Custom Paint Idea - Hyperius

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Icon

 

Item with Paint

 

Proof of Creation/Ownership (Mid-Work Screenshot in Pixlr X)

 

 

 

[AftoKrator]

honestly the icon looks kinda dull (no offense) 

and why pixlr

also, it just looks like zebra paint, but follows uses the item's design to separate the colors instead of zebra pattern

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56 minutes ago, AftoKrator said:

honestly the icon looks kinda dull (no offense) 

It's hard to come up with complex designs with the lack of experience on how normal paint units are designed.

57 minutes ago, AftoKrator said:

and why pixlr

Pixlr X is a free photoshopping software that I normally use for memes and used it here to try something different.

58 minutes ago, AftoKrator said:

also, it just looks like zebra paint, but follows uses the item's design to separate the colors instead of zebra pattern

I kinda wanted to try something different outside of just memes and pointless photoshops. 

[Spam]

Try using google draw, it has a feature called polyline that makes it easier to change the color for things.

[AftoKrator]

try Photopea (Photopea | Online Photo Editor) 

its basically Adobe Photoshop, but not Photoshop, its online and can be used offline, free, browser based (with app), and basically have all the Photoshop tools. 

Also, i use Photopea for all my drawings, i'm currently working on a lava paint design with interceptor

the main setup looks like this...

pls dont judge the drawing, its still work in progress

Edited April 18, 2021 by AftoKrator (see edit history)

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17 minutes ago, AftoKrator said:

try Photopea (Photopea | Online Photo Editor) 

its basically Adobe Photoshop, but not Photoshop, its online and can be used offline, free, browser based (with app), and basically have all the Photoshop tools. 

Also, i use Photopea for all my drawings, i'm currently working on a lava paint design with interceptor

the main setup looks like this...

pls dont judge the drawing, its still work in progress

Looks nice.

But I think I'ma stay with Pixlr X for a while since I've gotten used to using it as a general-use tool.