OpenCanvas 1.1 Tutorial-BIG

^{Not that I know of, unfortunately. You can try the newer versions of OC, though.}

^{No; this version of opencanvas is completely free. No; you can download this program and have it forever on your computer unless you uninstall it.}

^{It should appear as Japanese if you have the language pack installed on your computer or something. To switch to english, go to the top of the taskbar, go to the very last drop down list (H) and at the bottom it will say English (E).}

^{I think I mentioned that somewhere here, maybe not. Since the layer is autoamtically set to multiply, you'll either have to put the background on a new layer and ERASE parts of the background where it OVERLAPS the coloring on your other layer, OR you can just do the background on the same layer as all your other coloring.}

^{Networking on Opencanvas 1.1 is a bit like paintchat, only it's private and can only have a maximum of 4 occupants. You draw on your own individual layers, but share the same canvas with others, so you can see everyone drawing. Found a tutorial on how to set that up here.}

^{You can, but obviously you might have to tweak a few things since programs are different, but I don't see why you can't copy a technique from opencanvas to use for photoshop or whatever, so try it.}

<sup>Assuming you are using a tablet, pretend it is like pencil and paper. The harder you press, the darker the pencil mark; the lighter you press, the lighter the pencil mark. Apply this to your tablet and mess around with it.

Check this youtube video that I made about how to blend/shade. Hopefully it will help: [link]</sup>

<sup>See that white box in the brushes window? Make sure that line is dragged more toward the bottom right corner.

Also, check out the brush settings- the minimum and general sizes. Examples here: [link]</sup>