You get a different look when you start alternating black (000000) and white (FFFFFF) in Scribbler Too--sort of fuzzy marbling. The lines get quite spiky, so you might want to dial down your radius somewhere around 15-20, or even less if you want actual detail.
I do most of my black first with the radius set around 30, dialing down to 7-10 for eyes or other detail. Then I switch to white and sort of blast the color around. In other words, instead of drawing steady lines, I center the pointer where I want the most white to be, and tap the mouse button. The I move to another spot, tap and keep doing this until I'm happy.
If I get too much white, I switch to black and do the tap, move process again. I may switch back and forth several times, adjusting my radius as I feel it is needed.
To get rid of solid lines around the edges, I set the color to white, move the mouse a little way from the edge and tap. I move the mouse all along the outside tapping whereever I want a less solid line.
I do most of my black first with the radius set around 30, dialing down to 7-10 for eyes or other detail. Then I switch to white and sort of blast the color around. In other words, instead of drawing steady lines, I center the pointer where I want the most white to be, and tap the mouse button. The I move to another spot, tap and keep doing this until I'm happy.
If I get too much white, I switch to black and do the tap, move process again. I may switch back and forth several times, adjusting my radius as I feel it is needed.
To get rid of solid lines around the edges, I set the color to white, move the mouse a little way from the edge and tap. I move the mouse all along the outside tapping whereever I want a less solid line.
Thank you so much for the tips. I think it is really a fun program and I love what you do with it.
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