!!!!!!!
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You made it so more difficult o3o It's: sketch with red, use the curve tool to draw over it, Image->Attributes->Black and white->Ok->Invert colors->Image->Attributes->Colors and color in!
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i know where you can download the old mspaint if you want it back. [link]
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Just scroll down till you see "download MsPaint" or something similar and click on it. rename it OldPaint.exe and save it to your username and after downloading, create a shortcut by right-clicking>send>to desktop. then move the program to C:\windows\system32 (click on the arrow beside the C: drive and then click the arrow beside the windows folder. scroll down and drag the program over the system32 folder and hold it there and release when it says "Move to system32") bingo. now you have the old microsoft paint back. but in order to save stuff, y
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**you'll have to copy and paste it into the new mspaint.. if the document is too small in the new mspaint then (while it's still selected) click "crop". save it and you're done.
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O.O'' i use windows 7 and this form of shading works for me...
i just went and re tried it cause i was like O.O????!
did you try making all background selections transparent?
cause it works if they are...atleast for me it does >.<''
i hope you get it to work too<33
and i really like your picture above :3
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*Late reply is late* Yeah, I know that now, lol. I figured it out while playing around with it later. I didn't realize that they just stuck that tool with the shapes when it used to be out in the open with the tools, I just assumed it was gotten rid of.
Thank you! And I hoped this tut was of some assistance. This thing is so OLD now.
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This is the first tutorial I've ever seen for MS paint. Nice job explaining!
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The pit where you put the polygon bit on...it comes up like yours, but when i click paste, my original image just pops up over it...What am I doing wrong?
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Dude (or dudette), sorry for the latelatelate reply, I've moved on from this account and I only come on to clean out my message center from time to time.
ANYWAY, your problem is probably that you don't have the transparency selected when you click paste. I have windows seven now and the program is totally different from the older version, but I think you can find it under the select tool. If not, search for more tutorials, one is bound to explain how to find and use it.
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Dudette :3
Yeah, i see....thanks! ^^
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OHOHOHOHOH! I know what im doing wrong!!!
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OMG!I thought paint was useful but you made it so useful!
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this is amazing,... i barely knew how to use paint for more than pasting scanned bits of my drawings together before,... this'll be really helpful(:
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Thank you and I'm glad this helped you in some way.
And just so you know, this won't work for windows seven's version of mspaint, I've tried.
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don't worry,... i have a copy of win7, but after reading the suggested parameters and system requirements, i'm not going to install it,... my machine was built for xp, so i'm sticking with xp (:
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I bought a new laptop with windows 7 already on it so I didn't have much of a choice. :/
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well, i'll admit, 7 is a HUGE improvement over vista, but like vista you have to have a machine that's made to run it,... if I had a good enough machine, I'd switch,... then i could probably run alot of the programs I can't run right now,...
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Bravo. You've singlehandedly improved my MSPaint skills by about...7 years? 
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Oh that's good, it's my first tutorial so I thought it was a little hard to understand. Lol, that's a relief.
If you've drawn something and used this technique I'd love to see it.>3>
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:3 that's really good. I've never seen a colouring technique like that before 8D
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Realy? Then that means I'm the first one to do it, cool!
Yeah I stumbled upon it a while back. It's alot cleaner and easier to use and not as time consuming.: D
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8D YAY for originality! I would never be able to find my own technique.
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Oh you will, eventualy. It took me three years to come up with this one.
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>> Oh, wow. But the results are very nice :3
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