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Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door Box Cover Comments
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Hey Guys This is my first box hope you guys like it.
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It's great but it needs a background in the front. 4.5/5
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thanks but i'm not using paint.net gimp photoshop etc. im using ms paint.
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i added the gamecube disc :)
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any comments?
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"Do not bump your own box, and do not beg for comments and favorites."
For a Paint box it's decent though.
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Welcome to the site. If you want to get better and be respected, I suggest you download GIMP and look up some tutorials. Only the n00bs use paint.
GIMP:http://www.gimp.org/
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First Welcome to the Site!
#3, That would be why this is terrible. Sorry to sound rude, but this is in no way good, and I personally I am not happy when people lie to others about that (Zac-A-Tac), its getting rather old seeing people tell others that bad boxes are good, and thus artist think that it is okay to post this kind of stuff. This is really very far from good. You have the right idea going to though, and you need to get GIMP, Pant.net, or Photoshop, or even Aviary (which is free, and doesn't require download - link. Your background is coming out of the box, the characters were cut out choppy, and the back is just a stretched image.
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#6, thanks i like it too.
#7, alright i'll try to dowload it.
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#8, Well How Do I Use Aviary?
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#10, You click on the program you want, then click on the thing that says Launch.
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well im on image markup with a wii template. how do i put pictures on the template like mario or something like that?
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so how do i do it?
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#13, you should probably use Paint.NET because it's very easy to use.
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ok here is a tip:
i would start with Paint.NET, then when you get good comments on your Paint.NET boxes, move to Gimp, then if you want, move to Photoshop. but i would stay on Gimp.
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