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Just a question

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Im pretty sure this is a good place to post this. Its just about the program people use for pixel sigs.For the ones iv made iv used paint, I know that alot of people do not use paint, I notice that shading often looks pretty awsome on other peoples sigs, anyway, yup, whats the program called:)?

The pepole that is really good, uses MSPaint.

 

 

 

And maybe Photoshop for adding a nice text

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Good shading improves with your skill in art, not so much with the more complex tool you use. Pixel programs are GraphicsGale, MSpaint, Photoshop, don't know of others.

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Pixel sigs by me.

Pixel Art

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Okay.. so i guess it doesnt matter the program. Its the shading work you have to do, In otherwords shading is still pixel by pixel with the other programs people use?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Anyway, in that case no point in getting anything ether then ms paint, which is what im using now anyway.

In otherwords shading is still pixel by pixel with the other programs people use?

 

 

 

Correct.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It might be worth getting Graphics Gale, since it is free. The layers can come in handy, and also the right-click colour-choser is a big time saver.

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Alright. youv both been very helpful. Thank you very much.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Glad we could help out. Also try the search button, many things similar to this have been asked before. Or Google, great place to find answers. :)

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Pixel sigs by me.

Pixel Art

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