That means pixia has a total of 72 different preset brushes you can use! Also, if you click on the "Edit" button when in normal mode, it will open the file of that certain pixel so you can make your own custom pixels easily.įinally, you might see two bars over the colors area. If you click this, you'll see a drop down menu, with GROUP1 through GROUP5 and Oblique. If you're in the default mode, not the custom mode, you might see that it says GROUP1. To exit this mode, simply click the lower right-hand button that shows a grid with some black boxes on it. Do this by clicking the little box that states the size of your brush. When you find one you like, you can also Add this one for later use. I prefer the default brushes, but I know most prefer the custom ones. Click the circle and drag your cursor to resize the custom pen size. The only downside is that the maximum is only 105x105 pixels, which isn't half as big as the biggest default brush. The gray box to the left is an area for custom brush sizing. There are more, I'll tell you about the others in a second.
The circles on the left are different types of brushes. It lists different circles on the left, and a gray box with a small circle in the middle on the right. If you click this, you'll see that the pixel area has changed. There's a teal button that looks like a megaphone to the far right of the pixel size area. This is a very convenient way to zoom in or out of your picture.Īlso, I didn't talk about the other options on the pen size yet. If you click it, you'll see a menu pop up that lists from 25% to 1000%. In the lower left hand corner, there's a small box that says "100%". There are a few things I still haven't covered yet. As you might notice, it rotates the center of the colors (for the second type), and changes the entire direction of the colors for the first and third type. The black bar with gray lines on it can be changed. Once you've made your own gradients, these sort of place holders so you don't have to keep changing one over and over. The four squares to the left of these three are preset gradients that you can use. The third stretches horizontally too, but it has a graffiti look to it. I find the second the easiest to work with, since you can choose which color each corner is by left clicking that corner. The second is the one with colors on each of the four sides. The first stretches horizontally, with the colors going down vertically, like how most people express something with the colors of the rainbow. There are three different styles you can choose from, the second being the most popular. You'll notice that the fourth "set" of color swatches isn't a set of swatches at all. Make Resized Duplicate., Duplicate on Resized Canvas., Make Rotated Duplicate.ĭisplay Position, Ruler, Grid, Darken outside boundaryĬlose All - Closes all files currently open in pixia Negative - Makes a negative, or inverted image, of the current image.ĭuplicate - Opens up a new file of the same image, so you have two of the same image open. Exactly like choosing that color with the fill tool. blue, it will turn all the green on the image blueish, etc.īlank Sheet - Clears the current layer completely, with your color of choice.
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