Miguel

I tried it again, and I like this one better. All it needs are some blacked out sprites and a font that symbolizes destruction, and it'd make a great panel for a comic.

A few questions I have about your tutorial. Resolutions? I don't know bloody potato about that. I only downloaded Paint.net today. Explain, please? (Also, I checked all those bars at the top, and none of them have anything about resolution) What? you can't make the panels using just lines and curves. You need the background, the sprites, and the dialouge. lines and curves is just making stick figures. On what layer? Also, based on how you do it in PDN, against how I do it in paint, it's easier to make Sprite comics in paint then in paint.net.

Who do I make a sprite comic in Paint.net? I could make a sprite comic in regular paint easily, but paint.net functions differently. Now, here's how I make sprite comics in paint: step 1) open paint (DUH!) step2) open the background for the panel in paint step3) expand image to have up to screen size of white space using the bottom right blue square step4) open a sprite sheet I'm going to use in that panel and place it in the white space so it doesn't obstruct the BG step5)set the secondary color to the bg color of the sprite sheet and remove desired sprite from sheet step6) get rid of rest of sheet to avoid clutter step7) repeat steps 4-6 until all desired sprites are on screen step8) put sprites in appropriete spots on bg step9) type up text for first speaker step10) use rounded rectangle tool to encase text step11) repeat steps until all dialouge is typed up and encased step12) change color of insides of rectangles to an very slightly darker shade of white step13) place dialouge on bg in appropriete spots relating to speakers step14) add tails pointing from rectangles to speaker of dialouge in rectangle (preffereably, tails shaped like triangles) step15) crop image to be tight on bg step16) repeat steps 1-15 until all panels are completed step17) open first panel in paint step18) see step 3 step19) place panels in order, ensuring there is suffecient space between panels (preffered format: [p]=panel [p1][p2][p3] [p4][p5][p6]) step20)change color of space between panels to black (doesn't have to be black) I need these steps translated from paint to PDN, please. Thanks in advice. Things I can already do -Make sprites tansparent so white space doesn't appear on bg, thanks to Hannah's tut