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Using Sumo Paint The Very Basics

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Using Sumo PaintThe Very Basics

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Google Sumo Paint or click link provided, then click “Try Online.”

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This will open in your browser. If you want to enlarge the painting area, click the “+” button.

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Now the area you draw in is larger.

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On the left menu bar, you can adjust the tool you want to use to draw, like a pencil, brush, or ink pen.

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Below is an example of the three main tools.

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You can click “Edit” and select “Undo” to delete your last move or select “Clear” to clear the entire canvas (place you draw on).

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You can change the diameter (thickness) of the brush, pen, or pencil too.

The first line is drawn at 8 px (pixels) wide and the second line is drawn at 100 px.

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Each drawing tool allows adjustments. This is the Ink Pen mode – narrow brush shape and normal mode. Play around to see what you like.

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Adjust to any color you want as well. Choose from two different ways to get the right color.

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Make sure you SAVE your image. The three choices are SUMO (project file), PNG & JPG (Both image files – this is what you want to use when done)

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Change the file name to whatever you want.

Then save your image to your Google Drive.

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