Post by Germany on Jun 9, 2014 18:20:30 GMT
I've met countless users before who didn't know how to color poses, or not knowing how to color poses on programs that weren't pixlr(ew).
Well, the best program to use for coloring if you're a beginner is gimp!
since pixlr leaves around a LOT of loose pixels, I definitely recommend using this program.
Well, obviously you need to download it before you can use it. SO, here is the link to the gimp website. You can find the download links there.
www.gimp.org/
Once you have it downloaded, things will be a breeze from here on out for coloring.
Ok, so obviously, open the program.
And now, here are the steps to coloring a .png pose.
and that's how to color a .png pose!
HOWEVER! If you are coloring a .gif pose, the steps are a bit different.
Here is the tutorial for a .gif pose:
...and ta-da!! Now you have a colored pose!
(I will be making a tutorial on how to color poses on FireAlpaca soon.)
Well, the best program to use for coloring if you're a beginner is gimp!
since pixlr leaves around a LOT of loose pixels, I definitely recommend using this program.
Well, obviously you need to download it before you can use it. SO, here is the link to the gimp website. You can find the download links there.
www.gimp.org/
Once you have it downloaded, things will be a breeze from here on out for coloring.
Ok, so obviously, open the program.
And now, here are the steps to coloring a .png pose.
and that's how to color a .png pose!
HOWEVER! If you are coloring a .gif pose, the steps are a bit different.
Here is the tutorial for a .gif pose:
...and ta-da!! Now you have a colored pose!
(I will be making a tutorial on how to color poses on FireAlpaca soon.)
