Post by sugar.dogg on Mar 14, 2005 2:02:54 GMT
Pixel Art, creating simple textures.
MS Paint
Tutorial created by SugarDogg
Note : This tutorial was meant for MS Paint, but can also be used for Photoshop, etc.
1. Make a new image and make it whatever size you will be making into a texture.
2. Select a color, for this tutorial I will be using green.
3. Select the fill tool, which looks like a paint bucket.
4. Fill the area with your color.
5. Double-click on the color you selected and a color window should pop up.
6. Click "Define Custom Colors >>".
7. On the area that shows an arrow and the color that you have selected, going from black to your color to white, move the arrow up a little bit.
8. Click "Add to Custom Colors".
9. Click "Ok".
10. Use the spray can and move across the area, coloring in areas, filling in more at different areas.
11. Continue steps 5 through 10 until you are satisfied.
12. Copy the area of your texture.
13. Copy and paste several times to create larger scale work.
Finished :
Long links are bad for my health
MS Paint
Tutorial created by SugarDogg
Note : This tutorial was meant for MS Paint, but can also be used for Photoshop, etc.
1. Make a new image and make it whatever size you will be making into a texture.
2. Select a color, for this tutorial I will be using green.
3. Select the fill tool, which looks like a paint bucket.
4. Fill the area with your color.
5. Double-click on the color you selected and a color window should pop up.
6. Click "Define Custom Colors >>".
7. On the area that shows an arrow and the color that you have selected, going from black to your color to white, move the arrow up a little bit.
8. Click "Add to Custom Colors".
9. Click "Ok".
10. Use the spray can and move across the area, coloring in areas, filling in more at different areas.
11. Continue steps 5 through 10 until you are satisfied.
12. Copy the area of your texture.
13. Copy and paste several times to create larger scale work.
Finished :
Long links are bad for my health
