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Make the simplest but best pixels in the simplest program! Microsoft Paint! Now you can be a pixel artist, too!

  1. Open Paint
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  3. Now you have a smaller working space!
  4. The white space should be bigger. Click on the magnifying glass again, and then click 8x. The white space now covers the whole paint screen.
  5. This example is an apple, it it pink. Then, color the inside the same color.
  6. The result will be better than plain, non-shaded one - still using the pencil
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    How do I get a grid for my image?
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    Save the image you want to recreate as a file. Then right click the file, and click on "Edit", which will open the image in Paint. Turn on gridlines in the "View" section of Paint, and this will give you a graphed, pixelated version of the original image. If you want to recreate it, just take a screenshot of the image with the gridlines (press the "PrtSc" key on the keyboard), paste it into a Word document and then save the image as a file. Then you can reference it when you recreate the image in Paint.
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