＞＜⠀⠀ ⠀[pt. 2] how to ibis paint x 101 (canvases) .⠀⠀⠀ :hearts:

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              ωɩтɦ ʈɦєѕє          ꣑            ⊹    

               ⺍          ƭυʍ͟в͟ℓɽ gι͟я͟ℓʂ !          𖦹              

hi hha ! ♡       welcome to the second part

of ibis paint x basics tutorial in ibis paint

x ^__^.     this edit tut is specifically made

for beginners who would like to learn the

basics of ibis. all steps mentioned in this

tutorial will be detailed with screenshots

attached so all of these instructions will

be very easy to follow!     let's get started

with the tutorial ☆.

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              :hearts: :hearts: :hearts:          ꣑            ⊹    

               ⺍          ᡣ𐭩      sƫɑʈʋs !          𖦹              

＿＿＿＿ by the end of this tutorial,

you will learn how to :   ＿＿＿＿＿

                    ○ reopen and edit a canvas

                    ○ 2 ways of how to save an edit to your

                        phone gallery

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              ωє'ɽe mɑde.          ꣑            ⊹    

                ⺍           o🝡 gƖɑƨs.            𖦹               

＿＿＿＿ 𓄼 how to reopen and edit ? 𓄽 ＿＿＿＿

a canvas?

let's say, you'd like to take a short break on edit

ing or you're working on two edit drafts simult-

aneously. then, this feature would be very use–

ful !

step 01 — open ibis paint x. you should see

the home page of ibis paint with 'my gallery'

and 'online gallery'.            once you do, click

'my gallery'.

step 02 — click the pre-existing canvas you'd

like to edit.

step 03 — click 'edit'.

step 04 — that's how you reopen your canvas!

pretty nice and simple, isn't it? :3

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              ⅋ ɕoƖɖ.          ꣑            ⊹    

                    ⺍          ♡ ♡ ♡          𖦹                   

＿＿＿＿ 𓄼 2 ways of how to save 𓄽 ＿＿＿＿

an edit to your phone gallery ?

once you're done editing and you want to

publish it on your posts, acm community the

—me, profile, etc., you can move on to saving

it to your phone gallery !   there are two ways

to export it.

             ੭୧                     method #1                     ꣑

step 01 — open your canvas then click the '←'

button.

step 02 — press 'save image'

step 03 — you will then see a prompt for you

to adjust some properties of the image.   for

edits,       i recommend saving it as a png for

better quality/resolution and the rest of the

functions is completely optional to toggle on.

step 04 — click 'ok' !

step 05 — your edit is now in your gallery! ^^

             ੭୧                     method #2                     ꣑

step 01 — click the pre-existing canvas you'd

like to save to your gallery.

step 02 — click '⋮'.

step 03 — refer to steps 02–05 from method

#1 !

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              ＿＿＿＿          ꣑            ⊹    

                  ⺍          yoυ sɑy.           𖦹                 

congratulations !       you have completed the

basics of everything you need to know abt

the canvases on ibis paint x !         in the next,

future tutorials, i will be going more in depth

on all of the tools that are useful for editing

^__^.            edit exercises and prompts will be

provided as well.   this 2-part tutorial will not

have any edit exercises ^^. feel free to revisit

the tutorials if needed.

if you've reached this point, tysm for reading !

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do not steal or copy.

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