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Thanks to lannamichaels' Paint Shop Pro version of the instructions for turning a photograph into a sketch, I've been playing around in Paint Shop again, and have actually picked up a few things. While the sketch of my cat didn't work all that well - he's a black blob, whether in colour or black and white - it was fun figuring out how to use different layers, and how they interact.
I've figured out how to add text in a way that makes it fairly easy to manipulate (you put it in another layer, natch), and I now know how to use the eyedropper to identify and match colours. I just find it so much easier to learn a piece of software when I can learn through doing something concrete rather than just trying things and going through the manuals and help files.
Now I just need to start figuring out animated gifs...
I've figured out how to add text in a way that makes it fairly easy to manipulate (you put it in another layer, natch), and I now know how to use the eyedropper to identify and match colours. I just find it so much easier to learn a piece of software when I can learn through doing something concrete rather than just trying things and going through the manuals and help files.
Now I just need to start figuring out animated gifs...
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Date: 2004-04-29 06:25 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-04-29 06:48 am (UTC)I managed to match the text to the hair, and the border to the lipstick, so I was all impressed. I tell you, now that I know what the eyedropper tool is for, this became a whole lot easier. I was trying to match stuff up manually (by picking spots on a colour wheel), and that was just crazy.
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Date: 2004-04-29 06:49 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-04-29 06:53 am (UTC)