Baby Bottle

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More pixel art practice in Microsoft Paint.


Done in MS Paint.


DO NOT USE PLEASE

Here is another piece I did for MS Paint practice: post938321.html#p938321
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Hey, this is really great!
The last time I tried something like this on the computer it was in an IT class and needless to say it had failed but, you clearly have the skill I don't have :) It shows you put a lot of effort in and it really paid off! You must have an extremely steady hand!
Great work! :)
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I love this picture, even though it's just practice it's actually really good! :D

You must be really good at this, because all the edges are straight when they are supposed to be straight and rounded when they're supposed to be rounded, too. That's awesome! All the elements are really well done, except for one thing, shading. I really could have used a lot more shadow, etc. like you did on that orange ball. It really is the finishing touch that makes it look far better, trust me. Right here all I really see is lines and fill and no variety except in the color and not the shade or the tone.

Otherwise, great job and I would love to see more stuff from MS Paint!
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How do you do that? The bottle must have taken hours of patience and lots of fine detail! I can't believe it! That is great! It has detail, just the right contrast between light and dark and great edges -- they never seem to come out straight for me! :) You have a skill!
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