The outlines belong to Tish from the Dreamslane site: http://dreamslane.com. Thank you, Tish. You will find them in the zipped file along with the other images you need to be able to colour them!
So you don't have to use your imagination to colour but must do so for the colours you are going to use and later on in whatever you are going to do with it, if anything!

Credit must be added added to all you create: Incredimail or Outlook stationery, adoptions, websets etc... Don't bother adding it to signatures, it's ugly!
Please credit Dreamslane at http://dreamslane.com for the outlines.
You can share your result with others but whatever you create must remain free. Thank you.

This pointing hand is here to help you. You can drag and drop it and use it as a marker to help with following the tutorial. Martine

Download your supplies:
You can download my E-Book which will let you work without being connected.



Then open Paint Shop Pro. I advise you to zoom in as many times as you need to so you can see what you are doing better. Zoom in on the images in the zipped file too.
Open the outlines: PSP4ALL_Tish_Ducky.psp. Then Window > Duplicate. Best not to work on the original. So close it.

Colour the 4 outlines using the images that are in the zipped file. Choose your own colours. The body and the head do not change, so colour once and then paste on the other ducks. Save as my4ducks.psp  





Select around the first duck and Edit > Copy > Edit > Paste as a new Iamge. Save as myduck.psp
Select around the second duck and Edit > Copy > Edit > Paste as a new layer on myduck.psp
You repat with the third duck and paste on your image myduck.psp
And one more time with the 4th duck.
You now have an image with 4 layers.
save again, all layers opened: moncanard.psp

Open Animation Shop. Click on the animationWizard.
Add your image: moncanard.psp.

Arrange your 4 images as you wish, you can duplicate some of them and paste them where you want using Edit.

Here's how i have arranged mine.

For the speed for each frame, right click on the frame and choose Frame Properties > Display Time and enter a time. Feel free to use mine.

Click on to view your animation. If you are happy, save it as a gif.

Martine
26 August 2007

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me