Well Hello There

[Tanqueray]

well Hello there i suppose you came to read some stufff about me well you came to the right place
I'm not new i just really changed my user name i never really used the forums or the oekaki part of Cs because im Really bad at art on the computer and i have no idea why .. i cant even draw a straight line but ill try to improve so my name is domino Effect .. i named myself after my horse called "domino effect" so things you should know about moi well i go to an all french school in Canada oh and let me get one thing clear Canadian's don't always say eh .. just thought id let you know . okay so i have a horse he is a paint/appaloosa his coat is a Black tobiano he is a gelding (Witch means he Cannot have bebe's lol) he is awesome okay next thing you should know about me is that i talk allot so yea oh and if any one has tips on how to use oekaki and make pretty draws
please pm or reply Please
also i am looking for people who love to trade pets (i have to many pets )
p.s
this is a list of things i LOVE
1.horse
2. dogs (know every breed)
3. in life i wanna be a vet but i am currently not able to become a vet because of my poor skills in math
4. Usually i cant think of any thing after four

[jasmine;]

Hi! I'm Lawl (nicknames like Lawlie, Lawliet, Jasmine etc are allowed. x3), if you need any help with anything please PM me (trade settings, profile set-up etc)

[N/A]

I have some tips to using Oekaki, if you want them. ^^
For one, getting used to all the useful tools helps. When I first started using it I didn't know much about drawing programs except for paint. There is the pen and pencil tool. The difference between them is that the Pen tool has less of an ocupancy, meaning that it is fainter than the pencil tool. The Pencil tool is good for final lines, while the Pen tool is good for sketching.

Their are two eraser tools, one that is 'soft' looking and one that is much more pronounced. The Soft Eraser erases lighter around the edges while the Pronounced Eraser erases like the Pencil Tool draws, no smoothness around the edges.

Then there is the dodge and burn tool. The Dodge tool is good for highlighting fur and the background, perhaps when the sun shines down onto the subject you're drawing. The Burn tool does the opposite of that, shading instead of highlighting. It's good for, well, shading the darker areas of the subject. They both give more 'life' into a drawing.

Next is the eyedropper tool. Lets say you need to get a specific colour that is already painted on your canvas. Using the Eyedropper tool, click on that colour. It will then change your drawing colour to the selected one. It is very helpful.

There are alot more tools, but these, I think, are the most used and most helpful. If you have any questions or want a further explanation, feel free to PM me. ^^ Have a great day.

[Whitesnake]

This is so wierd. I have a friend in real life that's from Canada and she has a paint horse called Domino Effect. xD Anyways though, welcome! It's so good to see new members.

[ddoouugghhnnuutts]

HIYA!!!

[Tanqueray]

I have some tips to using Oekaki, if you want them. ^^
For one, getting used to all the useful tools helps. When I first started using it I didn't know much about drawing programs except for paint. There is the pen and pencil tool. The difference between them is that the Pen tool has less of an ocupancy, meaning that it is fainter than the pencil tool. The Pencil tool is good for final lines, while the Pen tool is good for sketching.

Their are two eraser tools, one that is 'soft' looking and one that is much more pronounced. The Soft Eraser erases lighter around the edges while the Pronounced Eraser erases like the Pencil Tool draws, no smoothness around the edges.

Then there is the dodge and burn tool. The Dodge tool is good for highlighting fur and the background, perhaps when the sun shines down onto the subject you're drawing. The Burn tool does the opposite of that, shading instead of highlighting. It's good for, well, shading the darker areas of the subject. They both give more 'life' into a drawing.

Next is the eyedropper tool. Lets say you need to get a specific colour that is already painted on your canvas. Using the Eyedropper tool, click on that colour. It will then change your drawing colour to the selected one. It is very helpful.

There are alot more tools, but these, I think, are the most used and most helpful. If you have any questions or want a further explanation, feel free to PM me. ^^ Have a great day.

Thank you so much helped me allot