Considering the little knowledge I have on photo editing, I knew that when it came time to start learning how to edit, it would be tricky. However, today I just embarked on the small but crucial journey on learning how to fill in the background a solid color.
Going back to my last blog post on the primary color cover, I looked into how to fill in the background a solid color on Microsoft Paint. I want to leave using Photoshop to the last resort considering it is quite expensive and I don't have too much of a need for it at the moment. Therefore, using Microsoft Paint would suffice for the moment being.
I did a couple rough drafts on pictures of my own to get the gist of how to work with Microsoft Paint. I found it quite simple, yet of course I plan on being more precise when it comes to the finished product.
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| - BEFORE 1.0 - Me (left) and group member Nikki (right) at The 1975 Concert in Miami, May 2016 |
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| - AFTER 1.0 - the first very rough draft of filling in the background with a solid color |
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| - BEFORE 2.0 - |
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| - AFTER 2.0 - the better, second rough draft that will coincide with the COLORS theme |
Until then,
SLS
"How to Change an Image Background in MS Paint (Green Screen)." WikiHow,
www.wikihow.com/Change-an-Image-Background-in-MS-Paint-(Green-Screen).
Accessed 19 Mar. 2017
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