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gusiLuNg (Apr 29, 2002)

test2...

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gusiLuNg (Apr 29, 2002)

test...

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marcello (edited Apr 29, 2002)

Nice, and under 7 minutes. :)

self portrait

WeixiYen (Apr 28, 2002)

My first 2draw picture.

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More Flame

MADgames (Apr 28, 2002)

This time with animation.

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Nanibunny (edited May 3, 2003)

wow. . . a tad bit obssessed with flames??? . . maybe spend a little more time on these. .. 3 minutes is not enough

kitty25 (Nov 20, 2005)

this sooo cool!!!!!

kristine (Nov 20, 2005)

riight.

Flame

MADgames (Apr 28, 2002)

Flame. What else is there to say?

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Abstractivity

caeonosphere (Apr 28, 2002)

Whoa dude

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Xtreme Chicken

caeonosphere (Apr 28, 2002)

Chicken

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JP symbol

Johnsprogram (Apr 27, 2002)

It's just my JP symbol, nothing exciting. :P

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=P

aditi (Apr 25, 2002)

just a quick doodle ^^; (i forgot about it for a long time)

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Dragon_River_Spirit (Aug 30, 2003)

4 a quick doodle its quite nice 10 out of 10

AnimeGirl (Apr 30, 2005)

X V X cute!!cute!!cute!!

gah wtfs

konidias (Apr 24, 2002)

I stumbled onto a problem while drawing.. somehow I must have set the brush to paint some invisible stuff and no matter what layer I try to draw on it, it won't fill in.. If you notice her right *ahem* breast, it has a bunch of white there that I can't seem to fill.. Anyone know the problem? :(

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marcello (edited Apr 25, 2002)

Try using the regular solid brush and set a mask to the outline color: left click the button that says 'Normal' so that it says 'Mask'. (If the outline isn't black, pick the color by right clicking it in the image, then right click on the mask button).
Then you should be able to draw over whatever it is.

Oh ya, and if your drawing is on the lower layer, use the 'White' tool to erase it on the top layer. Or if the outline is on the top, color on the bottom, use the White tool in conjunction with the masking (so you don't lose your lines).