[diatomdude]

My first ever posted Oekaki I know its not great, but in my defense i was using a laptop mouse pad (the touchy thingy, having a blank as to what its called) and its rather awkward to use.....

Also, sorry i have no idea how to do all the layers if somebody knows how and would like to explain it to me i would be forever grateful.....

Please DO:
colour in
use as your RP character
use as your fursonna
play around with backgrounds and such


Please Don't:
remove my signature (even though its sloppy and not well done)
use for adoptables without asking me first
claim as your own
change the lineart too much
take off Chicken smoothie

Other than that, Enjoy! and i hope some people might actually use this besides me xD

[DELETING-ACCOUNT]

I might use this as my fursona, I am looking to make one!

[diatomdude]

bump.... hey can anyone help me out with the layering so i can get alpha lock to work? it would be greatly apreciated

[Rosa.Wolke]

Layers are quite simple. Just click the plus (+) in the layer box to add them. Double click to rename.
To create a lock-alpha picture, you'll need at least three layers. The first layer, the background, can be left white or colored. Add another layer. For lock-alpha to work, you CANNOT PUT LINES ON THE BACKGROUND LAYER. Draw you lines on a second layer. Now, create a third layer. Click and drag it below you lines but above the background. Color in your picture on this layer. You have to be careful and stay in the lines. Now, check the Lock Alpha button. Pick a brand new color, and set the brush size to 200. Scribble all over the color layer. If you've colored it correctly, the new color should only show inside the lines. If there is color outside of the lines, erase it until there is only color inside the lines. Save.

Now, when people color it in, they can click the lock alpha button and scribble all they want! The color will stay in the lines.

If you have any more questions, just ask! :3

[diatomdude]

Layers are quite simple. Just click the plus (+) in the layer box to add them. Double click to rename.
To create a lock-alpha picture, you'll need at least three layers. The first layer, the background, can be left white or colored. Add another layer. For lock-alpha to work, you CANNOT PUT LINES ON THE BACKGROUND LAYER. Draw you lines on a second layer. Now, create a third layer. Click and drag it below you lines but above the background. Color in your picture on this layer. You have to be careful and stay in the lines. Now, check the Lock Alpha button. Pick a brand new color, and set the brush size to 200. Scribble all over the color layer. If you've colored it correctly, the new color should only show inside the lines. If there is color outside of the lines, erase it until there is only color inside the lines. Save.

Now, when people color it in, they can click the lock alpha button and scribble all they want! The color will stay in the lines.

If you have any more questions, just ask! :3

Thanks so much!