Very cool! I love GIMP.

I also made glitter.
I love this,thank you so much!

How different was your result, Zsófi?
(esetleg lehúzom magamnak a programot és megyek fürkészni)

Sarah, well done!

I can do glitter....
But how make glitter appear on the clothes?

MIA3llie wrote:

Sarah, check the first post - I updated it!

Oh,thank you so much!
It's really helpful!

Check how to dye your Bimbo's hair without peroxide!

(Other) way to create Bimbo stuff.
I don't know how about you, but I don't have a tablet, only a mouse and my shaky hands. Therefore drawing on paper is easier to me...
For this HOW TO you'll need:
computer (of course), some editing program /PS/, A4 paper, printer (with cartridge), drawing tools like pencils (bold), color pencils (not necessary, only if you want to mark the place of shades and HL-s) eraser, scanner.

1. Open your base at PS/Gimp whatever.
   > I'd recommend the lightest doll.
2. Make the harsh dark lines lighter.
*You can skip the first 2 steps because here's the edited base //>>Click<<//

3. Resize it. [Alt+Ctrl+I]
(the original base - Width: 117px > 198px)
*The 3rd step can be skipped too, because here's the resized base. //>>Click<<//

**NOTE: If you wish to print my lightened and resized base than you don't need to open the editing program just press [Ctrl+P], set values and print.
Printing...

Printed:


4. Draw on the paper (with pencil)


(let's pretend it's done)

5. Scan it - via scanner to your computer.  ^O^


6. Open the scanned picture in your editing program.


7. Do not resize, crop etc. Editing is easier now cause all you have to do is trace the dress! Yes, that's easy!
**NOTE: do not trace with 1px brush

    > That's how my edit looks like on the scanned base:


8. If you think you're ready, resize the whole img [Alt+Ctrl+I]
    > But first make a duplicate.
    > Don't merge anything.
    > Letting you know, the original base's resolution is 72 but the scanned one's is about 300. Whatever number you have there, change it to 72. Press OK/Enter

9. Open the original bimbo base (not scanned or resized). Drag it to the "traced n resized" file to check how many times the drawn bimbo is bigger. Of course, the dress will be colossal so you need to resize it.   
This was in my case:

^ After resizing the dress fits perfectly on the normal base.

10. As you resize the shade difference between the stroked lines and colored parts may change. (Á la "contrast is fukked up") Change the colors as you feel.

This was my result (already recolored):


//open in a new frame to see the dresses full sized//

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Oh well that's all! ^______^

This is good-helping other bimbos to edit!!!!!!!!!

I know this isn't that good, but I decided to show you my results anyway. I'm really bad at computer art.

Last edited by rhidi (12-18-2011 02:07)

Glitter brushes by me! [downloadable, click on an img]

゜・。・゜・゜・。・゜・゜・。・゜・゜・。・゜・゜・。・゜・゜・。・゜・
3 GLITTER BRUSHES + STARFIELD BRUSH
☆★━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━★☆

Here you can see how the brushes look like on different colors. Their size is the smallest - 1 px, best for Bimbo cloth or small object decorating. If you use the brushes, don't credit. :) Let me know if you'd like to see more PS stuff!

★Enjoy!

I love your work, i draw too but i have no ideea to use photoshop. This tutorial is very useful so i'm gonna try do my own.
Thanks

super