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Sorry! I had 3,500 pixels left full of stuff, but then found out that DA's maximum pixels allowed it 9,000x12,000. I had 15,500. A lot had to be sheared. But I don't think it will make much of a difference. Basically it was an optimistic "Go you" the rest of the way! Still... go you!

And my second tutorial is done!

This one took longer, probably because it is physically longer! Anyway, it is here to help you guys who want to make stamps on paint or paintbucket!

I hope it help!

Thanks to AvatarSpirit.net for the screenshot! I always forget to thank them. So thank you!

You can find the stamp made in this tutorial >>here <<

I hope you like it!

EDIT: I humbly stand corrected. I told you to save it under .JPEG file format... save it under .PNG. JPEG never hurt my files, nor have I noticed a deteriorating difference to my stamp after saving it as a JPEG, but others feel PNG is better, so use PNG! I used PNG now just out of habit.

EDIT #2: (9/13/13) Closing the comments because this is very old and probably not applicable to whatever version of paintbucket exists today. Also, the comments were starting to get snarky and rude and I don't have time for that.

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Sorry! I had 3,500 pixels left full of stuff, but then found out that DA's maximum pixels allowed it 9,000x12,000. I had 15,500. A lot had to be sheared. But I don't think it will make much of a difference. Basically it was an optimistic "Go you" the rest of the way! Still... go you!

And my second tutorial is done!

This one took longer, probably because it is physically longer! Anyway, it is here to help you guys who want to make stamps on paint or paintbucket!

I hope it help!

Thanks to AvatarSpirit.net for the screenshot! I always forget to thank them. So thank you!

You can find the stamp made in this tutorial >>here <<

I hope you like it!

EDIT: I humbly stand corrected. I told you to save it under .JPEG file format... save it under .PNG. JPEG never hurt my files, nor have I noticed a deteriorating difference to my stamp after saving it as a JPEG, but others feel PNG is better, so use PNG! I used PNG now just out of habit.

EDIT #2: (9/13/13) Closing the comments because this is very old and probably not applicable to whatever version of paintbucket exists today. Also, the comments were starting to get snarky and rude and I don't have time for that.