Whats the good stuff?

Thursday, April 22, 2004 by ppabmf | Discussion: Skinning

I''m pretty new to the skinning community. I''ve been working on it in my spare time and I have uploaded a few skins. I get a natural high when I read what people say about my work and I want to do bigger and better stuff. However, My resources and funds are limited. I only have two programs to make my skins with, Corel and MS Paint. With Corel I can''t seem to create as stunning or visualy complex images and effects that one sees a lot of. Am I using the right stuff or are there better alternatives? Is there any inexpensive or free software someone could point me twards?
Koasati
Reply #1 Thursday, April 22, 2004 10:02 AM
Paint Shop Pro 8 (my personal fav), and Photoshop are the proabaly the most used graphics programs in skinning. And there''s the GIMP. GIMP is free, PSP is inexpensive, PS is a bit pricey. Sorry, but I don''t have time right now to dig out the links, but they''ll be easy to find with a google search.



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ppabmf
Reply #2 Friday, April 23, 2004 2:23 PM
THanks, I''ll check it out.

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