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12/21/2006

The Ultimate MS Paint(er) Part 2

The ultimate MS Paint(er) is back at it again. This time "V" draws up a Bugatti Veyron using just a normal mouse, MS Paint, and lots of skill. What are your thoughts? Video after the jump.
The first sketch I did with a pencil and the rest you can see in the video...using a mouse and a regular PC too (no Tablet), its easy once you put your heart in it. It doesn't take long either. This one took me about 5 hours

This entry was posted on 12/21/2006 01:03am and is filed under Design, Video .
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Posted at 12/21/2006 02:20am by David
WOW my god is this possible?
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Posted at 12/21/2006 05:43am by erik
really cool! ugly background choice though
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Posted at 12/21/2006 1:25pm by Tony
Itrs actually not as hard as it looks. I've been painting with a mouse in photoshop for a few years now, and I found myself quite good at freestyling in mspaint.
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Posted at 12/21/2006 2:13pm by puppeli
he should really get an tablet. cause with it he could work SO much faster and get better results too. using mouse and mspaint is pointless, unless you are doing pixel art and even then tablet and photoshop are much better
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Posted at 12/21/2006 3:17pm by Lanfire
Looks great again... keep it up an send more in to TechEBlog @ pupplie The first one was with a Tablet. Now this one, the second is with his mouse. It sais this in the quoted text box.
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Posted at 12/21/2006 5:54pm by Moon
Very cool, though I think the first one was more impressive. Seeing what he can do on MS Paint and with a mouse, I bet on a tablet and Photoshop he'd be amazing.
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Posted at 12/21/2006 7:18pm by NIK09743013
lol... he first one was better
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Posted at 12/21/2006 10:01pm by Simon
its good with a mouse. however on paper or even with a tablet thats really easy to do.
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Posted at 12/21/2006 10:50pm by Bert
Obviously Dave. You just saw it.
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Posted at 12/22/2006 6:29pm by .::NoSeas.com::. » Dibujando un impresionante auto utilizando el programa Paint de Windows II
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