#MS Paint

[anamdreams69]

papa ima draw him more tehehe <3

[mspaint-flower]

flowr with giant blahaj

shar

[biweeklydavekat]

day 274

> Tumblr user: You have no choide but to reblog now.

[cocksley-and-catapult]

ISSUE 1157: ding

24 november 2024

[usernon]

un joli jeu pour les enfants mignons

[invader-sparkelhuzky]

2008

[mail-me-a-snail]

drew sam n max to save me from another boring ass workshop but i think theyre busy with other things rn

[wren59]

"I hate Mondays."

I was pondering wha happened when a Dream tripper got injured .3.

[atlaslovesedm]

this was from july i just forgot to post it

inspired by a (probably official) doodle of claire and melody from slarpg that someone sent me once but i cant find it anymore and its driving me insane

[sometimesthereishorse]

Okay so technically I got this ask over on @only-horse-polls but it feels like it belongs here more.

Step 1. Draw your creature. I'm old school so we're doing this in flat white, no transparent or layering.

Step 2. Put down the 2 primary colors that you're gonna fade between. Make sure to get all those tiny pixels.

Step 3. Note the two colors' RGB values. When you know the RGB of both colors, note how big the difference in values is.

Step 4.1. Now if you don't feel like taking out each transition color one at a time, you can open whatever art program of your choice be it SAI, photoshop, mediabang, all you need is the gradient tool.

We're gonna use 14 transition colors so we're making a 16 by 16 canvas. If you want more or less transition colors size your canvas accordingly.

Select the gradient tool, apply your two base colors, and make a gradient. Make sure the two utmost colors are your base colors. Now you can simply copy and paste that gradient into paint.

Step 4.2. If you want to only work in paint or can't be bothered opening a new program you first have to figure out how much your RGB values are gonna have to change with each transition color. Do this by dividing your value difference by however many transition colors you want. In our case, it's 100, 87, and 80 divided by 14.

100/14 = 7.1 (round to closest, 7)

87/14 = 6.2 (round to closest, 6)

80/14 = 5.7 (round to closest, 6)

These are the numbers we're gonna add or retract, depending on which base color we start at.

If you land on #.4 or #.5 or #,6 I'd recommend altering between rounding up and down for every color.

For example; you have 8.4, round to 8 for the first transition color and 9 on the second, then 8 on the third, and so on.

Step 5. Section out where the transition is going to be using other colors and assign each section color to a transition color.

Step 6. Select your section color in your first color slot (you can do this by pressing 'I' to get your color selector and then left-clicking the color you want to select), and your corresponding transition color in your secondary color slot (can be done by right-clicking with your eyedrop/color selector).

Then press 'E' to select the eraser, make it a decent size, and then right-click and drag it over the transition areas!

Step 7. Continue until you've covered all section colors with your transition colors, after that you can add whatever else you want to your creature and you're done!

[almondrootwc]

its grip uh! your favorite pyro youtuber!!! check them out pleeasse I love his content this was made in mspaint cuz magma was buggy at the time

ALSO! I might start tf2 item commissions soon, im making a wishlist rn!

[mspaint-flower]

flower with a gun for no reason

probably a valid reason

[luckyloops]

Can’t wait to fill out the quizzes haha

[ancho228]

Not the Joe joke 😭

[saddestbossista]

Sonic Z

Random redraws i did tonight on ms paint