How to Make Sparkles in Microsoft Paint
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Sparkle Effect
Basic Sparkles
- Open your Paint program. This is located in the start button, under programs, then accessories.
- Click on the Magnifying zoom button click on 8x.
- Click on the paintbrush button and select the smallest circle shape.
- Make a shape that looks like this:
- Make several of these, because if you only make one, it will not look like anything.
Medium Sparkles
- Start by just making a simple sparkle
- Dots one pixel/square away from the design like this: You don't need as many of these as you do the basic smaller ones.
Larger Sparkles
- Start with the basic sparkle
- Put pixels/dots in the corners,
- Put pixels on in the middle of each side
- Add 2 more pixels on to the end like this
- Add two diagonal pixels on to the end like this. Don't put too many of these in your picture however, or it will look tacky.
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