kurutto-kun over 13 years ago sometimes you have to sacrifice the sake of the image. the text is way too small. please take constructive critisism easy 0 Reply Copy ID
potatotomato over 13 years ago I will make text big next time.PS: Is there a software that allow you to put dialogue without erase a big part of image around it? 0 Reply Copy ID
Mokomoko over 13 years ago Try GIMP, it's free, and although it's a tad crappy for other stuffs I'm doing (non-yukkuri stuffs), it gets the job done.But, come to think of it, Paint should be able to do transparent textbox... huh...Yup, just confirmed it myself, it does let you do that. Just set the text box tool's property to transparent instead of opaque~ 0 Reply Copy ID
Skribulous over 13 years ago Mokomoko said:Try GIMP, it's free, and although it's a tad crappy for other stuffs I'm doing (non-yukkuri stuffs), it gets the job done.But, come to think of it, Paint should be able to do transparent textbox... huh...Yup, just confirmed it myself, it does let you do that. Just set the text box tool's property to transparent instead of opaque~There's also Paint.NET (aka. MS Paint w/ layers). 0 Reply Copy ID
dexter over 13 years ago I believe there's also a way to change the grey into white...threshold maybe?just a preference of mine 0 Reply Copy ID
Nell over 13 years ago I like Paint.NET a lot-- very flexible. Not as powerful as Photoshop or PaintShop Pro, but I'm starting to like it better than either of those. 0 Reply Copy ID
poweryoga over 13 years ago This is also just a scanned image. You might want to do some cleanup to eliminate the fuzzy grey background. I'm no expert though, other most definitely have more experience with cleaning up images. 0 Reply Copy ID
Tea over 13 years ago paint.net is easier to start with, in my opinion. But Nell's right, it's not as powerful or fully featured as Photoshop.Also plugging the traditional_media tag: for everything that's hand drawn or in... well, not a computer. 0 Reply Copy ID