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Scribbles Tutorial

» Find a good cartoon image you want to make a scribble out of and copy and paste it in to Paint Shop Pro. I'm using the one below.

» Go to Adjust >> Hue and Saturation >> Hue/Saturation/Lightness and put in the same settings as below. This will make your image lighter so you can see the outlines of the image better.

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» Make sure your layer palette is showing, if it isn't press F8 on your keyboard.
» Go to Layers >> New Raster Layer. Leave the settings as they are and press OK.
» Make sure you have the raster layer you just created selected like below.

» Select the Paint Brush tool () and put in the same settings as below.

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» In black (#000000), go around the outline of your image carefully but making it look quite rough. Go around twice to give it a more scribbled look. When you've finished, copy and paste the layer as a new image. You should see the black outline you created on a transparent background.

» Select the Flood Fill tool () and fill in your scribble with colours.

» Next we are going to shade in your scribble. Use a darker shade of the colours you used to go round the outside below the black outline.

» To make your scribble stand out, you can outline it in white. To do this copy your scribble, open up a new image sized big enough and press control and E to paste it as a selection. Then go to Selections >> Modify >> Expand and put 2 in the box. Select the Flood Fill tool () and fill in the selection in white (#FFFFFF).

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