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The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/723/tddg.jpg

I did this on paper. You like?

...and took a picture of the picture with my webcam! XD
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cool 

juststickman wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/723/tddg.jpg

I did this on paper. You like?

...and took a picture of the picture with my webcam! XD
I joined Imageshack! 

Sadly it's no longer copyrighted due to imagehsack's terms of use.

ssss wrote:

ha!  I use my own site to host: See http://www.cyberkidscountry.com/rofl.bmp

Why did it not work before?

WindozeNT wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

WindozeNT wrote:

Cheddargirl, what do you think about my O Rly owl?

It's funny. 

I think it could use more siggies in the background, though. Most Scratchers here know my Scratch catchphrase, but those who don't know it won't get the joke.

That's what I was originally thinking, but at that time I felt like using only your siggy to save time. It was really made in Scratch because of MS Paint's anti-transparency rule that tied Windows down since Windows 1 onward. I had to import and tile each cheddargirl siggy one by one in 10x magnification.

While MS paint doesn't support transparency, there is a way to set a color as "transparent". If you have an old version of MS paint, go to "view" and deselect "Draw Opaque". The background color (usually white by default), is now "transparent". 

Yikes

Just made this
The pencil can-thing turned out really bad
And the entire picture's proportions are really off 

Last edited by rufflebee (2010-11-17 15:09:54)

NECROBUMP

+ My images 


Vikings vs. Ninjas (click to enlarge)


Unfinished UFO


Duck/chick


Steve emoticon


Sparkly Steve emoticon

Last edited by Sunrise-Moon (2010-11-26 17:54:13)

Technically it is not a deadthread

Not 2 months old yet

I'd assume so, seeing that the thread's title specifies MS Paint (As does the OP)
But I didn't make it so I dunno
I don't see why not though

Last edited by rufflebee (2010-11-26 19:16:40)

cheddargirl wrote:

WindozeNT wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

It's funny. 

I think it could use more siggies in the background, though. Most Scratchers here know my Scratch catchphrase, but those who don't know it won't get the joke.

That's what I was originally thinking, but at that time I felt like using only your siggy to save time. It was really made in Scratch because of MS Paint's anti-transparency rule that tied Windows down since Windows 1 onward. I had to import and tile each cheddargirl siggy one by one in 10x magnification.

While MS paint doesn't support transparency, there is a way to set a color as "transparent". If you have an old version of MS paint, go to "view" and deselect "Draw Opaque". The background color (usually white by default), is now "transparent". 

I have already tried that.    The O Rly owl wasn't originally in a transparent environment. The owl and the words were placed in a black background that Paint refused to convert with alpha-transparency. Even converting to transparency in Scratch failed.

Blade-Edge wrote:

http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/7964/tigerfang.png
100% MS paint from win XP and it took 5 minutes to draw and gradient

Based off this
http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/bto/200801 … 40x315.jpg

Cool! If you roughen up the edges a little, it'll give the effect of fur. 

I did this in about 5 mins, imported into Scratch and touched up: Here.
  Originally done in MS Paint. Touched up in Scratch.

Last edited by The_Dancing_Donut (2010-12-03 07:47:35)

Anyone wanna know how to make a gradient?
Make the paint window 100 px wide and 200 px long, then put a black line across it diagonally. Fill the top half with red and the bottom with blue, then stretch and skew it, and set the top percent to 1. Then just stretch the image and you have a gradient