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I made this because I found myself using these easy steps I made (and probably many before me have made) on how to make a smash ball in other projects outside D.A. I thought they were useful, and... It was easy! Follow these steps to create a smash ball.

Step 1: Open Paint, and colour the background a select colour of your choice!
Step 2: Make a circle! Before making the circle, choose a texture fill without outline. Use these a lot!
Step 3: Now make solid triangle going through the circle. This is an optional step, and will help you with later.
Step 4: Now add textured rectangles of coloured choice inside the ball. You may make them cover the page if you wish.
Step 5: Add curves around these as the same colour of the background. Or make a circle around the ball.
Step 6: Erase the same colour as background anything showing behind the curves. Erase carefully!
Step 7: If you notice a square showing up looking solid and noticeable, apply a square over it same colour as the background.
Step 8: Finally, put the colour of the rectangles over the square.

It should end up looking nice and finely polished!

Description
I made this because I found myself using these easy steps I made (and probably many before me have made) on how to make a smash ball in other projects outside D.A. I thought they were useful, and... It was easy! Follow these steps to create a smash ball.

Step 1: Open Paint, and colour the background a select colour of your choice!
Step 2: Make a circle! Before making the circle, choose a texture fill without outline. Use these a lot!
Step 3: Now make solid triangle going through the circle. This is an optional step, and will help you with later.
Step 4: Now add textured rectangles of coloured choice inside the ball. You may make them cover the page if you wish.
Step 5: Add curves around these as the same colour of the background. Or make a circle around the ball.
Step 6: Erase the same colour as background anything showing behind the curves. Erase carefully!
Step 7: If you notice a square showing up looking solid and noticeable, apply a square over it same colour as the background.
Step 8: Finally, put the colour of the rectangles over the square.

It should end up looking nice and finely polished!