:3 it looks great ^^ cant wait to see the finished product

*sigh* you are simply amazing ^^

this is three days of work in coloring? it looks like five minutes

for one i don't have a tablet, for another i have never colored in the program paint, if you don't like it or you want be insulting you can take yourself else were. In blunt, if you don't like it then don't click on it.

still... i used a mouse for the only submission in my gallery.... it looks retarded... but quality is still better

http://www.gimp.org/

i have been using gimp for a few months now and it's pretty great :)

You could have at least colored in the splotches in the blue...

i was working my way down, it's unfinished, but i work on it every night after work.

That only takes less than a minute, I've colored with MS paint before.

i've just been going down the line finishing things, plus i wanted it to show the stage of incompleteness.

oh goody me likes =^_^=

^^ thank you

Needs a lot of work.

There are like, free shit you can download to color that, I think The Gimp is still free, that or you can download drivers and software for a CanoScan scanner or something, those come with basic photo shop ish software.

you should try changing the sketch to a monochrome bitmap before you ink(you can do that in paint). that makes it infinitely easier to erase the underlying sketch & color.

also, try downloading opencanvas. its free.

Keep it up!!!

Damn. wish i could draw that well. Thats y i trace cuz i cant

Damn, what are you doing, paint-bucketing every single square? You're doing it the super-hard way in that case, man. Even way back in the day when I colored with a crappy scanner and MSpaint it wouldn't take me DAYS to get something like that colored in! It'd take me like an hour, tops.

Just grab the pencil tool, make it as big as it'll go, and scribble over the large areas until they're filled in. Yeah, you'll have to slow way down and probably reduce the pencil/paint brush size when you get to tricky areas. But seriously, you really should just download Gimp or something. When you can fiddle with the levels and get the white evened out before you start flooding every thing, it'll go by WAY faster because you won't have all those patches where it's not really 'white'. Plus you can experiment with layers and crap.