MS Paint Hair Tutorial
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The palette colors get a little messed up in the process of saving. Use one from Xandorra for best results.
Find a base of course! Mine is my Courtzie base. Use color #2 to draw the outline of the hair. Make sure it is in front of the forehead a little but not too far!
Clean up the lines. I gave an example in the red boxes'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">red boxes'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">red boxes'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">red boxes of what is good and what is bad for an outline. Make sure all the lines looks like the "good" line. Erase the part of the head inside the outline.
Add a little shading with #2. I added some around the part and around her sholders and neck a little. Don't go overboard with this!
I've used the color green from here on to show the shading you need to add. Use color #3 around the shading you did in step'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">in step'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">in step'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">in step 3. Once again, not too much but more than just one line.
Easy, use the fill tool and shade in everything that is white with color #4.
Use color #5 and add a group of shading on the top of the head. Make it big enough so you can put another color inside of it. This is for making the hair look more shiny.
Take color #6 and add a line or 2 inside the clump you make in the last step. This makes the hair look even shinier! It doesn't matter if the lines are "bad" lines when you are shading it in, only in the outline!
Use color #1 and add a few dark areas inside the part and the neck and sholders. It makes it looks like the hair has more depth.
Ta da da! You're done! Hope you enjoyed the tutorial! You can learn how to make the pants and shirt next!