Another portrait of Kiki. I'm not sure what she thinks she's owed, but I'm afraid to ask.

This is the first bit of art that I scanned and cleaned up in Paint. It worked out okay, but takes more work than Photoshop. The reason it does is because I can't draw a line between two points, which is how I usually erase fuzziness around lines. Also, when you move the paint brush, the circle showing its edge disappears. Crosshairs are left to show you the center of your brush, but that's hardly good enough when shaving a line as close as you can. Obviously, Paint's brush too was devised to leave a line in black or some colour, and nobody thought about how you'd track white on white. I managed in the long run, but it took so much effort that I don't know if I'm up to doing this again. It may make more sense to wait for the new system and using Photoshop again.

I also noticed tonight that Paint doesn't have a spray brush tool at all! No colouring for me, then! Not with Paint.