Pixel Polar Bear By MOE

I have not made a printer friendly version as this is only a short tutorial.

1.  Open a transparent canvas of 100 x 100 pixel.  Flood with white.  Create a second raster layer, this is the layer that we will be drawing on so make sure it is the active layer by clicking on it.

2.  Pick your paintbrush set at size one, draw the outline by following the picture.
I used #CFD2C4.

3.  Pick your flood fill tool, (the bucket) and making sure that the 'sample merged' box is checked, fill in your bear outline.  I used #F7FAEC

NOW FOR THE SHADING
4.  Pick you magic wand and select the main body area.

Selections > Float > Effects > 3D Effects > Cutout
with these settings:

Vertical = -1
Horizontal = -1
Opacity = 90
Blur = 6
Shade = #DFD2C4
Deselect

5.  Pick you magic wand and select both of the far legs. (hold down the shift key to select more than one area at a time)

Selections > Float > Effects > 3D Effects > Cutout
with these settings:

Vertical = 1
Horizontal = 1
Opacity = 95
Blur = 6
Shade = #DFD2C4
Deselect

6.  Back to your paintbrush tool, still at size one and draw in some features.
I used #898C7E

7.  Hide or delete the bottom layer (the one we filled in with white) and save as a .psp file for future use.

That's it, you're done!  I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and found it easy to follow.  If you have any questions or problems feel free to email me.
THANK YOU.

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Please do not link directly to this tutorial, please link to my home page. You may print it out for your own personal use, but do not copy it in any way to put on-line, pass out, or re-write without my permission.  Any resemblance to any other tutorial like this is purely coincidental. This tutorial was written  11 December  2005.
Thank you,  ©MOE