How to Draw a Pokeball in Microsoft Paint
Open up Paint., Let's start by making a grid., Once the grid is complete, change the colour of the brush to black. , Edit the brush tool., Now you can finally start drawing the Pokeball!, Draw a circle, using the grid as a guide for the pixels...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open up Paint.
Windows computers already have them, so you can just go to Start > All Programs > Accessories > Paint, if you own a Windows computer. -
Step 2: Let's start by making a grid.
Some people may personally prefer to make their own grids, but you can paste one from the Internet if you want.
To make a grid, draw a horizontal line in grey/dark-grey, and keep drawing them, making sure the space between the lines are exactly the same, to the top of the document.
Then do the same vertically. ,, Change the circle-brush to the largest square there is. , If the squares you drew on the grid were small, one pixel should be a 2x2 square on the grid.
If the grid squares are huge, one pixel can just be one square on the grid. ,,, Now click on "Attributes" and select "Black and White" on the "Colours" section.
Now invert the colours again.
Then change the colours to "Colors". , The squares on the grid look a bit spaced out, don't they? You can join them together to make a complete one or so pixels by selecting the Brush tool and filling in the spaces between the squares. , Decorate it however you like! -
Step 3: Once the grid is complete
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Step 4: change the colour of the brush to black.
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Step 5: Edit the brush tool.
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Step 6: Now you can finally start drawing the Pokeball!
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Step 7: Draw a circle
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Step 8: using the grid as a guide for the pixels.
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Step 9: draw a line to separate each part of the Pokeball.
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Step 10: Click on "Image"
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Step 11: then "Invert colors".
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Step 12: Look at your uncoloured Pokeball.
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Step 13: You can start colouring your Pokeball
Detailed Guide
Windows computers already have them, so you can just go to Start > All Programs > Accessories > Paint, if you own a Windows computer.
Some people may personally prefer to make their own grids, but you can paste one from the Internet if you want.
To make a grid, draw a horizontal line in grey/dark-grey, and keep drawing them, making sure the space between the lines are exactly the same, to the top of the document.
Then do the same vertically. ,, Change the circle-brush to the largest square there is. , If the squares you drew on the grid were small, one pixel should be a 2x2 square on the grid.
If the grid squares are huge, one pixel can just be one square on the grid. ,,, Now click on "Attributes" and select "Black and White" on the "Colours" section.
Now invert the colours again.
Then change the colours to "Colors". , The squares on the grid look a bit spaced out, don't they? You can join them together to make a complete one or so pixels by selecting the Brush tool and filling in the spaces between the squares. , Decorate it however you like!
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