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- 777w
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
discuss miscrosoft paint and share drawings you have created using the program
generally the only people ive ever seen to say ms paint is a bad drawing program are pretentious apple fanboys
generally the only people ive ever seen to say ms paint is a bad drawing program are pretentious apple fanboys
- 3DSfan12345
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Microsoft Paint
Last edited by 3DSfan12345 (May 21, 2013 23:53:56)
- veggieman001
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
Nothing is permanent.
Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 02:04:23)
- 3DSfan12345
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
Last edited by 3DSfan12345 (May 22, 2013 00:26:22)
- NoxSpooth
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
Sorry for being a jerk. I guess I'm just depressed.I know how you feel…
Hope you get better…
Last edited by NoxSpooth (May 22, 2013 02:03:37)
- jji7skyline
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
Gimp > MS Paint
PS > MS Paint
MS Paint is an outdated program perfect if you want to create or edit images quick and easily without the fuss of buying or installing a better in every way paid or free program such as Paint.NET, Paintshop, Photoshop or the almighty GIMP.
PS > MS Paint
MS Paint is an outdated program perfect if you want to create or edit images quick and easily without the fuss of buying or installing a better in every way paid or free program such as Paint.NET, Paintshop, Photoshop or the almighty GIMP.
- zubblewu
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
paint's good the best for simple things
Last edited by zubblewu (May 22, 2013 02:48:22)
- stevetheipad
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
UmmmmGimp > MS PaintIt's simple, straightforward, nice-looking, and gets the job done. I wouldn't call it outdated just because there are other programs with more features
PS > MS Paint
MS Paint is an outdated program perfect if you want to create or edit images quick and easily without the fuss of buying or installing a better in every way paid or free program such as Paint.NET, Paintshop, Photoshop or the almighty GIMP.
- veggieman001
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
Nothing is permanent.
Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 02:09:53)
- 777w
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
Gimp > MS Painti dunno man theres still a sorta nice goofy look and feel that you cant achieve in other programs
PS > MS Paint
MS Paint is an outdated program perfect if you want to create or edit images quick and easily without the fuss of buying or installing a better in every way paid or free program such as Paint.NET, Paintshop, Photoshop or the almighty GIMP.
also ive seen a lot of really amazing pictures done in just ms paint
- possibly
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
also, ms paint makes it a lot easier to make pixel art
new paint is just confusing and unneccessary sometimes
new paint is just confusing and unneccessary sometimes
- stevetheipad
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
Agreed.Gimp > MS Painti dunno man theres still a sorta nice goofy look and feel that you cant achieve in other programs
PS > MS Paint
MS Paint is an outdated program perfect if you want to create or edit images quick and easily without the fuss of buying or installing a better in every way paid or free program such as Paint.NET, Paintshop, Photoshop or the almighty GIMP.
also ive seen a lot of really amazing pictures done in just ms paint
- jji7skyline
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
I definitely agree the old MS Paint is better than the one they started shipping with Windows 7 (or was it vista), with antialiasing. However all the tools I mentioned can turn the AA off, to give the old school look. In P.NET, just click the jagged edge button on the toolbar. On Gimp use the pencil tool instead of the Paint tool.
- RedRocker227
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
it's pretty limited in my opinion
is there even a gradient fill tool?
is there even a gradient fill tool?
- kimmy123
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
You can make gradients. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yewMEGpiYb8
- possibly
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Scratcher
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Microsoft Paint
hm thats pretty cool
Last edited by possibly (May 22, 2013 21:46:57)
- cheddargirl
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Scratch Team
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Microsoft Paint
I definitely agree the old MS Paint is better than the one they started shipping with Windows 7 (or was it vista), with antialiasing. However all the tools I mentioned can turn the AA off, to give the old school look. In P.NET, just click the jagged edge button on the toolbar. On Gimp use the pencil tool instead of the Paint tool.While the rough-edged pixel effect can be achieved in all the other program, it all boils down to the usage. As someone put it best before, using a feature-rich program like Photoshop or GIMP for pixel art is like using a machine gun to kill a fly - in other words it's doable, just so heavy-handed that it's not really all that practical to use.
Now with that being said, let's all take the time out to have a look at a weird six-legged Jirai Gumo spider. Made in MS Paint, of course.
http://i.imgur.com/M1hZD8O.png
Last edited by cheddargirl (May 23, 2013 03:00:44)
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