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Silk Effect

1. Create a new image in PSP with a white background.
2. Click . If your 'Tool Options' box isn't open, right click and select 'Tool Options', and a little box should pop up. Match your settings with these:



3. Next, draw all over your image using a dark colour (I recommend black). Here's mine:



4. Click , and on your 'Tool Options' box again, change your settings to mine:



5. Draw all over your image, dragging the cursor around till you get a silky effect all over your image. Then colourise and save.




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