Post by Michael on Feb 10, 2006 15:44:56 GMT -5
Okay, once you have opened Paint, set the Attributes (Ctrl + E or Image > Attributes) to 10x10.
Then magnify the image by 800% and set the grid up (Ctrl + G). Now, select the line tool.
What I do is play around with ideas at this magnification. Here are a few that I've used before:
To make them into a larger image just copy/paste the original 10x10.
Here is what the examples look like at 100x100:
****When making backgrounds like this, try using two shades of the same color. Such as violet and blue violet. The effect is marvelous!****
Hope this has helped someone... hehe. ^_^
Then magnify the image by 800% and set the grid up (Ctrl + G). Now, select the line tool.
What I do is play around with ideas at this magnification. Here are a few that I've used before:
1) 
2) 
3) 
2) 3) To make them into a larger image just copy/paste the original 10x10.
Here is what the examples look like at 100x100:
1) 
2) 
3) 
2) 3) ****When making backgrounds like this, try using two shades of the same color. Such as violet and blue violet. The effect is marvelous!****
Hope this has helped someone... hehe. ^_^
