last few ones before i venture into Sandman's realm

Some more from me as Lukas rages into the deep black of sleep.......

That's what I call, Bad Luck :)

A few more to give this thread a burst of fresh life....some more alt disney and a few futurama.

(I had two more alt disney but the sizes are too big and for some reason I can open the pics but not in Paint(my only editing tool) to be able to shrink them for posting here.)

GNU Image Manipulation Program, AKA GIMP. Google it. :D

Funny thing is, paint says it's a format it can't recognize but all the images(the ones I posted and didn't) are all jpg. Fukking Paint.........grrrrrrr


Ah well, i'll do it later if more anomalies show up when I try to post other pictures, but for now I have plenty of(sfw) pics I could post here in the meantime.

It's like Paint Shop Pro...thingy. Whatever it's called. Only free and better, even I learned to use it (although I still can't draw, odd).

I think I had it once before my OS crapped out yet again sometime in the past. I was irked, that I remember, that it didn't have a line tool...or at least not a visible one. I like me stright line segment tool in Paint, I does.

EDIT: Some more pics. First two are sonic and pokemon related. The second two are horror film scared chick related. Those second two I mark pg-13 for nipples showing partially through clothing....though they are animated so it might not be as bad as pics of RL stuff. Enjoy at your own whims.

You click with any brush or pencil, and hold shift. Click again, and voila.

Does it allow one to draw guided(by the program) straight line segments or is it more freehanded? That trick you just told me I mean.

Uh...it draws it for you. If I understand your question.

I meant like with the line tool in paint, you simply click a point then drag to another point and let go, and a line segment appears on the screen of appropraitely selected color/width/etc.

Yep, but you don't drag, you click, then shift-click the second point. Still fairly freeform, but you define the start and endpoints instead of 'drawing' it freehand.

Sounds good but if you have bad perception as to where to place the endpoint exactly where you want it it might be hard in that way...if only slightly.....unless after clicking the start point a ghost line shows as you move to place the end point to show what the end result would be once completed.