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How to make neat (colourful) words/letters my style :)

its not about making a good font like a pro, just neat and a free style one :D

Tutorial category: drawing
Tutorial type: Step-by-step
Submitted by: EtyiIsLearning
Tools used: Java RMD tool

This tutorial is based on:
Best Friend (bad thumb) by EtyiIsLearning

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Step 1

first , make/open a drawing where you want to write in. i have made some space for the words :)

Step 2

using view>show grid , you can write the letter more neat and straight etc :D...! if the grid too small, view>grid option, and change the number.

Step 3

start writting with pen/pencil, opacity doesnt matter if you want colourful words, size 2, and 50-60 smoothing.. do it carefully,

since i'm using mouse, i have to write slowly.. hehe :D.. you can see how my writting looks more neat, cause i did it following the horizontal line on grid.

Step 4

make more words if you want, and arrange it . i use grid for the placement of words.

Step 5

uncheck the show grid option, and it will be like this :)... sorry, not full drawing shown

Step 6

colourful words!
1. rainbow : use lock alpha (if you dont know, see other tutorial) so you cant go off line

oh, i forgot to say to write in different layers >< !

use brush, average opacity, and start from red, go over the first word a little bit.

Step 7

and go down to other colours !

this is the result XD!

Step 8

2. one main colour: use the light colour until the dark one using only one main colour (e.g blue)..

i use the colour from the most left to most right, but i go up and down a little bit :)

Step 9

3.contrast A : use the contrast colour of the main colour, (e.g black-white) but i'm not sure if contrast is a right word to descript this... so sorry! still use brush, white colour, go from above and make it a little half white :)

Step 10

vice versa~

Step 11

you can make it diagonally too ^^...! but leave some space for the black.. ! in the real drawing, i changed it a little...

thank you for reading, sorry for the mispelling and hope this can help some beginners to understand java :D