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Believe it or not, I did this on paint. It was... an interesting experience. The thing with paint is that the tools and the cadenas are small, as a result you end up zooming enough to see each pixel. And then not only you want every pixel to be perfect but you sometimes have to zoom out and you see some lines or proportions are weird. It requires a lot of patience since the tools don't have any stabilizer, the worst being the brush: it leaves some grey tones instead of a clear color. You have to pass the brush several times sometimes, and when you fill a portion of the drawing, of course it doesn't fill up the grey tones the brush left. I ended using the pencil... and it was great.
Paint is a good thing: you can do pixel art, you can work details, and your work isn't eased so it trains you. Then again, you realize how good softwares like MS Paint or Photoshop are good after returning from war ^^'

Description
Believe it or not, I did this on paint. It was... an interesting experience. The thing with paint is that the tools and the cadenas are small, as a result you end up zooming enough to see each pixel. And then not only you want every pixel to be perfect but you sometimes have to zoom out and you see some lines or proportions are weird. It requires a lot of patience since the tools don't have any stabilizer, the worst being the brush: it leaves some grey tones instead of a clear color. You have to pass the brush several times sometimes, and when you fill a portion of the drawing, of course it doesn't fill up the grey tones the brush left. I ended using the pencil... and it was great.
Paint is a good thing: you can do pixel art, you can work details, and your work isn't eased so it trains you. Then again, you realize how good softwares like MS Paint or Photoshop are good after returning from war ^^'