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| 1. Start with your completed doll that you want to add the fishnets to (or just a base if you prefer adding them first). | 2. Create a new layer called "Fishnet" above your base layer, but below you clothing layers. | 3. Set your foreground to
whatever colour you want your fishnets to be. Try to
avoid absolute black, use a dark grey instead as this
makes shading easier. Using the outline of the bases leg as a guide, draw in the outline of the fishnets. Remember to close the outline off underneath the clothes so that there are no gaps in the outline. I usually hide the clothing layer at this point to make it easier to see. |
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| 4. Select the Flood Fill tool. Make you settings the same as above. | 5. Locate Textures
under the Style palette. Hold the left-mouse
button down on the little black arrow for a few seconds
under a little menu flys out (as shown above). Change
the setting from No Texture  , to
Texture  . |
6. Click on the image of the texture to bring up the Texture dialogue box. |
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| 7. Click on the drop down
arrow to bring up a list of all available textures.
Scroll down the list until you find a texture you like.
Dither 50pct is good for a small fishnet, &
Polka Dot makes a very nice pattern, but choose
on you like. For this example, I am using Dither
25pct. Click on the texture you want to use, then click on OK. |
8. Flood Fill the interior of the outline you drew in step 3 with the texture. | 9. To give a more realistic look, you can lower the Opacity of the Fishnet layer slightly. |
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| Add some footwear & you're done! | ||
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