Again, I'm new at this and Really Appreciate help.
I have designed a toy that has a simple rectangle for the body -- that was easy -- Yeah!!
But, the arms and other parts I had to hand draw to get what I really wanted. Originally, I created the body template in Word. Then I just made some rectangles, filled them with color, printed them, drew my pattern on top of them and cut them out.
So my question is this: How do I turn my hand drawn pattern part into a template, like the templates I have downloaded from you guys, that I can work with when creating new skins, etc.? It has some curves -- which also adds to my dilema.
I look forward to sharing this toy because I like her alot. Thanks so much for your time in helping me out!
I use The Gimp which you can freely download. And there are soöe excellent manuals available, n different languages. It does the job, but I´m pretty sure there are better ways. Although I´m slowly getting efficient at it I still have no results I want to share :)
Looking forward to the answers of the pro´s here as well.
Anna Blume & Henk Engst
Looking forward to the answers of the pro´s here as well.
Apr 6, 2009
Tephlon
http://www.nicepapertoys.com/forum/topics/1905839:Topic:5161
Apr 9, 2009