Wow! That is really good, i love the coloring. I wish i could draw like the -_-". haha

If you have photoshop 7.0 gladly I'll try my best to give you some ideas on how the tools work! ^^ Thank you!

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Wow amazing! Great work! How do you draw so perfectly strait lines?

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^^ Well my older brother taught me how to use the pen tool on photoshop 7 so it can make straight lines for you. ^^ At first I was using the mouse and simply drawing over the lines which gives me lines that aren't as straight as you see. So if you use photoshop, use the pen tool! ^^

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What a coincidence I learned to use photoshop from my older brother too!
Oh the pen tool! Woa I tried it and it really works! Thanks! Is there any way to stop the auto fill?

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Yes indeed the pen tool works! xD Well hmm, what I do is to... (look up at the top where it has those options, highlight them to see which tools to click on...)

1. Set it on "Paths" which is the icon on top where it has the pen tool shape with a box around it.
2. Set it on "pen tool" where it has the icon of a pen tool where it doesn't have a dotted line.
3. Then set it on "Add to path area (+)" where you see a box overlapping the other.
~That is if your settings aren't on this already.

Now, when you need to draw the line, right click it and click "Stroke path" and then wala! A wonderful straight line. xD I wouldn't drag the line out so that you can make curves with it since it's really, really complicated with photoshop since it's unlike some other drawing programs (something like... photoshop CS, can't remember the name if thats correct or not xD.) So continue clicking through your lines to create a path you want the line to be.

To make filling in color a whole lot easier than using the paint bucket (on Image Ready if thats what you use) instead, (for example your trying to fill in a circle) create a path inside of the outline of your circle until your line is fully connected. How do you know if its connected? When you manage to make a path allll the way back to your first dot (the anchor point) there will be a tiny little circle beside it. Click on your anchor point and it will create that line. Then simply right click and select "Fill path" and have it set on your "Foreground Color" so that it will fill the entire section of the color you wanted.

This technique is also easy to use the history brush, and other tools when you made mistakes and all.

You can also use it to make a selection of it so you won't draw outside of other areas tha tyou don't want to touch. Simply make a path until you connect it together and right click, select "Make Selection" and then it'll allow you to only draw on that area.


I hope I explained things correctly or at least easy to understand. >>; I have a hard time explaining things. xD If you have any more questions, ask away! Gladly I'd love to help and try to explain things over or even more thoroughly.

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Thanks, sorry for the delay. Cool I'll start practicing with it!

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Your very welcome. ^^

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The eyes r very soft and calm.. I love it. Good Job!

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