Ryan Schenk3/22/2007 at 1:00 pmPermalink The problem with doing uncannily good gradients in MSPaint, Mike D, is that instead of looking like extremely time consuming MSPaintings, they just look like bad Photoshopaintings. Reply
mike d.Post author3/22/2007 at 2:18 pmPermalink I have been continuously improving at MSPaint since I first started this site. Soon. Soon I will break through this supposed impassable barrier that separates the quality of MSPaint from the quality of Photoshop. Just wait. It will catch you off guard. Reply
The problem with doing uncannily good gradients in MSPaint, Mike D, is that instead of looking like extremely time consuming MSPaintings, they just look like bad Photoshopaintings.
Who knew it was possible to get too good at MSPaint?
I have been continuously improving at MSPaint since I first started this site.
Soon. Soon I will break through this supposed impassable barrier that separates the quality of MSPaint from the quality of Photoshop.
Just wait.
It will catch you off guard.